New Britain herald., 1919-07-28

OA. c'liu MfS. ElQG1uSS, I1ctI Ilol u, AhlHo Mabel Parker, Miss Esther Kelsey, Miss Carrie Yale, Mir. and Mrs. How ard Shute, Meriden; W. F. Arnold, Hartford; MT. and Mrs. Robert Bulk, Mrs. August Paul Mrs. Rose Kirster Miss Lillian Beecher Mrs William Brown, Miss Ethel Brown, all of Waterbury; MT. and Mrs. John Lamb, Merton Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Rogers, MT. and Mrs. William Man chester, all of Plainville; H. C. Lins- ley, G. E. Stannard. West Haven; w. C. Wildman, Miss Edna Hotchkiss, New Haven; Mrs. Jerome McLane, Charles McLane, Mrs James Stock, Miss Edith Waterman, George Shep- ard, all of Waterbury.
 Miss Stella MunSOn, Miss Marguer- ite Goodman, both of Kensington;
 Ralph Haddleton, Providence, R. l.;
 Miss Marian Button, Miss Ethel But
 ton, Mrs w. c. Simmons, George S.
 Bull Rev. William Bragg Earle w. Day, T. Dewey Good, Miss Nellie M.
 Nichols, Ida G. Nichols, Miss Julia N.
 Callender, Miss Isabel C. Nichols, Miss
 Bertha L. Alcorn, Miss Annie M. BSe- man, all of Hartford; G. Harold Xiii
 bourn, New London; Miss iVola Bo-
 gardus, Torrington; Mrs. E. w. Beck A.. Cowles, MT. and Mrs William Snyder,
 Misses Aldena and Elizabeth Snyder,
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Douglass, Mr. and
 Mrs. L, A. Carter, Miss Minnie Carter,
 Charles Clark, all of New Haven;
 Mrs. Henry Bowman of Columbus, Pa: George Goodwin, Bridgeport;
 George Barnes, Waterbury MT. and Mrs. William Grierson, Miss Marion
 Grierson, Waterbury; Mrs Hattie
 Burrows, Mrs Lillian 1owrey, Bris-
 tol; Mr. and Mrs. Max Heder, Miss
 Margaret Heider, Miss Edith Machon,
 Miss Hazel Woodruff, Miss Florence
 Woodruff, Miss Vera Hood, Miss Ida Parker, Miss Annie King, Miss Eliza
 beth King, Miss Laurel Kemmerer,
 Robert Young, George Rowe, Harold Morse, Harold Merriam, Cecil Free
 man, MT. and Mrs. Ida Reinhardt, MT. and Mrs. F. W. Lamkins, Mr. and Mrs
 Harry Wollerton, Miss Elizabeth Vol
 lerton, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Machon, Mrs. E. Metz, all of Hartford.
 Mrs. Bert Driver, Indianapolis Ind; MT. and Mrs. Harry Provost, George D. Mallory New Haven; Mrs. w. E. Fairbanks, Joshua F'airbank Mrs
 Flora Gibbud, Miss Marion Sanford
 Mrs. Frank Taylor, Laura Taylor, Miss Ethel Adkins, all of Nagautuck; MT. and Mrs. E. E. Finzar of New Haven; MT. and Mrs P. H. Partis, Lee Partis, Kenneth Partis, Marvin A. Partis,
 Mrs. Mary Parker, Miss Ethel Hart, all of Middletown; Mrs. B. A. Att wood, Clifford Atwood, c. L. Att wool, Fred Aspinwal, Ellis Barlow, Miss Marjorie Black. Miss Ethel Doc little, Miss Hepsy Hoskins, Clarence Bronson, Henry Freeman, Edward ic1y and Mrs. Frank Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peck, Kenneth Peck, Miss Joyce Peck, Raymond Peck MT. and Mrs. Howard Seymour, Harold Seymour, Donald Seymour, all of Watertown; Earl Erkson, Ernest 10th, Marjorie Erkson, George Miller, Mrs. Clark, all of Unionville; Miss Elizabeth Warren, Miss Priscilla Stannard, Miss Jessie 1 Parker, Oliver Hammond, Mrs. and | Mrs. Reuben Franklin, Miss Lillian Moshier, all of West Haven; MT. and l Mrs. Benjamin Case, MT. and Mrs. l Frederick Mitchell and children, MT. l and Mrs. Ebert Gaylord, MT. and l Mrs. John Porch, all of Bristol MT. l and Mrs. George Carpenter, Miss Mar | garet Mcdonald, Mrs. A. o. Stratton, l all of South Meriden; Thomas Peters, 1 Cheshire: MT. and Mrs. A. B. Clark l ] nSOQOGo 1IeiIh, MISS NTlcttS SldIk, 1 Mr. and Mrs Robert Daybil Miss l Edna B. Daybill, all of Meriden: MT. l and Mrs. Archer Hall, Miss Helen l Hall, Miss Elvie Hall, H. Gould, Miss l Gussie Gould, Arthur Gould, Mrs. H. . S. Hallock, all of New Britain; MT. 1 and Mrs. Albert Jente New Haven; | MT. and Mrs Arthur l.. Williams, Wa 1 terbury; Mrs. l.. s. Tryon and son, 1 Hartford
 Start Work on Block.
 Work on the new four story block, l to be built for Neri brothers, oppo- 1 site Central Square on the east side l of East Main street, was started this l morning when Allan Root of Forest | vile started his teams and men at l work on excavating for the building. l Several large shade trees, the pride l of the center for years, have been re- l moved from the property and the l place is now ready for work to pro- 1 ceed as rapidly as possible. If the | plan of the owners are carried out l there will be up-tO-date stores in the l new building as well as 12 tenements 1 on the three upper floors.
 Want Wide Sidewalks.
 With the start of building in the l center of the town the old question of l building lines, etc, has again arisen. l The town planning commission is the l authorized body of the town to see to | the measurements of walks, curbs, l etc.. and therefore any question Of l width of walks should properly come 1 before that body.
 Central Property Wanted.
 With the building boom on in 1 town, with Trumbulls adding to it's l plant, Landers, Frary & Clark erect 1 ing a four story building in the east 1 s.s,tio1a md with nnanral 0L,t. I