New Britain herald., 1918-03-11
CITY llI

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 k not too late to find bargain \ #,amon'4 Ctclrance Salc.--AdNt. x M,hn l. E[oou&h. clerk of the x q uf fire commissioners has sue M cd William |. Kerin in the main Me of the stanley Works. He was @ @acrIy q timekcrpcr.
 S rs. George Fritz will entertain the H ics Auxiliary of the L. S. W. N. @; X l. hall tomorrow afternoon #n . until , o'clock.
 Harvard street is temporarily Scd to traffic because of . number #tave-ius in the street. Broken cr pipes during the winter per n ed the ground to Crecze and Y In it thawcd tho surfac" settled. pairs are being made.
 #Iiss Caroline E. Bartlett, super &ntlcnt of the city mission, with 5 two co-workcrs will visit the #lc service department of the Red Sss in City hall tomorrow night to # talk on the work of the mis- n especially in the way it applies a he soldiers dependents. @ wo teams picked from the mem M hip of the foremen's club at the 8th x Judd Go. are having set
 tournament. the games being % %ed each Tuesday evening. The En- team will give the winners N lea ter party at Polls early next #lth.
 he pupils of the Smith school will W il demonstration of physical edu-
 lon in the Grammar school audi
 um on Thursday evening. Maj 1"h # the proceeds to go to the benefit # he Junior Red Cross fund. # he annual meeting of the First #ptist church will be held this eve #Villiam Blevins Of Hartford, a real #lte promoter. has brought suit #inst Bernard Miller of this city for \ c, which he claims is due on com
 sion for the sale of some property. 8perty belonging to the defendant "a been attached by Deputy Sheriff #P Marsh. The case is returnable
 the court of common pleas on the #t Tuesday in April.
 Patrick S. McAIahon, proprietor of # Hotel Bronson and Keeney's the
 r.. observed the 5Qth anniversary
 n his birth yesterday.
 #rhe regular monthly meeting of # Holv Name society of St. Mary s #lrch was held last evening. Mem $ of the society attended com-
 nion yesterday morning in a body. f Feline Ohman will take important 8 -ts in an entertainment to be given 8 Hartford by the Luther league of \ city, March 19.
 &Iyman Shapiro has transferred to # Yak, a six-tenement block on Est street William H. Rybcck of % South 3rritt street received notification surday evening from Washington, c, to report for training in tho Ration school in Omaha. Tcb He
 t for that cit toGay
 Eugene J. Leac'o O. Stanley s+roet A successfully o2sscd the cx1mina- Ems for sory-:tc ;n thc ar-nf as a 8ver of the nc1 war ve1ic;n E~own
 
 < rs to report.
 &i hora9 Toacanc has been named #,cessar to R. r. Crawford aS inc 8a J ct tho gardens of the Boys -lub &fau1rcr Irving T. McDonhlG of #E's thcater left today fer Boston. ss.. to enter the naval service. He Si be succeeded hT hic brother as \ na ger of the theater.
 @Dr. John A. Lee. lieutenant ir ! medical corps. spent Sunday at fzrtner horoc ir, this city. He was 8 oc1pari4d by Mrs. Lee. SN. ' Fleming of Stamford spent N week end 7Nith friends in this city 8 red J. AccEnrcc, first sanitary :n- #s #sctor in thn health department, who Ewes tt!n citv'2 employ CT Saturday worl; Tor the state board of health N5 presented with a travelling bag aie aceociatca last Saturday. The &asuntaticls NcS nl&dH at that time H it was aieu Mr. IcE1rr"e's birth
 E.. Superintendent II |. Moore
 tde tho p"cH":taLicn.
 Fdgar T. Glass. for the past 5 years 8aG e tlle steel department sales II et q the Stanley Works, hi,a re- #ned his position there and vii
 Eve that concern at tho end of this
 ek. Nr. Glass has accepted q posi-
 with the New Britain Machine 3mpany
 [The City hall commission, at it. &2sf meeting voted in iYocraase inc
 Int or the Wilson company from
 1900 % $2,oaG per year. the t.hang