New Britain herald., 1920-06-24
CI7Y ITEMS

The Dohbs straw sailors for wom- en reduced to s7.5O. Wilson's annual sale.-adxt.
 Miss Edith NJ. Young and Mrs. Joseph w. Young, Lr.. formerly Miss Lillian A. Frisk, of 20 Williams | street and also Mrs. Edward Horn kohl of 341 stanley street, are re- ported to be doing nicely after their operations for appendicitis, at the Hartford hospital
 Athletic union suits reduced to sLs5. Wilson's annual sale.-advt.
 Miss Lillian Reichert of Brooklyn is visiting friends on Monroe street.
 Albert Anderson is ill at his home on Roberts street.
 Old prices on new neckwear at Wilson's annual sale.-advt.
 There will he an anniversary mass in St. Joseph's church on Saturday morning at o'clock for the repose of the soul of Joseph F. Madden.
 The O. D. F.. club has planned a dance tomorrow evening at Lake Compounce. Sullivan's orchestra will play. The club is composed of a number of local yornE women.
 A meeting of the St Mary's Ladies' All I A. ID. SONItlN VIII De Iltlu dN the school hall this evening. so- cial time will follow the meeting.
 Bert Armstrong has recovered from a recent illness and returned to his home on Chestnut street from the New Britain General hospital, where he received treatment.
 X meeting of Chamberlain Council Jr. O. l.. \. NJ. will be held at o'clock this evening to take action on the death of Frank RowIey of Newington.
 Joseph Joususezor of 19S Kelsey street complained to the police today that he was assaulted at the skinner Chuck company Tuesday. He was re- ferred to the prosecuting attorney.
 The Hartford police have notred the local police that two young boys residing in this city had been picked up on the streets there today. The parents of the boys were notified.
 Bertha Lass. aged Is years. of Ly- man street, has been reported 10 the police as missing from her home since last Monday
 Walter Kopf who has been playing second base for the Dartmouth col lege varsity team this season, has re- turned home for the summer He cx- poets to 20 to Greenfield. Mass. where II.
 Johnstone Vance and James Gra- ham left on n fishing trip to Whig- vil1e today.
 The section crew repaired the Main street railroad crossing this after noon. setting new blanks in position to take the place of the ones so badly worn by the heavy traffic.
 A miscellaneous shower was ten- dered Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Mitchell Kelly in honor of her sister. Miss Margaret StcppIer. Miss Steppler received many gifts She is soon to become the bride of Alfred May, of this city.
 Miss Agnes Buckley, of Austin street. is spending a weeks vacation with Miss Mary Jane Toner, of New York City.
 Bass. suit cases and wardrobe trunks 1-4 off. Wilson's annual sale. -advt.
 The annual outing of the Daughters of Columba will be held on July If at Momauguin.
 Work of changing tires on the fire apparatus has been started in the fire department. The airlcss tires on the chemical truck of Engine Company No. have been replaced by pneu- matic tires.
 Daniel NJ Collins. of 3 Sexton street, today removed his family to Plainville to occupy a new residence
 Some fine s2.5O. s3 and s3.50 caps for s1 at Wilson's annual sale.- advt.
 Kenneth Relyca of Winthrop street will return to Michigan university Monday to take a summer course.