New Britain herald., 1918-02-28
CITY ITEMS

#council, Jr o. U. A. M, will be held Nat o'clock this evening to take ac- 8tion on the death of A. Johnson. T The Camp Real Estate Co. has sold Sthe John Sloan property at the corner #of Park and Fairview streets to 8Thonlas Lacey.
 # Lenten services will be held at St. J oseph's church tomorrow evening at N:30 o'clock.
 8 Sale On crape hats. Seibert-advt. d F%ed Monsees of Stanley street has < returned from Boston, Mass, where he passed examinations for admis- zion to an ensign school. W All the members of the College #club who intend to be present at the #aext meeting of the club which will #be held at the home of Mrs. l.. P. &Slade are requested to notify Mrs. &Slade, not later than Saturday. The Rneeting will be held Monday night # August Carl Suess and Anna Eliza - #beth Stohl were married by Rev. J. ID. Rees of the Stanley Memorial l #church at the home of the bride, yes &erday afternoon. The couple were \ tended by Fred Suess, brother of &he groom, and Tillie Stohl, sister of #he bride.
 A social and dance was given by tn } #nenibers of the Jewish Ladies Aid #ociety last evening at Turner hall A Barge crowd was on hand, and during She evening refreshments were served. Iembers of Troop 10, Boy Scouts, ssisted the society. Music was fur Xished by Lynch's orchestra, and 6 hncing was continued, by special ermit, until 12. A large delegation om, Hartford and nearby cities were hand.
 At the meeting of Phenix lodge, l.
 o. F., last night several visitors Fom out of town lodges were present. pme of those who attended were :: eorge w. Chapman of Waterbury, William l.. Hutchinson of New Haven,
 GI Breckenbridge of Meriden, all bunty officers of the order. Music has furnished by the members ot S&exington lodge, and refreshments ere served.
 Bartonio Ruszo of Myrtle street, ged IA years old, is reported by his Ather to the police as missing from ome.
 The annual meeting of the W. c.
 U., will be held at D. m. Friday fternoon. Mrs. Mary E. Welles, ounty president, will be present. and ill address the meeting. Reports of he officers will be heard, and officers pr the ensuing year will be elected,
 this meeting the books will bo Rosed for the current year. #
 Carl Nelson, formerly employed at be office of the Landcrs, E'rary Ss
 lark Co, left today for the medical chool of the officers training camp
 Georgia Nelson resided at 5S |airview street.
 A sewing meeting and social was 1 elu this afternoon by the members < $ad friends of Martha Chapter, No.
 c. r. $. The past matrons and
 e past patrons will hold a meeting Knight at 7:30 o'clock after which
 c chapter will meet to initiate two Andidates.
 2 The members of the Young eople's society of Stanley Memo oria. hurch will hold a meeting tomorrow ght at which all members arc flxed to be present. After the busi- d
 F. B. Eddy of West Main street hs presented Stanley Post, c. A. R..
 tn a book containing oyer 50l pws of monuments and historic saces in the vicinity of Gettysburg.
 son has been born to MT. and rs A. A. Gecr of Connecticut ave $e.
 "A Dehearsal will be held tonight at home of Mrs. William Hart of
 i've street by the members of the
 Dir of St. John the Evangelist furch.
 A meeting of St. Mary's T. A. B, ciety will be held tonight at s elock in the school hall.
 Ladies' Nest. Order of Owls, will feet in Electric hall Monday eve Ing.
 The farewell banquet, given by the An,fbers of the debating club of the kgh school to Professor Fay will be eld this evening at the Y. M c. A.