New Britain herald., 1919-01-13
CITY ITEMS

Tonight, T:2o to 9 F. M.-Boys' s3 sweaters, tonight s1.5e each at Besse- Leland s.--Advt. The Modern Woodmen of America will have q joint installation of of, CTS of the New Britain Camp and Camp ! Clara, Royal Neighbors of Am erica, at l an open meeting Tuesday evening at 1 8 o'clock. Several good speakers will 1 be present and refreshments will be served. Members and their friends are 1 invited and expected to be present. Till We Meot Again." Henry Morans.-advt. The annual meeting of the Conner cial Trust company will be held at o'clock this evening. Tonight 7:30 to g r. M.-All our stock of dress gloves one-half price Besse Leland Co.-Advt.
 Mrs. F. I4eaman of 365 Arch street announces the engagement of her daughter, Ruth Ethel, to Ernest F. AtWater of 84 Prospect street. The ordnance workers of the New Britain Machine company. will give a dance Thursday evening in Booth s hall.
 Fred Gilbert has returned to his home at 534 West Main street after several months spent at the Naval Training Station at Gulfpert, Missis- sippi
 Miss Anna Basso, of the Eastern Millinery company, left for New York today on 8 busin ess trip.
 The Holy Family Circle will give q whist tomorrow.
 Leroy M. Leonard has enlisted in the regular Navy and is stationed at the Newport Training Station. New port, F.. l.
 An anniversary mass will be cele- o'clock in St. Peters church for Ja- seph Dube. On Thursday morning at o'clock a mass will be celebrated for Mrs. Edward Dehra. who died re- gently.
 Francis P. O'Brien. director of Americanization in this city, will speak at the meeting of the Mems Brotherhood at the Baptist church tomorrow evening,
 Centennial lodge, 4. r. and A. M. will meet "Wednesday evening. and the second degree will be conferred on four candidates.
 Selectman and Mrs ". F. Latham have gone to Florida for the re- mainder of the winter.
 Representative Richard Covert has recovered from his recent illness.
 John D. McCue left last evening on g. southern trip in the Interests of the Russell &c Erwin Manufacturing g company.
 Star of Good Will lodge. s. of B. meets this evening and installation of officers will be held. A supper will follow the meeting.
 The salary committee will meet this evening in city hall.
 David Dorfman has brought suit against Harry Maxen to recover $150. Klett & filling issued the writ. A transaction involving q, COW is the cause of the action Constable Fred Wrinkle served the papers and att tached property on Hartford Avenue.
 20 per cent. discount on shoes at Leland s.-1Advt.
 William H. Walsh for the past six years employed at the Mohican Mar ket company has been prom oted to a responsible position in the Waterbury store of the company.
 Big reductions on all shoes at Long's.--advt.
 The government drauRhtsmen and the office force teams of the New Britain Machine company will battle for bowling supremacy at the Aetna alleys this evening. A meeting of the Friends of Irish Freedom will be held tomorrow night at 321 F Main street.
 The T. A. B. fair committee will m eet in the society parlors tonight.
 James Tynan has accepted 8 posi- tion in the New Departure factory in Bristol Tynan was recently dis charged from the First Regimen t band and will play with the New De- parture band.
 Till We Meet Again" Henry Morans.-advt. A son was bora Saturday to Mir and Mrs. James Y. O'Brien of 11S6 Stanley street. Mir. O'Brien is a clerk at the postofffce. Rev. Samuel Sutc1iffe will be the speaker at the fellowship supper in the Y. M. C. A. tonight.
 Mems shoes s135 and s4.46 at I r1o-'c 9J-f