New Britain herald., 1919-04-21
CITY ITEMS.

1 The regular meeting of Court Co ! lum ba, No. 27, Daughters of Castile { will be held in K. of c. hall tomor- 1 row evening.
 The Catholic womens Benevolent Legion will meet Wednesday evening in St. Marys school hall, and so- cial will follow,
 Howard Krick has returned to Pittsburgh university after spending the Easter holidays in this city. 4. Martha Rebekah lodge will meet Tuesday evening in Jr. O. U. A. M.
 hall. Donations must be in by 5 o'clock Tuesday.
 Miss Helen Luddy of Bassett street and Miss Grace Smith of High street are spending a few days out of the city.
 John Baker of PA Arch street re- ported to the police today that an at tenpt was made to break open a safe in his place of business. Entrance was effected into the building by the re- moval of a, pane Of glass
 Engine company No. was called out yesterday afternoon for 8 slight fire under a veranda at the Miner. Read and Tullock building on East Main street.
 William J. Kenney returned today to St. John's Preparatory school Dan vers Mass after the Easter vacation spent at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. Michael J. Kenney of Stan ley street
 Private William F. Delaney of the 26th division is critically ill at the New Britain general hospital with pneumonia He returned recently from France with Company F Of the 102d regiment and it was while spending a furlough here that he was taken i'll.
 Isidore Rosenberg, son of Rabbi and Mrs. Elias Rosenberg of Hartford avenue vas the victim of an auto &C., ciuent on East Main street yesterday .tl tl.ernoon when a, car belonging to William N. NcKirdv of 37 Lincoln Str4et nit him. Tn the report made to the ponce by MT McKirdy, he claim ca that the Rosenberg boy fell from ms nlcEclo and despite his efforts, the machlne passed over the boys ankle.
 Thomas J. Hayes of New Jersey was a visitor in this city yesterday.
 Angelo Berti has secured a permit from Building Inspector Arthur N, Rutherford to construct a six tene- ment house at 5 Oak street. The cost will be s15,O00
 MT. and Mrs. John Clarkson and family of Wallace street have return ed from Providence. where they visit ed friends.
 George Caldwell, of Harrison street who IS law student at the University of Michigan was a member of the Michigan opera cast, which this year presented the play entitled Come On, Dad' The company has just com- pleted weeks trip throughout the state.
 A meeting of the Americanization committee will be held this evening at s o'clock, at the Arnericanization office, when plans for the future will be discussed.
 Robert Buel of Forest street and Kenneth Relyea of Winthrop street who have been spending the, Easter vacation at their homes in this city have returned to Ann Harbor, where they attend the University of Michi- ] gan.
 Mrs. Elford E. Eddy and Miss Mar ga,ret Eddy of West Main street. have returned to this city, after attending 1 the D. A. R. convention at Washing 1 ton, D. c.
 Ameeting of the Comm onwealth ] club will be held Wednesday evening l in the assembly room of the Y. M. c. i A. An address will be given by Ira l F. Harris. Of Nashua, N. H., a travel 1 Ter of international fame who takes for his title: Around the World in l Eighty Minutes'' 1
 Mir. and Mrs. Harold Ingraham and ! son, are spending 8, few weeks with 1 Mrs. Ingrahams parents, MT. and , Mrs. Oliver ". Judd, of Lincoln street. 1
 Mrs. John H. Kirkham is spending { a few days in New York city.
 Mrs. Hugh Charlton and son were 1 the weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. | Joseph Lamb of Park Place. i
 Miss Frances Whittlesey of West i Main street, spent Easter Sunday in i New York city. l
 Jazz dance, Booths hall, tonight Advt.