New Britain herald., 1921-11-02
CITY ITEMS


 season will he given by tho Good Government club of employed boys at the r. M. C, A, this evening
 on account of the absence from the city of Coach George Nj. Cassidy, there | was no practice for the High school ] football squad last night and thc team will not be out this evening, Two practices ll$be held before Saturdays game with the Columbia Preparatory school of New York. l Follow the crowd to the Government 1 Co-o operation Sale at Besse Leland | AdYt
 i Victrolas and Records Henry Molans | -adNt.
 Government Cooperation Sale the | biggest sale ever at Bcsse- Leland 's-- | Adyt
 Wall Street l;30 ?. m,--Lowel money rates failed to stimulate in- i terest trading remaining profession | al during the mid season. Rails be- ! came slightly more active at noon some eaing and losses but Mexican Pets rally stffened the oils. Motor subsidiaries and gas shares also inn proved.
 Members of Valiant Review who are planning to attend the state ral- ly to be held in Hartford tomorrow are asked to meet at the railroad station at ;25 o'clock. Victor records for November, C. l., Pierce & co.--adVt
 Members of the !. w c, \. will take part in hike to Bill Warron's den in the Pinnacle mountains next Saturday afternoon.
 The roller skating classes at the Y. W, c. A. will open Saturday eve ming.
 Mrs. Maurice Milcle, contralto soloist at the Brick church in New York city, and pr. Clarence Dickin- son, orranist, will present program of organ and vocal numbers at the South church next Tuesday evening.
 New Britain lodge, Elks, special entertainment after regular session., Thursday. Nov. 8.
 Every member requested to attend meeting of New Britain lodge of IGlks Thursday night. Special en- tertainment at close of session.
 New Britain lodge, Elks, special entertainment after regular session. Thursday. Nov. 3.
 Every member requested to attend meeting of New Britain lodge of Elks, Thursday night. Special cn tertainment at close of session
 Hear Victor record by local boy. "Oh. Joy" played by Paul Ohman. C. l.. Pierce & Co.--advt.
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 Victor records for November. C. l.. Pierce & Co.--advt.
 A meeting of the Talm'ld Torah society will he held this evening at Talmud Torah hall.
 Fortyhve marriage licenses were issued at the office of the town clerk during the month of Oct ,bcr.
 Pluminb Inspector P. J. Tormay has completed his monthly report showing numerous applications for permits during the past four weeks.
 Mrs John r.. Davis entertained the Junior Aid Society of the Methodist Church last evening"
 meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary A. c. H. committee will he held at s ocloux this evening at K. of C. Hall on Main street.
 Final reports preparatory to the con- vention to be held here November s were made at q meeting last night of the New Britain Zionist district.
 Victor records for November. C. l.. Pierce X Co-advt.
 Aaron Philipps has sold three family
 
 Frank and Mary Kulas. through the Camp Real Estate Company. The same com pany has sold q two-family house at No. PIP Oak street for Luigi Seriano to Josef and Mary Olesak.
 Andree Lodge, I. o. 0. F., will meet tonight at Vega Hall
 Phoenix Lodge, l. o. o. r., will meet tonight.
 The condition of Edward Suss, 5, of No. 262 Elm street, who was removed to the New Britain General hospital Monday evening after he had been struck by an unknown autoist who was driving a covered-in Ford de- |, livry truck is reported as being | about the same as when the boy was admitted to the institution. The boy is suffering from possible frac- ture of the skull. bad cuts about the face and body bruises. Seneca Lodge, No. 55, A. r, and A M. of Torrington conferred the mas ter Mason degree on class last night. A number of local members of the order were in attendance.
 A Halloween social will be en- joyed after the meeting this evening of Winthrop Council, Sons and Daughters of Liberty. Refreshments will be served. Two cases Of diphtheria were re- ported to the board of health this morning.
 Wadislaw karmas has been named administrator of the estate of Lud- wina karmas. Victrolas and Pianos. Henry Morans -advt. Clement Lewis. who has been man. ! aeer of the soda fountain at the l Dickinson D.us Co.,, has taken over