New Britain herald., 1917-10-08
City Items

Mrs. B. B. Bassette of Emmon
place has returned from a month
visit at Manlius, N. Y.
The Catholic Women's Benevolen
legion will meet on Wednesday even
ing following the services in the
church, in st. Mary's school hall.
Fred J. McEnroe. inspector for the
health department. started on his an
nual vacation today.
\ Thirty-five hunting licenses were is
sued Saturday at the Office of the city
clerk, making a total of 2S7 thus far
this season.
The finance committee of the board
of education will meet tomorrow
morning at II o'clock. The regular
meeting of the board will be held Fri
day afternoon.
Joseph Freeman and james Hall Of
Waterbury were the guests yesterday
Of John j. Cream.
Captain Eugene F. Barnes of the
fire department was home over the
weekend. He is taking q course at
the FireMens College in New York.
Miss Betty Weber, who played in
the Have a Heart company at Par
sons, Hartford, last week, visited
James w. Manning of Union street,
ner uncle, over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Cronin of
Portland, spent the weekend with,
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Price of this
city.
After spending the weekend with
her mother. Miss l.. M. Conlon has re-
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to resume her studies.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Dougherty and
daughter of Portland were the week.
end grs its Of Mr.. and Mrs w. J.
Sullivan of Washington street.
On October 16 at st. Joseph's church
the wedding of Joseph Mulligan Of
Bristol and Miss Katherine O'Connor
of % Liberty street will take place.
Mrs. Stanley H. Holmes will enter
tain the members of the College clu b
this evening. The club is to make
scrap books for the soldiers.
The Camp Real Estate Co. has sold
lot on Harrison street for Albert H.
Schilling to excluding Inspector
August Bergstrom.
Rev. w. F. Cook will begin a week
from Sunday evening a series of three
popular illustrated lectures on his re-
celsa trip to Yellowstone Park the
Rocky Mountains and California
The Herald is in receipt of 81 from
John Kunz for the soldiers tobacco
fund.
7 The annual season of the woman's
club will open on Tuesday, Oct. 16 at
thu. Baptist church, and meetings will
be held on each alternate Tuesday.
Current events will compose the pro-
gram at the first session.
There will be a Parents meeting at
the East street school tomorrow night
ut 8 o'clock when the teachers will
meet the parents of the children. An
informal reception will be held pre-
yious to the meeting. and refresh
ments will be served.
II was reported to the police Satur-
day night by Adolph Peterson, that
hunting by a game warden. Peterson
claims that he has hunting license
and wanted to be enlightened as to
what right the warden had to take his
gun.
Cards have been received from Rev.
y. Ottman Ward, assistant pastor of
stationed at Camp Admiral Meade, N.
Z. He is engaged in Y. M. c. A.
work.
An auto belonging to Joseph Tart
cani and left in front of St. Mary's
I church yesterday while the owner
uas, attending services was run into
Nv another vehicle, smashing the gas.
cline tank. AS far as can be learned
4Aore were no witnesses to the COL
iision.
That the gardens which the local
n aoitce planted last spring in Stanley
auarters are successful is evidenced
! - the fact that from a single bushel
AZ potatoes planted by Chief w. }.
! rawlings II bushels Of the tubers
we're harvested. Other members of
! me force report similarly success
,ful season.
wallace F. Richardson returned to-
AAy to Portsmouth, N. H., after a
ut with his parents, Detective Ser