New Britain herald., 1921-06-18

CITY ITEMS

Semon can't mako all tho ice cream so he makes the best-try it, at Axel- rods. 236 Park St. and 405 Main St. -advt.
 Two automobiles to be sacrificed. These cars will be sold for just the balance due on notes at the bank. One is 1919 Oakland Sedan. sold for
 s1,550, balance due only ssS5, the other is a Pullman Touring car, sold | for $975. palace due s525. Only part cash required. Phone 1901 or 33s. $5 weddings gifts Henry Morans. -advt.
 Closing out sale of building lots at Industrial Park. situated between Stanley street and Rocky Hill Ave. Prices from only $4S to s225 per sec tion. Free Drawing of presents Sun day Afternoon. The Bodwell Realty Co.-advt.
 All members of Private w. J. Smith post, 511, Veterans of Foreign Wars. are requested to report at the State Armory at 1 1:30 D. m. Monday, for the funeral of James R. Linton.
 Harold Guilty of this city, mem- Der of tine graduating class at Ford ham, has been awarded a B. A. de- gree.
 Joseph Yourewitch of Newington, and Anna Kayeski of 32 William street, have been granted a marriage hS,nse. A license has also been taken out by Anthony Ward Hurd of 2S2 South Main street, and Es- ther M. Johnson of 517 Church street.
 Eustacchio D'Anfelo of this city, and Miss Mary Senese of Derby, were married in that city June 16, by Rev. R. F. Fitzgerald.
 Mayor O. F. Curtis gave permis- sion this afternoon for the firing of salute at Walnut Hill park tomor- row afternoon; also for a band con- cert at the park in the evening.
 Mayor O. F. Curtis stated this aft ernoon that he will announce the date of the first meeting for the city meeting board Monday.
 A daughter was born today at the New Britain General hospital to Mir. and Mrs. William J. Mccarthy of 12 Gilbert street.
 George Lucas of 4S Beaver street was arrested today by Motorcycle Officer William S. Strolls for alleged breach of peace.
 Engine Company No. 3 was called out at 7:5 0o'clock this morning to 229 Washington street for fire in an old shed owned by Joseph Smirk. DdnldSe OI dDOuI Slo "dS
 MT. and Mrs. George c. Rogers and family have left on an automobile trip to Cape Cod.
 Engine Company No. was called by a still alarm at 11:40 o'clock this morning to the Rogers block on Church street. Owing to the inform ant on the phone not being specific the firemen first went to Court street. The fire was due to smoke from a pile of papers being burned in the furnace.
 4 complaint was made to the police shortly after midnight that someone was proving around the Emmanuel Gospel church on Franklin square. Officers Hellberg and Cabelus investi- gated but found no trace of the sup posed prowler.
 s5 graduation gifts, Henry Morans. -advt.
 William Revoir, for many years engaged in the confectionery busi- ness in this city. has taken a place IS a confectioner at Atlantic City, Y. J. He will leave Monday to as- ,ume his new duties.
 Semon can't make all the ice cream so he makes the best-try it. at Axel- rods, 236 Park St. and 405 Main St. .advt.
 The students of the Connecticut Business college will meet at the studio at II o'clock tomorrow m orning for the annual class photo graph.
 Miss Catherine Case of the Connec- .icut Business College has taken a position as bookkeeper in the local office of the Metropolitan Life Insur- ince Go.
 There will be no further. roller