New Britain herald., 1918-01-09
CITY ITEMS

:. John Barszez has transferred prop
erty on Parkview avenue to Steve
Barszez.
A marriage license has been grant
ed 20 John H. Murphy of 355 last
Main street and Elizabeth A. Mcken-
ma of As Seymour street.
\ Members of Alexandra lodge No. "a,
T. O. D. of St. George, will meet TO
sew for the Red Cross on Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Frank
f. Coleman, 479 Church street at
2 O'Clock.
The Kavanaugh Shop, 40 Pratt ST.
hartford, still has splendid bargains
in suits and dresses.-adVt
The Hadassah society will meet this
evening at s o'clock at Talnud Torah
hall.
There will be a rehearsal tonight
of the Junior choir Of the church OF
ST John the Evangelist. This will
sake the place Of Friday evenings re-
hearsal.
Bav Amo dance tonight, Bungalow.
-advt.
The Endeavor Circle of Stanley Me-
mortal church will meet at the nome
of Miss Title Stohl tomorrow evening
at 1880 o'clock sharp. All members
are asked to attend.
A miscellaneous shower was given
e. last evening at the home of Miss We
rena Frey of Prospect street in honor
of Miss Mae Hilton of South Nam
street who will become the bride of
John G. Heslin of Cherry street on
February 6.
Lady Wallace lodge, D. O. S., VIII
hold it's regular meeting tonight at
O'clock in the Jean de Baptiste hall.
Property on South Main street has
been transferred from Harold F.
!, Shepard to Henry j. Foiren
William Mcmahon has returned to
Georgetown university after spending
the Christmas vacation with his par
snts Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Mcmahon.
A marriage license was taken out
Yesterday by John H. Murphy Of 355
East Main street and Miss Elizabeth
A. McKenna of 433 Seymour street.
Property on Columb ia street has been
transferred by Bertha Gridley to Adna
+. Johnson.
Mrs Elizabeth Feeney Of 553 STAN
ley street fell and broke her wrist at
her home yesterday. DR.. J. E. Mar
tin is attending her.
The monthly meeting of the school
board will be held next Friday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock.
Miss Madeline Bardeclz has returned
to Laurelton Hall academy, Milford,
after spending the holidays with her
parents.
White Rose camp will meet Thurs
day evening at Electric hall. All men,
bers are requested to attend as i'm
portant business will be transacted;
also election of officers.
Private Axel Gahnberg. son of Mrs.
Rose Gahnberg Bergeson Of IT Fair
view street, a member Of the Amer
lean University Medical Corps, goth
/. Engineers, stationed at Washington,
d. c., is spending a fve-day fur1ough
at his home here.
N Mem bers of the police department
held a drill this afternoon in the State
Armory under Chief w. J. Rawlings.
Captain Thomas w. Grace left today
for Harrison, N J., with requisition
] papers for Michael Kregor, wanted
ip this city for non-support.
i Oscar Nygren will fill the vacancy
at the central fire station during the
i absence of Lieutenant Frank Gilligan
! who is incapacitated from duty with
] broken arm.
Engine company No. was called
to East street this morning in response
to telephone call, but on arrival no
i fire was found.
installation of officers will be held
] by the Journeymen BARRIERS union at
81 Church street tomorrow evening.
At the close Of the exercises a Smoker
will be held
Unofficial reports indicate that
about $475 will be realized on the
! New Years eve concert and ball given
by the Firemen's Pension Relief Fund
judgment was rendered in the
court of common pleas yesterday to
] Joseph D. Kiokin of Hartford against
Ada and Louis Wrinkle of this city to
recover $282.50 and costs Of S36.45.
Action was brought by the plaintiff