New Britain herald., 1918-01-26
CITY ITEMS

Pay your water rent before the 31st and save interest.-advt
 About forty women in the neigh borhood of the Smith school have de cided to meet every Tuesday after noon at the school building to sew for the Red Cross, two sewing machines having been lent for this purpose.
 Goodness of Aunt Delia's Bread advt
 All members of the Daughters of America are invited to attend lee ture Tuesday evening at Jr. o. U. A. M. hall by Rev. Warren F. Cook. Mr. Cook will speak on the present war.
 Skating afternoon and evening, Rhodes Ice House pond, foot of Arch street, Admission 5c--advt.
 The suit of Frederick Ortensi against the estate of J. P Connors has been settled by the administra- tor of the estate settling the bill.
 25o New Spring Hats, sefbert. -advt
 A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flood of 5 Pearl Court.
 A hearing will be held February II, at II o'clock on the disposition of the
 
 known as "Larry's''. Constable Fred Wrinkle was in Hartford yesterday on business pertaining to the sale.
 A hearing was held in the office of the county commissioners yesterday on the transfer of the liquor license at 1 Spring street to Stanley Bogdanski. At torney M. D. Saxe represented Bogdan- ski and l.. P. Rohrmayer of Hartford
  fer. The commissioner granted the transfer.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Kemmerer of Maple street have received a postal card from their son Sergeant Harry I<emmerer, telling of his safe arrival in France.
 Star of Good Will lodge, No. 9 O. $. of B., will meet Monday evening There will be an installation of off cers by Supreme Deputy Mrs. Anna Erber of Southington. Lodges from a number of other~cites will attend.
 Mrs. Arthur E. Hamilton of Canal street, Plainville, who has been seriously i'll with pleurisy for the past three weeks, is slightly improved
 George Conlon is home from Camp DeVons for a short furIough.
 Richard Meyers of the Ordnance corps is home for the weekend. The Sewing Circle of the New T;rit- ain chapter, Hadassah society, which was formed last week will meet tomor- row afternoon at Talmud TOrah hall at 2 o'clock. Miss Rebecca Rudman will be in charge.
 The payroll for the week of the street department totals $6S2.69 and for the sewer department $344.11. Rev. Thomas Griffin of Derby was a visitor in town yesterday. Peter Ccffey and Frank Egan are home on a visit from St. Dernards Seminary, Rochester, N. Y. Chamberlain Council, o. U. A. M. will meet this evening. A meeting of the Vega society will be held this evening. Miss Annie Emmett of New Haven is visiting in this city.
 Patrick Harrington of Clark street has been discharged from St Francis hospital, Hartford.
 A months mind mass was celebrat ted this morning for the late Mrs. J. F.. Martin at St Mary's church.
 Miss Christine I. Tinling, field sec retary of the w. c. T. U.. who has spoken before local meetings is the ! guest of Mrs Charles E. Mitchell of Russell street.
 Bishop John J. Milan of Hartford diocese was a visitor at St. Mary's pa rochial residence yesterday afternoon
 Henry Rice of the Naval Reserve iS home on a short furlough. 1 Louis G. Stephanson. advertising mana ger at Landers, Frary t& Clark 1 company, is able to be out after q re- 1 cent illness.