New Britain herald., 1920-11-10
C7YHEMS

John F. Mullen, a we'll known local | young man, underwent a serious i operation at St. Francis hospital, Hartford. this morning.
 | Mrs. Horace Lowell and daughter Jane, are spending a few weeks in Montreal, Canada.
 Sullivan's dancing school Thurs. | eve. Grange hall, Berlin. McKeon's | orchestra.-advt.
 The fro department was called out at 5:09 o'clock yesterday afternoon | from Box 47 at the corner of North I and Oak street. for a fire in an auto- mobile owned by Joseph Grace. of the post office clerical force. The fire was out when the department arrived at the scene.
 Removal sale at Besse-Leiand's --advt-
 William J. Hartnett and Miss Lillian Ronalter. were married at St. Peters church at o'clock this morning by Rev. Charles coppens.
 Order your Engraved Christmas Cards at Adkins.--advt
 James Mascoia of 152 Beaver street was taken into custody this morning by Traffio Officcr Fred Wagner, for violation of the automobile ordinance relative to parking cars on the north side of Church street.
 Over 5000 satisfied Lester and kohler G Campbell piano owners in this vicinity sold by c. L. Pierce Co. --advt-
 A slight accident occurred this aft ernoon about so o'clock In front of tho South church when q team be- longing to the Union Laundry com pany ran into a standing Ford sSups.
 order your Engraved Christmas Cards at Adkins.--advt
 John Ward and family of Winthrop street and Joseyh Kinkaid of Church street have returned from an auto mobile trip to Albany. N. r.
 Tho Mohawk football team wiill hold practice tonight at S o'clock at tho Monroe street grounds.
 Estey pianos. none better. at Morans. -advt. |
 Mrs. Lyman S. Johnson, of South High street, is reported to be in a critical condition.
 An anniversary mass was solemn ized at s o'clock this morning in St. Joseph's church for Thomas Woods.
 Elizabeth M. Fetzman who has been visiting her father on High street has gono to New York for a short stay and may return later to do nursing in this city.
 shirts sI.s5. s2.s5. ss.s5-wiison's. -advt-
 Rev. c. M. Missirian spoke at tho meeting of the Wednesday Morning. club in Boston this morning. on Historical Backgrounds of the Peoples of the Near and Far East" On December S he will again speak ut the club, his subject being Tho 1 Armenians."
 November Victor records, c. L. | Pierce & Co.-advt
 The commfeee in charge of the l armistice day celebration at Berlin, l has arranged to hold a dance tomor- | row night which is free to the pub- | lie at Grange hall.
 Victor November records, c. l.. Pierce & Co.-advt.
 AxeI Nelson has arrived in New | Yor,z after visit to Hiding Stom- | berg at Sweden.
 Removal ssla at Besse-Leland's. -advt. ~
 Winchell smiths lectur. will ba held in the Center church cn.pe, i'm stead of Grammar school hall
 Estey pianos, none better. at MoranA | -advt.
 Leroy Dunham of Shuttle Meadow avenue who will be married to Miss Marion Rackllffe tomorrow afternoon was rendered a surprise bachelor din- ner by 10 of his friends last evening at the Craig Inn, Meriden.
 silk shirts sS now-Wilson's.-adv
 The Lady Foresters will give an armistice dance tomorrow evening in Judd's hall.
 Carpenters fair, Nov. 10, Il, 12. 13. Turner hall. curley's orchestra.-advt. Mir. and Mrs. D. Mack, MT. and Mrs. T. Baker, Jack and Doris Baker of 490 East street. and Miss May Glynn of Stanley street have left for Palm Beach. Florida, where they will spend the winter.
 Removal sale at Besse-Leiand's. | -advt.
 The Financial Credit company has been organized by William M. Green stein, Harry Milkowitz and Irving I. | Rachlin. all local lawyers. The capi- tai stock of s5o.0o0 is divided into | 600 common shares.
 | Carpenters fair tonight, Turner Hall. | -advn