New Britain herald., 1918-03-06
CITY ITEMS

Mems S7.50 Kid BlucneiS, ho" %s5.5O. Damon's Shoe Sale-advt' $ Dr. and Mrs. Clifton M. Cooley and 8 family have returned from Atlantic $City' N. J., where they have been 8stopping at the St. Charles. The New Britain Choral society will &meet this evening in Booths hall for Mrehearsal.
 a Clifford Hellberg, a sailor Ill the #Naval Reserve arrived home 'yester- May from New York where he has &Deen' stopping since his arrival from N1urope.
 William Dennis of the United States @ayv is home on a short furlouSh ana As visiting at the home of his parents 8bn South Main street. The Real Estate and Investment Scompany met yesterday and declared Ma per cent dividend. w. H. Cad Swell was elected president and w. l.. #lfat&h secretary.
 $ The regular meeting of the Ladies' #Auxilliary, A. o. H. will DC held frl- #lay evening in Electric hall. After Mhe meeting there will be a whist and #ocial.
 < Judge James T. Meskill has award Md a judgment for the plaintiff to re- #,over $7 .35 in the case of the Ad- @<ins Printing Co. of this city against August A. Hampel of Vernon. A There will be 8 meeting of Stanley Aoost. C.. A R.. in G. A. R. hall this Evening when matters of interest to 8#he members will be considered. A #nl attendance is desired. "a Fred Andrew Lockery of 214 Main @reet and Miss Lena Lenora Law
 ence, of Al Main street were mar zed by Rev. l.. s. Johnson on Feb
 iary 2S.
 H Lady Wallace lodge, D. of S., will @ eet tonight at the center to take #Sle 7:15 o'clock car for Plainville @here a social evening will be spent @ the home of Mrs. Norton. & The Grammar school teachers, who |aSre seeking an increase in pay from 8he school board, met yesterday after @o bon with a special committee of &Ae board to present their arguments. bhe boards special committee will 8 beet again Friday afternoon. % At a meeting of the republican #own committee to be held within a gnort time successors to w. K. Me
 irdy, who has moved from the
 purth ward to the third ward, and
 oseph A. Glover. now in France, #@rill be named. A recommendation &b hold the republican primaries on
 ednesday, March 27, will also be
 onsidered.
 M 'Be1gium the Unfortunate" will be me subject of the illustrated lecture
 t the Universalist church on Hun S&erford Court, Sunday evening at
 30. The lecture will be illustrated 8Szy 60 large, beautifully colored K Jews. This lecture should be of %pecial interest just at this time All
 re cordially welcome. ga Hertz Schulman through Attorney M D. Sake has brought suit against
 see,h and Mary China to recover
 100. Property at the corner of @orth and Elm street has been at N ched by Deputy Sheriff NJ. D.
 ockweIl. The writ is returnable in @ e city court on the third Monday 88 March.
 B John McCue of Chicago, H., is
 sitting at his former home on Sey-
 A Aour street.
 HIM Investigation by the local uetectlVes
 As disclosed that Mamas Asshusian,
 Sho has been declared a stacker" &M the local exemption board, is in aI twice in the Armenian legion in
 ance. Thomas Smiel, another de-
 auent, called at the police station
 Ndav and was turned over to the
 #aft board.
 xStanIey Wedlake of Grand street is W serious condition at St. Francis
 spital Hartford, following an oper-
 on for appendicitis performed re-
 f1tly.
 James M. Burdick will leave this
 Rek for Savannah, Georgia, to visit
 son. who is a member of the
 ited States balloon squad in train
 #g there.
 Algot Johnson of John street, on
 Ee U. S. s. Minnesota, is home on a
 rlough
 Frank Wrobiel. listed as first dis
 bet slackers appeared today and in-
 Rstigation showed that he registered