New Britain herald., 1919-03-15
CITY ITEMS.

A daughter was born today at the New Britain hospital to MT. and Mrs. Paul Montville of 39 Spring street.
 The Camp Real Estate Co. has sold a, new house on Commonwealth ave- nue to Gustave Peterson.
 The Ancient Order of Hibernians will meet tomorrow to make final ar engagements for the annual St. Pat rick's night dance in Turner hall Monday evening.
 Miss Mabel Crawford of Hamilton street and Miss Mildred Robinson of Harrison street attended the Yale-Co- lum ba water meet in New Haven last evening. Miss CraWfOrd's fiance, MT. Rogers, was a mem Der of the COlum- bia team. He won the 50-yard swim and was one of the victorious water polo team.
 A teachers supper was held at the South Congregational church last evening under the supervision of Mrs. Allan C. McKinnie.
 Mrs Philip Stanley of Sunnyledge entertained yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Stuart Robinson and Mrs. J. B. Wilbor.
 A current events class led by Miss Greta Brown will be held every Tues day during Lent, with Miss Francis Whittlesey of West Main street.
 Mrs. Theresa B. Stanley of Park place held a reunion yesterday after noon for a number of friends who had previously been at Sarasota, Fla, during Mrs Stanley's stay there.
 Ten acts of vaudeville will be given at the Y. w. c. A. this evening by the Basquette Vaudeville company, danc- ing, singing, music and special Vaude- vile features composing the program. of [ o1o1 has rehearsed the company and an enjoyable evening is anticipated. Miss Beatrice Porter of West Main street is attending the wedding of a school friend in Boston. Mrs Allan C. McKinnie has re- tured from a visit to Stamford and New oYrk.
 A son was born this morning to MT. i and Mrs. Richard Holloran of Stan l ley street at Miss Nagle's sanitarium. We carry a full line of Overalls.. i The Farrell Clothing Co.-advt 1 Frank Schroedel who went over ! seas several months ago with army 1 unit, has arrived back in the United i States on the hospital ship Mercy and 1 is now recuperating from an illness at 1 a hospital in New York. Mr. and Mrs. William Loughlin of i | with pneumonia, are reported as i slightly better today.
 Walter Campbell, who saw service | with the Sunset division in France, | has received his discharge papers and l returned to his home in this city.
 Schneider & Rubenstein have pur- chased valuable real estate in Bristol from John Sergi.
 Private Louis Robtoy, has returned i from France.
 A surprise party was given last evening to Miss Helen Minor at her i home on Park Place. Games and dancing were enjoyed by the guests, and d mock wedding was held. Sup per was served, the table filled with sumptuous fare having been taste 1 fully prepared.
 Mrs. William J. Sullivan and Mrs. Michael McCrann of Beaver street are spending the weekend in Ware, Mass.
 An automobile driven by Russell ! GermOnd and a trolley car, cOlllded
 this noon on West Main street. No
 report of the matter was made to the police.
 Private Francis M. Davis, son of
 MT. and Mrs. F. F. Davis, IS spend
 ing short furlough at his home. lie enlisted in Troop Is, 5th cavalry, or 1 April II, 1917, five days after the
 entry of the United States into tue
 war, and was sent to Fort smith
 Texas. He was later transferred to
 Fort McPherson, Ga. where he Is
 now attached to a hospital. Engine Company Mo- was called