New Britain herald., 1918-07-02
CITY ITEMS

Frank Duffy has entered the em- plOy of W. J. Dunlay & Go.
 Judge John II. Kirkham and family left today for Nantucket. where they will spend the month of July.
 The police were called to 3S Lafav- otte street last night where men were engaged in d quarrel over money.
 Aaron C. Cohen of the Cohen Motor Car Co.,, has taken over the agency of tho Oakland automobile
 In order to maintain the good quality of the Rcd Seal cigar we are compelled to advance the price to cents.-adVt.
 Wilfred Dunlay, who has been spending fur)ough at his homo in this city, has returned to Camp Devens.
 Jeremiah McCabc has accepted q position with Landcrs Frary x Clark. He was formerly in the employ of the late M. T, White
 Mrs. Walter J. LobdoIl, who has been out of town for the past two weeks. visiting friends and relatives. has returned to her home on Stanley street.
 Frank MulvihH has ioind the Naval Reserve force, leaving yesterday for Pelham Bay.
 James Cronin of Washington street is enjoying a weeks visit with friends in New York city.
 Goodness of Aunt Delia's Bread Advt.
 George T. Talbot, formerly of this city where he was d well known mem- Der of the Tabs, has been promoted to the rank Of sergeant at the Love Field aviation camp, Dallas. Texas.
 Friends of Seaman Charles Gaffney of Hart street, will be interested to know that he is stationed on the Js- land of Malta. According to a com munication to his mother, he has been engaged in sea battle
 Alexandra lodge, l. 0. D. of St, George will meet in Turner hall We'd nesday evening at 8 o'clock. InstalIa- ton of officers will take place.
 Miss Elizabeth Andrews. who has been visiting at Pleasant View, R. l., has returned to her home in this city
 Miss Margaret Grove and James CroWo arc spending two weeks at Indian Neck.
 Don't fail to take advantage of low prices on straw hats at the Connors- Halloran Co. clearance sale.-advt.
 Tomorrow evening, at o'clock, the executive committee of the Ameri- caniZatiOn board of the Chamber of Commerce will hold it's postponed meeting. Members are requested to take notice of the fact that the meet ing will be held in the evening in stead of the afternoon as heretofore
 While passing Muecke's saloon on Main street yesterday Roy Saunders heard the cash register being operated and looking inside saw a man at the till. He called a policeman and they ran around in back to catch him, but he had escaped. The thief got little for his effort.
 The police had Walenti Senpul at headquarters yesterday and put him through a grilling to ascertain if he knew anything about the $500 stolen from Frank Prashnick of Broad street. They failed to connect him with the case and released him.
 Daughters were born at the New Britain General hospital this morning to Harlow COOns of 361 East street and to MT. and Mrs. Edward s. Starr of 545 Lincoln street.
 Miss Mildred Swartwood has ta ken a position in the Babies Summer hos pital in Hartford for the month of July.
 Sister Mary David. of the Sisters of Mercy, is visiting at St. Mary's con- vent, this city. Before taking the veil, Sister Mary David was Irene Merrigan of New Britain, and this is the first visit to her home city in five years. She is at the convent in Meriden.
 Excellent Ice Cream. McEnroes. West Main street, Tel 1341-4Advt.