New Britain herald., 1918-08-12
CITY ITEMS

Store closed tonight, McMillan store. -advt.
 Misses Ruth Bassette, Catherine Wells, Dorothy Booth and Airline Nel- Son are visiting Miss Dorothy Clark < Pt Sachem's Head.
 Tonight between 7:30 and g D. m., any two of our reg. $1.OO Shirts $1.00 for two. Besse-Leland Co.-advt.
 NE. and Mrs. Patrick Ryan of 53 Fremont street announce the engage nent of t1Peir daughter, Miss Grace 4Ryan, to Christopher Birmingham of 21 Dwight street. MT. Birmingham has received his call to report Thurs day for service in the Naval Re- serve.
 Miss Ada Needham of Wakefield cour1 is spending her vacation at Con- necticut shore resorts.
 John A. Blake sold his house today \ Fat so High street through the Camp AReal Estate Co. to Thomas l.. and Helena T. Heslin.
 Lady Wallace lodge Daughters of Scotia will hold a regular meeting "Wednesday evening. All members are expected to be present. The grand chief daughter will be present and also the deputy, Mrs. Jones. Refreshments % will be served.
 Miss Laurette Campbell has returned from Boston after visiting Miss Fran ces Jeffords.
 George Campbell has returned home after a weeks stay in Boston. " Misses Cathryn McAvoy and Norma A Bheehan are spending the week at Mo- Rmauquin.
 II Store closed tonight, Rackliffe Bros -advt.
 The home garden committee has appointed George P. Spear and l.. l.. Sprague a sub committee with power to act on the purchase of the Boys club, auto truck for the home garden work.
 Store closed tonight The filling Rubber Co.-advt. Walter L. McCrum, an assistant foreman at the Stanley Works. has been recommended for training al the ensign school at Pelham Bay park, N. Y. He has already started on his new duties.
 Store closed tonight Leonard & Hermann CO.-adVt.
 At the bi-monthly meeting of the Y. M. T. A. & B. society yesterday little other than routine business was transacted. The committee in charge of the recent Tierney Cadet field day at St. Mary's athletic field reported that more than $50 was cleared.
 Tonight between 7:30 and p. m Mems $1.50 Union Suits 95c each Besse-Leland Co.-advt.
 Mrs. Arthur N. Rutherford anC son, Irving, have returned from thei stay at Chalker Beach.
 Leon Anthony Tinty of 29 Pear street and Lollie Perkowsky of 10t Glen street sought a marriage licens at the town clerks office today. Tn bride-to-be is only 17 years old. The condition of Miss Florenc Casey, who was stabbed last week. further improved today
 Frank Mulvihiu of Main street wireless operator on one of tn sweepers that are keeping the water Sbout the coast clear of mines, home on furlough. The mine sweep er on which he is doing duty ha been active since his assignment.
 Misses Ruth Tomey, Mary Feeney Anna Cotter, Agnes O'Keefe and Mar Dunn will spend the next two week At the Algonquin cottage, Momaguir
 Store closed tonight, Edward Mesh 'ken.-advt.
 Mrs. John sConlon of Washingto street has received a card from he son George, announcing his safe al rival overseas. Store closed tonight, M. c. Levitt --advt.
 Word has been received here ths Private Aleck Berg of Springfield
 Mass, formerly of New Britain, ha arrived safely overseas. Tonight between 7:3O and 9 p. n Mems 19c Hose two for 25c. Besse Leland Co.-advt.
 Seaman Charles Witkin of the nav
 has written to Mayor Quigley con &erning navy life.
 Daniel Fitzpatrick, formerly chaut
 lr for the board of public work