New Britain herald., 1920-06-18
CITY ITEMS

Graduation gifts. 20 per cent off. Henry Morans.-advi
 10 per cent disceaInt on all collars il' hesSe-l- -l-elands.-AdNt.
 Members of the Unity Rebekah lodge, No. 54, will meet tomorrow afternoon at the corner of Hunger lord court at 2:15 to attend the fu- neral Of Mrs. Lawrence Stanley.
 10 per cent. discount on all pajamas at e-Leland's.--AdNt.
 The St. Jean de Baptiste society of. this city will present "'le Crime dc MaltaNcrnis" at Turner hall tonight.
 DcwcE- beat Anderson in Fridge port two weeks ago. but oh, what a trimming is nstorc for him Friday niGht.-advt.
 The A., ID. s. fraternity of the New Britain High school will give a dance tonight at the Shuttle Meadow club.
 10 per cent. discount on mems odd trousers at Bessc-L Leland's
 Frank O'Brien. meter reader for the water department, is attending tho funeral of a relative in Thomas ton.
 Wedding gifts. 20 per cent off. Hen rN MoraRs.-advt.
 The most popular sport in the state today is the Individual State Duckpin tournament and. boys, if you haven't seen one Of the matches make it a point to attend the Dewey-Andcrson match Friday night-advt.
 Phoenix Temple of Honor No. 19 will meet tonight at go Arch street. The reports of representatives to the Grand Temple held last week at New Haven will be made.
 10 per cent. discount on all hosiery at Besse- -Lelands.-Advt.
 The Grotto ceremonial committee will meet tomorrow evening at 9 o'clock in Masonic hall.
 A meeting of the creditors in the bankruptcy matter of the Fashon Tailoring company of Lafayette street was held today. A compromise with the creditors was made. Attorneys F. B. Hunge&ord and David L. Nair appeared for the bankrupts
 Children's Night will be observed by Burritt grange Saturday night in Jndd's hall on Main street. There will be no business meeting
 Officer Thomas Feeney while on his way home early this morning found the window of the saloon at II Spring street open. Investigation by the of ficer disclosed that the place had not been entered.
 10 per cent. discount on all women's hosiery at Besse- Leland 's.-Advt.
 The silver jubilee of Rev. pr. $. G. Ohman will be held this evening in the Swedish Lutheran church. Members of the congregation and in vited guests will he present.
 A Victrola for s1 at Henry Morans'. -advt.
 Joseph F. Sexton, of West Main street. has returned from the Suffield Military Academy, where he was graduated June 15. Friends from this city attended the exercises, which took place this week, Monday and Tuesday.
 Tx per cent. discount on all chil- dren'sN hosiery at Besse-Leland' s.-Ad.
 The Annual outing of the Baptist church Aible school will take place tomorrow the 18th, at Lake Com poun2e~ trolley cars will laave the trianN at 9:32 a. m. Should the weather be stormy the Baptist bell will ring at a. m., indicat- ing a postponemer
 esse-LeIand's.-Advt.
 Walter Wisk has brought suit against Peter Wrona throus &-St torneL Albert A. Greenberg for the re,o%eJ of s1o0 commission on real estav deal.
 10 per cent. discount on everything C exceptions) at Besse-L.eland's. 's.-Ad.,
 Announcement is made of the com ing marriage of Miss Margaret Souney of Clark street to Charles Halinan of huntingdon. The marriage will take place July 1 in St. Mary'S church.