New Britain herald., 1919-01-04


| office in this city M - ~ SssU z
! is in town for The week endY He is
renewing old acquai1atances He is ex-.
| pecting to return to this city and re
, open his office when he is relieved of
! his present position. - ed .
J. Fl Andrews, formerly OF the local
Chamber of Commerce and now In
Brockton, Mass, is visiting IN this
city.
The Christmas tree erected ON Cen
trial Park for the holidays was dis
! mantled this morning.
The Swift e Epson Lumber COM
pany, at its annual election of officers
held on January 2, elected the follow
/ ing: President, "A Ware Merriam;
! treasurer, G. w. Epson; secretary,
wv. H. Van Oppon. O. E. Swift and
F. P. Upson have severed their CON
nection with the firm.
Miss Dorothy Hallet, of S72 West
Main street, and e. J. Ahlgren, OF $50
Main street, were quietly married yes
terday afternoon. After the wedding
ceremony, the couple journeyed to
East Berlin to the home Of Michael
Kidney where supper was served. MT.
/ Ahlgren is employed by the New Brit
ain Machine company as a toolmaker
! and his wife was formerly employed
! by the same concern as a timekeeper.
| They will reside in this city after a
short honeymoon.
Anna X. Johnson, of 1913 North
street, spent the holidays as the guest
OF Miss Ethel Shepard, Of Middle
Haddam.
! Reduction sale shoes at Longs
! Advt-
A daughter, Norma Grace Osiand.
was born TO Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Adolph Osland of 40 Belden street,
January 2.
A son, Russell George anderson,
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Edward Anderson of as Belden street
| December 81.
| The Sunshine societ,- will meet
Monday afternoon at the Y. W. c.. A.
at $50 o'clock.
Judge Edward L. Smith in the
court Of common pleas in Hartford
yesterday directed judgment for the
r. w Mitchell company, undertakers
of this city, to recover $116.5O and
costs from Samuel Iverson also Of
this city. The suit was to recover
money due on q bill for the burial Of
Iverson's father-in law.
! morrow night at Turner hall under
the auspices of Beth El congregation.
| The meeting will start at 1880 .. m.
! There will also be musical program
| of entertainment. Rabbi Kaufman
will preside.
The annual meeting and banquet Of
the New Britain Medical association
will be held next Wednesday evening,
at $50 o'clock at the Shuttle Meadow
club.
J. H. GroZier company of Hartford
has received the contract for remodel
ing and repairing the plant of the
| New Britain Gas Light company
! which was recently destroyed by an
| explosion. The place is in the rear
| of Pine street and the amount Of the
repairing is named at $4,000.
= A meeting Of the United Courts OF
Foresters will be held In the Friendly
club rooms tomorrow afternoon to
make preparations for the bazaar to be
held during the latter part of this
month.
Deputy j. J. Murphy. of Plainville,
will install the officers of Court
Friendly. F. OF A. next Tuesday eve
ming.
The annual meeting of the Luther
league. of the Swedish Lutheran
church will be held next Thursday
evening. A social time will follow the
meeting. An illustrated lecture Will
be given by superintendent John II.
Benson, of the Old Peoples Home OF
Brooklyn, n. Y. He will speak on
New England District Charitable m
stitutions"
The Hartford police reported to the
local police that an automobile had
been left on a street Of that city. 1t
was revealed by the markers that it
belonged to # II. Macomher, or this
city. who said later that 1t became
stalled and he had to leave it tenn
porarily.
Visit bargain shoe counter at
Long s.--Advt