New Britain herald., 1919-03-13
CIT'Y
 @

 shades, $1.15 yard. ThSs
 Shop, 400 Main street.
 MT and Mrs. Joseph
 Princeton, H., are visitinl
 home of August and Hermaa
 of this city.
 Scasonablo millinery, r6
 prices, prompt service, SeibA
 Church street-adNt.
 A meeting of the Emmett cN
 be held tonight in Dawson $ bA
 Frederick Upson is enJoy1nE@ quail shooting at Garnet, s. c.
 Mrs. Harris Humason of Vine
 has gone to Ashville, N. C., fo three weeks stay.
 The women of the MethN church met at the Red Cross roe today to sew. The members of Community club will meet tomorrN to work on refugee garments. The visiting nurses of the city n1A last evening to discuss methods 0l introducing the values of dietetfCl into a number of families in the city
 Edward I. Stevens of Murray stree1 has returned from a western basiness trip.
 Robert Pinchcs, who is in the Nav. al Aviation corps at Pensacola, Fla. has recently received q rating as chie' petty officer.
 Edward Slater has bought the George A. Corbin property at Maple Hill
 Horace Booth and daughter, Mrs Louise BoIth ManWAring. and grand daughter, Miss Marie Manwaring g have returned to this city liter hay tA Jp paJ lin2ham, Wash. They will go to theil summc" home at Snort Beach. The mission study class of the Wo- mans Auxiliary of St. Marks Epis copaI church. which is conducted b1 Miss Anna Kellogg, and which vii meet during Lent, held a meeting last evening at the parish house.
 Mr., and Mrs. Walter F.. Hart, o1 Sunnylcdcc. are spending d few days In New York city.
 Miss Agnes Johnston, of West Main street, will entertain the members of the cast of the girl scout play at the Center church. Saturday evening. at her home.
 Troop 1, of the South Conerega- tionaI church scouts. and Troop ?, of the Center Congregational church scouts will Cnlcy a hike Saturday with Miss Anna Held.
 John Jerockslli of Booth street aged five years. was run over by q wagon at the corner of Booth and Broad streets this morning. He was taken to the New Britain hospital where examination showed him to be only slightly hurt. The Milo Octette which scored many
  reorganized. Those who will again appear with the oetette are Henry Fobcrg and Julian Anderson, frs tenors; Ray Larson and Albert swan l son, second tenors; Arthur Olson and Arthur Lundin, first busSos and Walter Fal1 and Edward Olson, second bassos.
 Samuel Stepanik. who lives near Whites crossing in rlainvillo, was ar rested today by Traffic Supervisor Iamphere for hitChng his horse to a fire hydrant on Main street.
 Mrs. John J. Clark of Main street is i'll at her home. Captain Y. ". Grace has received a letter from John J. Cream, who is in Base hospital 69 in France, stating that he is now "fcClnc fine" For exclusive millinery designs consult our expert trinmars. ScibCrtS s. 57 Church street .-advt. A daughter RerniCc was born yes terday morning to Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ch&rlOw at their home on Stanley street.
 The Stanley Woman's Relief corps will have an open meeting neXt We'd nesday afternoon in kcnilW0rth hall The West End Red Cross aSsO- citation branch will have an Ameri- CanizatiOn meeting tomorrow evening i'll the Rcd Cross rooms. r.. r, | O'Rricn wilt speak. J. August Carlson has sold land on l Garden street to Rev. J. F. Kling- | berg and Dlin I. Oldcr@haW has sold l land on Stanley street to Andrew F. 1 BcngStOn.