New Britain herald., 1919-09-16
CITYLZEMS

dvt. > HThere will be a rehearsal of the 3rst degree at the meeting of Lexing-
 n lodge, I. o. o. F., Thursday eve- Eng.
 X Chief Machinist's Mate Simon Fitz-
 arris of the United States navy is : sitting friends in this city. He is sta
 oned at Philadelphia in the naval 8rdnance and expects to receive his }6scharge next month. He will enter Ehe civil service following his dis 5 narge, and remain in ordnance work. 81e RHs been in the navy for over two
 ears.
 8 Rev. H. Clauson of the Swedish 9utheran church of Meriden will be 8le guest of the Luther league of the Swedish Lutheran church of this city Rn Thursday evening of next week &ev. MT. CIauson is a newcomer to Heriden and will be the chief speaker
 f the evening. & George Rawlings, who returned to %Ais country several weeks ago after Being over r months overseas serv- Re, will re-enter the Stanley Works, Yhere he was employed previous to
 a1e war. He will start his duties as
 Zssistant purchasing agent in the main Rfices.
 Don't bake, buy New Maid bread.-
 dvt.
 Abarewell party was rendered Miss
 lydia A. Litke of 16 John street al her Home last evening by gathering of
 riends and she was presented with 1everal gifts by which to remember
 he occasion. Miss Litke is soon to
 Inter the Lancaster Junior college. ] There will be a meeting of Indian
 la Council, No. 19, D. of P, Wednes-
 ay evening in Judds hall at 7:3O.
 Il members of the degree team are ErgN1 to be present.
 Don't bake, buy New Maid bread.-
 dvt.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Kahn, of New
 Haven, announce the enga cement of
 heir daughter. Florence, to Myron
 Eatten, son of MT. and Mrs. A. Kat
 en, aof Hartford l Don't bake, buy New Maid bread.- 2dvt..
 Members of Martha Chapter 21, o. k. S, will visit Collinsville chapter 8n Wednesday evening. Those in
 Bending to go will meet the auto at West Main and Washington street at
 o'9lock sharp. I T. J. Smith, of the U. $. De kalb +eturned to duty in the Hoboken 3hipyard this morning after fur &ough spent in the city Don't bake, buy New Maid bread &dvt.
 M I9ac nI ok,
 Ing violin at his studio, 125 Fremont Btreet. Tel. S51-5.-advt. The Foreign Mission society of the
 Glim Swedish Baptist church will hold Its monthly meeting in the church F'arlors.
 A birthday party was held in honor &f Miss Anna Brown of 4 Whiting ktreet Monday evening" An enjoyable evening was spent with singing and pi- mo selections. Misses Agnes Mccarthy Helen Switaski, Miss Myrtle Beyer
 Ind Ered Schwader sang and Miss Brown gave a violin solo.
 Merritt M. HumasOn has returned $o wark at Russell & Erwins after a Z-eek's. illness.
 Daniel Martin has accepted kasition at the Stanley Rule & Level acsory
 Miss Mildred Grombeck and Miss
 nnaATorrell are vacationing in Mani Fato, Minnesota. James McCue has entered the e1n- Rloy. of the American Hosiery com 3Fny.
 william Burke has been appointed houseman at the T. A. B. rooms and began his duties last night. l Don't bake, buy New Maid bread.- hdvt,
 Building Inspector John W. Allen today issued building permit for the Construction of a $2,000 brick store bt 86 Spring street. The owner is |Wlncent Buden; the builder, Frank IDov9zenski Secretary Kisselbrack, of the War Bureau, requests the names of all EEom en who served in the World War, the war nurses. This re- Iuuest is made so as to secure the