New Britain herald., 1919-03-14
CITY ITEMS.

~OCds Resse-Leland CO.-adVt.
 Mrs. John B. Talcott, of Grove H1lI' is spending the weekend with her daughter. Mrs. Walter Hope, of Ne" York city.
 Leonard Maier is confined to the New Britain General Hospital, su11er- ing from the after effects ot a SIl'''i' received at training camp while ell .aged in @ spirited wrestling ma'c'i'
 S35 suits, Wilson s.-adVt
 Mrs. Charles F. Smith of LeH'"s- ion street is at Atlantic CltE.
 St. Patrick's day records at MOI r.,I
 Miss Lefty Leonard ot Gro<e 'hA'' has returned from New 1ork NltS' --adVt.
 An extra quality hat at Wilson S' S3 50.--advt.
 Corporal D. U. Tuverson mas a rivod home from Franco and is spend ing 2, few weeks at his home at o-o West Main street. s
 Mir. and Mrs. George S"a'ih forest street are spending two weeks at Atlantic City.
 parlxer shirts at Besse-L'eland only. s1.50 to s6.00.--advt.
 MT and Mrs. Charles w. NicnoiS of Forest street have gone to Atlah- tic City for a two weeks soJourn'
 A guaranteed hat at $50, wilson $. -advt.
 Professor Fitzpatrick of the Teach- ers' college of Colum bia OnlVerS1ty' delivered lecture this afternoon at the Grammar school, under the aus pices of the Teachers club. His sub- iect was: "Type of Method Needed to Meet the Demands of Democracy
 New Spring millinery at Seiberts, 57 Church street.-advt.
 Troop 1. of the South Congrega- tional church. and Troop of the Center Congregational church will enjoy a hike tomorrow.
 The biggest hat value in New Brit ain at $50, Wilson 's.-advt.
 An all day sewing meeting in the interests of the Red Cross will be held today at the Trinity Methodist church.
 Knox shoes at Besse- Leland s.-adV
 The women of St. Marks parish worked on surgical dressings for St. Luke's hospital, Porto Rico, this at- ternoon.
 Edward Wellins is negotiating for the purchase of the Dawson block on Main street. The Wilson feature hat, S3.5o.- advt.
 A choir rehearsal will be held this l evening at the Stanley Memorial 1 church.
 l Leland S.-adVt. l Mrs Buel B. Bassette addressed l the women of the Foreign Missionary l society Of the South Congregational l church this afternoon, her subject ] being Conquest by Prayer ! New Britain council, F. B. L.. vii ] hold it's regular meeting in Judd's hal ! this evening.
 Mallory hats" at Besse~Le1and's.- advt
 The Boy Scouts will meet this ] evening at the First Congrega tiona. ] church.
 ! Tn these days of $7 and ss hats l Wilson's are showing beauty al l $3.50.-advt. 1 The Community club met at the l Red Cross rooms to sew this after 1 noon.
 ! All tailors will close shop at o'clock D. m. excepting Monday ant Saturday evenings.-advt. Mrs. Charles Christeson and Miss Helen Buell. of Maple street art spending the week at Atlantic City. ! AIIOW dIC J- N " tOlldl o AO ! soc at Besse Leland 's-advt
 The Thimble club held a meetins l at the home of Miss Josephine Fagal 1 of No. 70 Roberts street last even ! ing.
 Phoenix hosiery at Besse-Leland's I-advt,
 l Arrangements have been complete' { for the banquet of the Fourth War ! Republican club to be held TueSda ! evening at the Beloin hotel. Suppe ? will be served promptly at 7:3
 o'clock. The principal speakers vii be James Walsh of Greenwich, speak ! CT of the Connecticut house of rep ! resentatives and Martin Rude, repre- | sentative from Salisbury. II Reasonable. millinery, reasona bl prices. prompt service, Seibert's, 5 | ] Church Strect.-advt.