New Britain herald., 1919-06-02
CITY ITEMS

June Victor records at Morans'.- advt.
 A meeting of the second ward re- publican club will be held on We'd nesday evening. Plans for the an nual outing at Savin Rock will be perfected at this time.
 Harry Maxen has sold land and buildings to MT. and Mrs. Bombaci on Hartford avenue and Star street
 At the regular meeting of the New Britain Aerie of Eagles, which was held yesterday afternoon eighty new members were admitted into the or ganization. The meeting was largely attended. State officers were present.
 Harry Kemmerer of Maple street, who has been overseas for the past II months has arrived at his home in this city. He is amember of the medical corps and at the time of his enlist ment he was employed at the Russe1 & Erwin Mfg. Co,
 Robert Lord of New York city is visiting at his former home here. He is employed at the Hotel Comm odore as chief wine clerk.
 Officers John Liebler and Albert Sharpe started as day policemen for the next two months, yesterday. Of
 
 Ter shifted to the F noon to D. n. beat and Officers Patrick McAvay and Patrick O'Mara resumed night duty last night.
 Walter w. Battey of Union street, has returned from Belleville, N. J., where he spent the holiday and week. end.
 Children's khaki odd trousers, 75c, co q
 Mrs. John A. Andrews of Rassett street has returned after visit at Jenkintown, Pa, and New York city and Mrs. John A. Andrews has also returned, having completed her studies at the Beechwood school. Jen- kintown, Pa.
 Edward N. Kelly, of Boston, Mass, organizer of the Wood, Wire and Lathers union, will give talk this evening at a meeting in Union hall.
 Childrens blouses 75c and 9Sc at esse-LeIand' 's.-advt.
 Attorney Irving Rachlin will attend the graduation exercises at Syracuse university next week as a guest of Harry MilkoWitz who will graduate
 James Dixon. of Spring street is at Camp Upton awaiting his discharge from the 18th Division. He returned last week from France.
 Albert Sherman of 3S Camp street, reported to the police this afternoon that his auto truck struck a messenger boy named Peter WaliguFa of 20 Booth street on Main street. The boys bicycle was smashed but the rider escaped injury.
  special value, at Besse- Leland 's-adv.
 Charles Gilbert has returned to Utica, New York, aftre spending few days at his home here.
 Children's straw hats sc to $500 It BesSe-Leland s-advt.
 A large class will be confirmed at St. Mary's church one week from to- morrow and Right Rev. John J. Milan, bishop of the Hartford diocese will be in the city to of1iciate. The appli- cants for reception into the church will be examined by the pastor dur ing the coming week.
 June Victor records at c. L. Pierce Co.-Advt.
 A. s. Walker of Hartford, reported to the local police last evening that while he was driving his autom obile to this city last evening the car skidded near the Clayton crossing, and broke one of the railroad sigma! boxes. When he was returning to the Capital city several trains were stalled on account of the signal being set against them. He reported the matter to the railroad officials in Hartford
 Mem bers of Engine Company No. rendered a lobster supper to Cap tain Fred Smith and Hoseman George Sparmer who were transferred to other houses yesterday.
 The annual flag day exercises of New Britain lodge B. P. o. F. will be held Sunday afternoon, June Is, in Fox's theater. Congressman Aug ustine I4onergan will be the speaker.
 Parker shirts, $50, S2.0o to $500 at Besse- Leland 's.-advt
 Harold A. Odin has returned to Dean academy to resume his studies after spending the week -end in this city with his parents on Kensington avenue.
 Sidney Dixon, a student at Syracuse niversity, is home for the summ CT vacation.
 The girls in the office force of P. S, F. Corbin will enjoy a banquet this evening at the FOremen'S club of the factory. This is the last banquet of the season. Miss Adelaide Few will preside.
 Councilman and Mrs. George B. A Baker are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son.
 Charles O'Connor of Sprinetield Mass, spent Sunday with friends in this. city.
 Ordnance Sergeant TIiInaer W Nal son, of 59 East Main street, has been honorably discharged from the army, having served nine months in France.
 Girl Scout troops will meet this week as follows: Troop l on Thursday afternonn at ! n,clnck: Trnnn ?