New Britain herald., 1920-06-19
CITY ITEMS

Park Reserve is easily reached by Stanley street electrics to Francis street Hartford iitneys stop at Park Reservc.-advt.
 At the 50th wedding anniversary of Mir. and Mrs. William Shearer, of Ellis street. tomorrow, Rev. E. A. Shearer, their son, pastor of the Per petual Help church, Brooklyn. N. Y., will attend. Rev. Father Shearer will spend a few days with his parents.
 Miss Aurelia V. Futile is home from the woman's Medical college of Pennsylvania. She will return in two weeks for a two months junior in terneship at West Philadelphia hospi- tai.
 Ike Feigenbaum sold today through the Camp Real Estate Co. a six fam fly frame block, and milk room at 61-3 Oak street to Harry Haroin, and he sold a two family house through the same company at 5s Oak street to Peter and Maria Com pagnoni.
 Mrs. J. H. Robinson and Mrs. W. w. Bracket are at Middlebury, Vt, attending the commencement exer- cises. Mrs. Brackets son is a mem Der of the graduating class. as is Gleason Parker. son of Mir. and Mrs. C. J. Parker. who are also at Middle bury.
 David waskowitz of this city will graduate from the Yale Medical school next Tuesday. While in Yale Academic, MT. waskowitz was elected to Phi Beta Kappa for his high standing in all his studies.
 I. Arthur Mag of this city will graduate from Yale Law school next ..fr n "Yale Law Journal" and a member of the college debating team.
 Charles s. Morehead, formerly of the New Britain club. and J. S. More head of Hartford. have purchased the Broadway restaurant on Arch street from Carl Johnson.
 MT. and Mrs. Dottfried Linden and Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Linden of Bel videre are spending a two weeks va cation at Lake Champlain.
 Gordon Robinson of Harrison street, who explained the Middlepury college baseball team in his senior year, is attending a class reunion there. Today a team composed of his tion game there.
 !. H. Robinson is in Chicago on business for the Hart & Cooley com- pahy.
 Anthony Mikalauskas is attending the semi-annual meeting of the Lith- uanian Alliance of America in Bos- ton. Mir. Mikalauskas is a delegate of the New Britain branch of the al- liance.
 John Kiniry is spending the week end at Grove Beach.
 Yes. we do public stenographic work. New Britain Typewriter Ex- change.-advt.
 Miss Martha T. Waterman of Glen Ridge, N. J.. formerly of this city. is visiting friends on Russell street.
 Exclusive agents, Stetson shoes, Besse-Leland Co.-Advt.
 Louis Wagner has returned from St. Louis and will have charge of the service at St. Matthew's German Lutheran church tomorrow.
 Mrs Elizabeth Helm and rMs. c. Yuon of Stanley street left yesterday for Iowa for the summer.
 The last business of the Philathea class of Trinity Methodist church was held at the home of Miss Ruth Doo- little last evening. The president Miss Edna Clark, was given a surprise shower at that time.
 We have some real bargains in used Burroughs Adding machine, we advise you to take auNdnldSe or tncSe machines now. New Britain Type writer Exchange.-advt.
 J. Y. Raybert of 373 Prospect ave- nue. West Hartford, reported to the police that his automobile struck Louis Kern of S2 Rockwell avenue this afternoon. The boy was not hurt very much.
 A rehearsal of Daily minstrels will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ing in Knights of Columbus hall.
 John Jagloski was notified to he in police court Monday morning for blocking a fire hydrant with his automobile.
 Damony Sanders of 61 Main street reported to the police this morning that his motorcycle had been stolen from the hallway at his home last night.
 Mrs Albin Carlson of Fairview street was pleasantly surprised by large number of friends yesterday, it being her Seth birthday anniver- sary Friends were present from Ser lin, Hartford, South Manchester and Boston. The house was beautifully decorated for the occasion and Mrs. Carlson was presented with an cleo tric percolator and a silver sand