New Britain herald., 1917-04-06
Ciity Items

New pinch back single and double 3hFeasted suits at Besse-Leland's. --advt.
 Dr. c. w. Vivian. Porter and Dy- ron bldg. 5s Main St.-advt.
 Misses Celeste and Alice Taylor are home from Mt. Ida school, New Hampshire.
 Harold S. Futile has resigned his 4ace with the Stanley Works. E The committee in charge of the toming convention of the Modern )Woodmen of the World will meet this Eyening. -tFt x John Walsh is home from the Uni- sersity of Pennsylvania.
 s Rev. Pliny F. Cooney of Greenwich vas visitor in this city yesterday.
 Mrs. Alice Gribbon of New York is isiting at the home of William Roche F Union street.
 Mrs. A. c. and Miss Abbie Dawson hve returned from a trip to Brattle- koro. Vt.
 Do not buy soft slazey goods when ou can get worsted suits at Besse- seland's for less.-advt. E Joseph Meehan, student in the university of Pennsylvania Dental Ehool, Is home for the spring. vaca- Ion.
 \. Wonderful assortment of trimmed ats, for Easter, retailed at wholesale fices, Goldenblum's, Y. M.s c. A. 3dg.-advt. s -s' :-E
 Best 40c dinner in town at the [otel Nelson.-advt.
 Francis Murphy and Aloysius J. H. rDell, students at Holy Cross college. re spending the Easter vacation at heir homes in this city.
 The New Britain Lumber and Coal bmpany, through Attorney M. HI. lamp, has brought suit against Fred Ind Jenna Miller of Francis street br $100. Papers were served yes ,rday afternoon. The writ is return ble in the city court on the fifth onday in April.
 Steps have been taken to effect tisfactory settlement between credi- ITS and Morris Shapiro, the former ilkman. Constable Wrinkle has been amed as receiver.
 Engine Go. No. 3 was called to East Jain street late yesterday afternoon extinguish flames on the roof of ae Hiltbrand house which became fnited from a burning load of hay Iose by.
 John F. Rourke, athletic coach at Dlgate college, is home for the ASter vacation.
 More styles in our suits and over- lets. Besse-Leland' s.-advt.
 si.~L vuyi11 eet on Tuesday evening, April IT. receive bids on the seasons supply ,. concrete and other materials. Six barbers at the Model barber op.-advt.
 Miss Coughlin of s2 Pearl St.. Hart I'd. extends an invitation to the la es of New Britain and vicinity visit Hartford tomorrow, to call in per- n and see her beautiful merchan- se at the lowest prices.-advt. @>-s <. Beautiful millinery models at the ayanaugh Shop, 40 Pratt St. Hid. bmorrow they feature Sport Hats at
 for Young Misses.-advt.
 Largest variety of hats for Easter. mmed or untrimmed. retail or 1 hoIesale prices. Goldenblum's, Y. M. A. bldg.-advt. Every suit guaranteed at Besse- apd's.-advt. The board of public works Is in kllinS g. standard and street nent
 BiRelow street between Chestnut Id Church streets.
 More tailoring in our suits. Besse- kland's-advt.
 More models in suits at, Besse-Le- nd.,s--advt. .'sz r
 Felix Faltin, a member of the su- rnumerary police departments has ndered his resignation to Chief swings. He is employed on the rail- ad and finds his duties interfere Itl his being a policeman.
 Tlk foreman's team in the Stanley Forks bowling league has been de- ared the winner in the recent tour ksnent. .fs'
 Grand Knight Stephen A, Lynch hd F. F. King have been elected dele ktes by Daly Council. K. of C., to the aAe convention in Bridgeport In ay. William F. Troy and F. J. nrrnay are alternates. More mems suits at Besse-Leland's. advt.