New Britain herald., 1919-10-20
CITYI7EMS

The Armenian Tag Day, Saturday, netted about $660.
 Prize fox trot and dance, Grange hall, Berlin, tonight.-advt.
 Felix GOtellis of Berlin is at the New Britain General hospital with a fractured rib and an injured finger, as the result of an accident which occurred shortly after 10 o'clock Saturday night on the road to Berlin, about 75 feet south of the city line The accident happened when a car owned by George K. Macauley of Main street struck Gotellis. The in jured man was taken to the hospital in Mr. Macauley's machine.
 John l.. Surprenant is critically ill at his home at 176 Glen street as a result of a paralytic shock last Thursday
 The marriage of Miss Mary Jane Lynch to William A. Smith will take place Wednesday morning at 500 o clock at St. Mary's church.
 Another case of diphtheria was reported to the board of health this afternoon This makes seven cases.
 Deputy Sheriff M. H. Fox this morning announced that a banquet at ms expense, will be given to all eN-serVlce men of Jewish descent at the Allyn House, Hartford, shortly Mr. Fox made a promise to the boys at the time of their entering the serv- ice that he would give them a big 'bloW-out' upon their return, and says that he will live up to- his promise.
 On Sunday, October 20. over 100 members of the Knights of Columbus will receive the third degree, which is to be given in Bardeck's hall, Arch street. Deputy Paul Kennedy, of Southington, will be in charge The second degree of the order will be exemplif1ed on Thursday evening, October 23.
 At the meeting of Burritt grange in Judas hall, Saturday night, Neighbors' Night was observed Rep rescntatiVes from granges of nearby towns and cities were present and entertained by local grangers. Fol lowing program, refreshments were served, after which dancing was en- joyed until midnight.
 Michael Mandoffo, through his counsel, Judge F. B. Hungerford, has brought suit against the Electric Light, Water and Land company of Waterbury. Deputy Sheriff M. D. StockWell has served a writ of attach ment for $1,500. The litigation is over the sale of land in NeWington. The writ is returnable in the superior court in Hartford on the first Tues day in November
 l. WeXler, a building contractor, complained to the police today that considerable damage had been done to a building he is erecting at Is La fayette street. While in the police station MT. Wexler was paid some money due to him for services ren- dered to the department and he turned the amount into the police pension fund
 Miss Esther MacArthur, of the War Bureau, is on a weeks vacation in New Hampshire. Mi Mildred Hel- comb is taking her place.
 John Keevers, formerly employed by the Connecticut company, has re- signed his position as a conductor and entered the employ of the New Brit ain Machine company.
 J. P. Keevers, formerly of the Brown, Thomson company, Hartford has joined the s. and F. Sales cor poration.
 Miss Frances Bedford is under going treatment at the Hartford hospital.
 Peter Wrob1 was arrested today on Main street by Traffic Supervisor Clarence Lamphere and will be in court tomorrow morning to answer a charge of violating the city ordinance relative to blocking a fire hydrant.
 William Gray, of North street, has entered the employ of the Prudential Life Insurance company and will be connected with the local office.
 ROCCO IMPROVING.
 The condition of James Rocco the victim of the mysterious shooting af- fray in this city September 28, and who "a since dpNpI0npd nnp11o1 i1