New Britain herald., 1919-05-19
CITY ITEMS
T. A. E. Fair Kensington tonight.

Tn the city court this afternoon, the case of the City of New Britain against r. M. Ringrose was heard be- S. Russell Mink represented the plaintiff and Judge William F. Man gan the defendant. About so friends of Dennis J. Bar rett of Burritt street, who recently re- turned from France, tendered hlnl d welcome home party at Painters Hall yesterday afternoon. Among those ! present was James F. Barrett of Bos- ! ton, Mass. a former resident of thlS l city. Reverse-la -brm straw hats s3.0o. Wilson 's.-Advt. Sergeant Frank J. OConnor of Carlisle, Pa, is visiting at the home of his parents MT. and Mrs. James T. O'Connor of Liberty street Edward "Budd" Dobson who has been in the navy about two years, is expected home for a furlough this evening.
 Mems union suits 79c at Besse-Le- land's.-advt.
 The Sons of St. George have accept ed an Invitation from the MiddletoWn chapter to take part in celebration
 
 Decoration day, MAy 30. The local mem bers will make the journey by auto and will take the Boys club band with them.
 Pajamas all prices at Besse-Le- land s-advt.
 Isabella Circle, Daughters of Isa- bella, will meet in the club rooms at 166 Main street on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
 Parker shirts s1.5o and s2.oO up to $500 at Besse-L e-Leland's.-advt
 St, Elmo lodge, K. of P, will confer the first rank on three candidates on Wednesday evening. The committee will report on giving welcome to the returning soldiers and sailors of which there were 19' from the local lodge.
 Ivy Minstrels entertainment and dance, Turner Hall, Tues. eve'g.-Advt.
 M. T. Tobin has resigned his posi- tion with the Economy Grocery com pany and has accepted a position as local representative of the Proctor Gamble company.
 Ask to see our American Hosiery union suits at Besse- -Lelands only advt.
 Don't forget Ivy Minstrels' enter
  Hall.-Advt.
 Young mems suits SIS to s45 at Resse-Leland s.--advt.
 J. J. Smith and Margaret Smith sold today through the Camp Real Estate company a two family house at 753 East street to A. J. Lippke and Angus ta Lippke, of Waterbury, who are talk ing up their residence here. Mr. Lippke's son is proprietor of the Clock Shop.
 Mems suits $19.75 to $50 at Besse- Leland 's.-advt A pleasant party was held Saturday evening in St. Jean de Baptiste hall on Church street in honor of Edmund Cadrane, of Washin gton street. Danc- ing followed a musical program.
 The Ivy Minstrels will give an en- tertainment and dance tomorrow eve ming in Turner hall.
 L. E. Sweet, of Boston,, spent the weekend with Henry L. Moore, of Black Rock avenue. The best straw hat value in New Britain. Wilsons'.--Advt. J. L. Middleton, of Stanley street, has accepted a position with the Gately and Brennan Clothing com pany.
 T. A. B. Fair Kensington tonight. -Advt.
 Henry F. Hornkohl, local manager l of the Armour company beef house, will leave next Sunday for Chicago. H., on a ten-day trip to the com pany's main plant. Knox shoes for men at Resse- Leland; ;s.-advt. Marvin Kalinowsl1i of 62 Silver street, has reported to the police the theft of the deeds to his property and S3S in war savings stamps. Women's hosiery at cut prices at Besse-L Leland s.-advt. The Daly Council, Knights of Co. lumbu minstreIs will probably hold their entertainment in the Lyceum theater June 10 and II. Children's s1.25 blouses 95c at Besse- Leland d's.-advt. A reception and luncheon to the returned soldiers will be held at the conclusion of the regular meeting of l the New Britain Council. Royal Ar 1 canum, next Friday evening. Children's ronpers 69c and 95c at 1 Besse- e-Leand's.-advt. George Bayer, who has been over ! seas for over six months with the 35th l Division has been discharged from the 1 army and has returned to his home 1 in this city Boys odd trousers $1.15 up, at Bes- [ e-Leland's.-advt. MT. and Mrs Richard Pritchard 1 have returned from their wedding 1 trip.
 r. A. B. Fair Kensington tonight l -Advt.
 Gerald La Cell, a former resident of l this city, spent the weekend with l friends on Hart street. Thomas Butler of MapIe street and