New Britain herald., 1919-08-19

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 Arthur Stanley. son of MT. and Mrs. E. Stanley of West Main street and John Reale, son of Mr. and Mrs A. Reale of Maple street. have seen to it that they are not too late for service as yesterday the boys enlisted in the regular navy for period of three years at the recruiting station on the green" in New Britain. Both boys are well known in town. Stanley is IS years of age and Reale also Stanley is employed as chauffeur for Edwin Hills and Reale has held position with the Trumbull Elect6c Go. The boys of the town have the fever as about a dozen have enlisted within a few months. t Train Schedule Resumed.
 With the ending of the railroad .anlployes strike, conditions on the >Failroad have improved and are quite noticeable at the local yards as we'll as in the passenger train service. The, !, freight embargo, which went into. ef- feet on several points, has been lifted and factories are allowed to ship once more. The embargo did not serious ly affect this town as auto trucks and trolley express often help out con- gestion in freight traffic here. Pas senger trains are about normal again IL. ular trains are back on the schedule again. Grange Notes.
 At the regular meeting of the Grange this evening @ report will be given on the New England Conference of Pomona and Subordinate Lectur- CTS. The report will be given by Mrs. Daggett, lecturer of Comasso Grange of Collinsville, who attended the con- ference with Mrs. Hiram F. Lowrey of this town, Mrs, Davis, lecturer of Mountain County Pomona Grange is also expected to be present. Re Treatments will be served after the meeting. Brief ItenfH n A social will be given at the home of Mrs. Julia Baker on Farmington | avenue this evening for the benefit of the A. M. E. Zion church.
 Mrs. John Sheath and daughter Dorothy are spending a two weeks ] vacation at Sound View. MT. and Mrs Blake, of Boston, who 1 have been visiting MT. and Mrs, 1 Charles F'ennell, of Broad street, have 1 returned to their home. They were accompanied on their return by Mrs. 1 Fennell and Miss Bernice Mitchell. The return trip was made by auto. | Misses Mary and Margaret Callen
 have returned to their home here
 after spending their vacation at Lake
 Sunapee, N, H.
 Rev. and Mrs. c. R. Strobel, of
 Broad street, are receiving congratu-
 lations on the birth of a son born at 1 the New Britain General hospital | yesterday. Rev. MT. strobel is pastor | of the Methodist church..
 Mrs. William B. Dunnigan has re- ! signed her position with the Bristol l Manufacturing company. The family ! will remove to Block Island soon 1 where they will take up their pern1a- i nent residence.
 
 1 coming marriage of Miss Emma M. l Piesoo of Southngton, to Ernest F. | Hartwell of Massachusetts. The i wedding will take place at MT. Hart ! wells home early next month. At tho i Trumbull Electric plant, where Miss Piesco is employed, she was pleasant , ly surprised yesterday by mum Der 1 of fellow ployes who presented her
 with a chest o6 Rogers silver as a i token of esteem. ... Mrs Fred Peace and daughter
 Beatrice, of Tomlinson avenue, ane
 spending the week at Cosey Beach. ] Miss Ethel Finder, of Park street, is substituting in the office of the Chamber of Commerce in New i Britain.
 ] A party consisting of P. M. Wilcox,
 W. W. Seymo NJ $. Corning, George E. Spencer, w. E. Calor and their wives went to Indian Neck Sun day as the guests of MT. and Mrs
 F. T. Carter, making the trip in Mir. ! Carters auto truck.
 Colonel A. G. Hadsell left care be- hind him today and went fishing in i his boyhood haunts near Sunset Rock WANTED--Single and wo-family
 houses in Plainville. K. B. White, Whites Crossing. 8-16-7dx Fat PeODle