New Britain herald., 1920-07-06
CITY ITEMS

Ribbon hats. special for Wednesday morning, s2.9s. Goldenblum Millin- cry Co. 1SS Main street-advt. Miss Anna Gra.mmitt is spending her vacation in Pittsfeld, Mass. A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. E.. s. Fuller of 36S Arch street this morn- ing.
 Veronicki Lewitski, aged 14 years, of II Rhodes street, is undergoing treatment at the New Britain General hospital for injuries sustained yes terday when she was struck by an automobile. Domenic Cianf1ione is also a patient at tho hospital with fractured ribs as the result of being struck by an automobile yesterday. A son was born today at the New Britain General hospital to MT. and Mrs. Edward Weman of 197 Monroe street.
 John W. Carlton, former fire chief, figured in an auto accident yesterday afternoon on the corner of Elm and Chestnut streets when he was driv- ing his automobile at slow rate of speed and collided with another. A meeting of the Swedish Luther an church collectors will sbe held on Friday evening at the church.
 Services next Sunday morning at the Swedish Lutheran church will be in English when Prof. Lundquist will conduct the services.
 An afternoon o'clock teatwill be the feature at the New Britain Fresh Air Camp in Burlington tomorrow af- ternoon. The party is being given for the benefit of the public and it is hoped that many will take the ad vantage of a little social time to visit the camp and see the benefits the children get in their outdoor home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Buchardt of Cha pman street, are receiving con- gratulations on the birth of a daugh- ter. Barbara Louise.
 Court Friendly, No. 45, Foresters of America. will hold an important meeting this evening when the in stallation Of officers will take place. Deputy Chief Ranger Lambert Lord will be in charge of the installing. The first degree will be conferred upon a class of candidates. All mem- bers are requested to be present.
 Ribbon hats. special for Wednesday morning, s2.9S. Goldenblum Millin- cry Co. 1SS Main street.-adVt.
 Misses May and Catherine Pagan and Miss Marie Heslin spent the weekend at Sound View.
 T Ns+ 1soSts " III J. Curtin and Thomas F. Butler, spent the weekend at the shore.
 Edward Burns, Matthew and George Shine and Jack Robinson motored to the shore.
 Louis Raschkow spent the week end at Sound View.
 Ralph Campbell. Edward and Carl Resteni, Donald Edwards and John l.. Sullivan. are spending a few days at he shore.
 Mrs. O. Olmstcad of IS Highland street sustained an injury to her leg yesterday by q fall from an autonIo- bile. An N-ray examination was made this morning at the New Brit ain General hospital.
 Private Edward J. Green of Beaver street. who is stationed with the army
 recruiting office in Bridgeport, has
 returned to his post after visiting at his home here over the holidays. Green is a former .oth division ma . and rc-enlisted recently. Recruiting Sergeant James Gorm- Icy and family spent the weekend at Short Beach.
 Johnstone Vance, through Attorney 1 Stanley J. Traceski, has brought suit ! against Alex George of Hartford for | the recovery of damages of $200 as l the result of an auto accident. Cou- | stable A. Stark attached a jitney. the ! property of the defendant, this morn l ing for $5oe. The writ is returnable | before the city court the third Ion 1 day in July.
 Attorney David L. Nair returned to- day from a short stay at the beath at New London.
 Miss Rebccca Cireenberg left last week for the shore, where she will spend the summer rs-onths with her parents at their summer home. Miss Catherine Tormay has com pleted her first year in a course at pr. Arnold's State Normal School Of Physical Culture at New Haven. She will spend her vacation at Old Or chard, Me, with her aunt, Miss Mary A. Tormay, principal Of Smith school. A marriage license has been is sued to Ivor Johnson, aged 23, of A
 Pine street, and Miss Constance Squil-
 lacote, aged 19, of 16 Maple street. The cobbling shop of s. Carpen-
 tiere at ,231 North street was slightly
 damaged by fire Sunday afternoon. The department was summoned short ly after o'clock from Box 47.
 The Vacation Bible school opened for it's five week session in the South church parish house this morning. Rev. F.. H. Wilkens has charge of the school and is assisted by Miss Min nic Paro. student at Pratt Institute, in New York. Mrs. ". l.. Williams is in charge Of the kindergarten work The session opens at 9:30 and closes at 11:3o o'clock.
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