New Britain herald., 1920-10-09
CITY ITEMS

Tabs fair Bardeck's' hall. October 22 to November l.--advt
 An "open house" will be kept by tho Daily Council. K. of r. for the visit ing members tomorrow. The rooms will be open before and after the parade.
 Hoop-la matinee Columbus bay.
 At d session or the city court yes- torday afternoon. the case of Frank Poglitsch against the Connectirut Quarrics company. was held over uu- til Monday afternoon. at o'clock. Judgment was gwen the plaitniff in the case of Edward Recano against Louis S;Llvato t" recover s2.Ia0 and costs of s3l.26 on q note. r.. E. Hungerford appeared for the plain tin
 Tonight your last chance to take advantage of our 1c sale. Axelrod's pharmacy. Park St.-advt.
 Miss Margarc: Cnwlishaw. daugh- ter Of MT and Mrs. William low Iishaw. left today to resume her stui- ies at the Institute of Musical Art in New York.
 Ecnnedy's dancing school Tuesday, Oct. Io. al Bungalow. Beginners gao.
 The annual meeting of the New Britain Charity Organization will bc held next week. Wednesday. October 3th. at $500 p. m. in the Charity Organization rooms. 52 Center street. officers. directors and all friends in terested in the work of the orea niza- tion arc invited to be present.
 Dates for booking for Olcott's dance orchestra can b" secured hy telephon- ing J6-4 after oct 10.-Advt.
 I. Fish Of Atlantic City. N. ] . for m mcrly steward at the Shuttle Meadow club, was a visitor in this city today.
 Tho funeral of George Linger for merly Of thiI city. was held in Glas- tonbury this afternoon. \ son. Henry of this city, survives him.
 Charles F. smith. chairman Of the board O. directors of Ltnders. !'rary and Clark. and President \. T. Sloper of tho New Britain National bank, hava transferred property on High street to the New Britain institute. Ii ii said that tho building will even- tually be used as a museum. in con- ncction with thu institute.
 4 miscellaneous shower Wal tend cred last evening to Miss Bertha Fodt at the homo of Mrs. Anna Jurgen of Judd avenue. Miss Giles Sheldon of Canada favored the party with vocal selections. games were played and re- treatments served.
 Hoop-la matinee Columbus Day.
 Tonight your last chance to take of our lc sale. Axelrod's Park St.-advt.
 Members of Mattabessett Tribe No. 14, I. O. R. NJ. and Indianola Council, No. I9, n. of r. will attend the Red mems night social given at H. B. pfeffer's private dance de luxe, Flee trir hall, West Main street. on Mon- day evening October II at s:15.r
 Hoop-la matineo Columbus Day.
 Tonight your last chance to take of our 1c sale. Axelrod's pharmacy. Park St.-advt.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. w. Macomber left today for an auto trip to Niagara Falls.
 Tonight your last chance to take advantage of our 1c sale. Axelrod's pharmacy, Park St.-advt.
 William Bollman. son of Idr. and l Mrs. Bolsman. of Kensington. will l eave Wednesday morning for Hamp- l ton Roads. Va. to begin a three year enlistment in the U. s. navy.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of A. O. H. HiIl hold their regular meeting to- i night in K. of C. hall.
 Tabs fair. Bardeck's hall, October l 22 to November 1.-Advt.
 An automobile bearing the registra- i ton number, C-6131s, collided with l a car owned by Robert Papc of 264 | Cherry street. on East Ellis street l last evening. According to the regis ! tration numbers the car is owned by William Wis glesworth of Bridgeport. The matter was reported to the po- lice.
 Elmer F.. Ellsworth of Wiilimantic ig visiting Matthew Egan of Maplo street. MT. Ellsworth is superintend- ent of schools in willimantic.
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