New Britain herald., 1919-04-15
CITY ITEMS
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O. night.-adVt.
 John J. Crean has received his discharge from the service and has returned to his home Tn this city.
 William Naughton has been ap- Maria Naughton.
 Charles F. Smith. president of Landers, Frary and Clark's, returned to this city today after spending several weeks in the South.
 Judge and Mrs s. Russel Mink arc
 receiving congratulations on the birth
 of 8 son. born this morning.
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 The house and amusement com mittees of the New Britain lodge. B.
 F. o. E. will meet at 8 o'clock this
 evening to take action on arranging the program for the entertainment
 and luncheon to be held next Thurs day evening.
 WadislaW Bonashefski of 109 Grove street has reported to the police the disappearance of his sster-in-law. Wanda Monko, who left home last Sunday and no word has since been l heard of her.
 Richard Haslam of 341 Park street
 who was shot with a blank cartridge near the Pioneer baseball grounds 1 last Saturday afternoon continues to improve. Sergeant Johnson brought i two suspects before the Haslam boy but he was unable to identify them as connected with the affair, The suit of M. I. Jester against Tony Naples on a replevin writ to se- cure an automobile was heard in the city court today before Judge James T. MesSill. Lawyer M. H. Camp rep resented the plaintiff and Judge F. B. Hungerford the defendant.
 Traffic Officer Denis Nealon brought dog that was acting strangely on Curtis street to the police station this morning, and later the canine was shot. It bore no tag or
 collar.
 K. of c. ball. State Armory, Arch street, Easter Monday night.-advt. w. l.. Morgan lodge, K. ot F., Will meet this evening at Vega nall: me third degree will be given following
 which a smoker will be held. Edward Ginsburg a student at liar ward university, is spending his Eas- ter vacation with his parents on Church street.
 Mass meeting Grammar school to- 1 night.--advt
 Residents of Union street are up III arms about the disturbance caused at night by dogs. A complaint has been ] lodged with the police. Says He Was Assaulted. 1 Clifford Harlow complained to the police that he was assaulted by a workman employed on the road re-
 pair gang west of Black Rock bridge ! jnv tn plainant, a pick handle was the
 weapon used. The assaiIant was
 chased to Myrtle street and after he had succeeded in eluding his pursuers the police were notified.
 1 A benefit entertainment for St Peters church will be held at the T A. B. hall May 13.
 l There will be a rehearsal of the l New Britain Glee club tonight at 7:3C l at the Methodist church. ! Mrs. Elisha Adams has returned l from the Hartford hospital much im- ] proved in health.
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 1 The Swedish Baptist Foreign Mis- sion Circle will meet with Mrs. J. E. ! Klingberg, s1 Garden street at s o'clock this evening. Rev. A. Manuel l from Hartford, will give an address. l Mass meeting Grammar school to- ! night.-adVt.
 l The following realty transfers were 1 made: Jane F. Billings ct all. to L..
 l.. Cook, land on Sexton street; and l Dr. Henry T. Bray to Jacob Silver ! stein, land on Bronson Heights. 1 Councilman F. Raymond Gilpatric
 was the only recently elected official 1 to call at the town clerks office this noon and take the oath of office. 1 A notice was posted at P. & F. Cor 1 bins this morning that the factory l will close down from Thursday eve ] ming until Monday morning. l Attend the emergency mass meetins 1 ,f Grnr, snln nnl Hnt aioc1af l..A