New Britain herald., 1919-02-13
CITY ITEMS


 Shoe Sale.-advt. Seven cases of influenza were re- ported to the board of health today. Sergeant Arthur Williams of 90 Franklin Square, who has served 14 ! months in France with Go. F, 102nd Infantry, is home on 8 nine day fur tough.
 The Stanley Works M. B. A. carni- val at Turner hall Feb. IA, 15 and IT. -advt.
 John McCay tn eblind artist, who, with his sister, Mary McCay, also blind, will give a concert this evening in Y. M. T. A. & B. hall, will speak at the conclusion of the musical pro- gram on conditions in Ireland and the agitation in that country for in- dependence.
 The Fourth Ward Republican club will hold meeting Friday evening at o'clock in the republican headuuar- ters. All Fourth ward republicans are urged to attend. The entertainment committee will make announcements concerning an entertainment and supper.
 Carl Wahrenberger. of Arch street, won a tire and tube at a drawing held by the Niagara Social club last night
 James O'Leary has been appointed council commander of the local lodge of the M. w. of A. and will attend the national convention to be held in Wes~ terly, R. T., on April 7.
 The women of the South Congre- gational church are invited to attend a meeting of the missionary society at the home of Mrs. Elisha Cooper, of 139 Vine street, tomorrow. "Women Wage Banners of the Orient" will be the topic to be discussed by Mrs. 1 Stanley H. Holmes.
 Mrs. Frances L. Templeman, Of Old Saybrook, sold today. through the Camp Real Estate company. her one- family house at SS Black Rock avenue to Peter A. and Hulda A. Borg.
 George F. Darrow sold today, ] through the Camp Real Estate com pany, his one-family house at 78 Fran cis street to Olof Olson. Mir. Darrow plans to move back to his farm in Mid dlefie1d.
 Stephen Donnelly and Harry Gins 1 berg will give a subscription dance in 1 Booths hall February 26.
 Rev. John Griffin of Ansonia, was a l visitor in this city today.
 Residents of Union street are com | blaming concerning the actions of !, school children on their way to and from school. Of late reports of theft of milk and money from steps has 1 been made.
 Eckford L. R. Hawxhurst has been l honorably discharged from the nav al reserve. He will make his home ] with his brother at S4 Prospect street. 1 He was called into the service in Oc- tober, 1917.
 The third round of the Wentworth : pinochle tournament will be played 1 tonight in the Wentworth rooms.
 A meeting of the T. A. B. drum corps will be held tonight.
 Mrs. Thomas Cunning of Fremont l street and children, Irene, Rose and Jr., are visiting in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Fireman Felix zareck has been dis from the Naval reserve. Ear eek was stationed at Old Point Com fort, Va.
 Tn the T. A. B. pool tournament last night William Humason won over John Kenney, score 100-66.
 Harry Kerin has entered the em- oloy of the Stanley Works.
 Miss Selma Dube has been secured to act as dancing instructress for the
 
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 There will be a meeting this eve hing of the Lady Foresters of Ameri- "a. All members are urged to attend and after the business session refresh ments will be served.
 Lieut.. Monroe Parsons, son of Mrs Charles H. Parsons of West Main street has returned from service over seas.
 About 20 little friends assisted Arlene Strickland of 12S Lyons street to observe her fifth birthday yester- lay. The youthful hostess received a arge number of pretty gifts.
 $. w. M. B. carnival opens Feb. II. -adyt
 Great shoe values. Longs bargain