New Britain herald., 1921-01-18
CITY ITEMS
s4 gloves $2-Wilson's S.


 All lined and unlined gloves 1-2 price Day, rs-Halloran-advt. The monthly meeting of the Stan dard Bearers of the Methodist church will be held at the home of the Misses W estlake at 15S Maple street this evening. The class meeting will be held at the church tonight, with +. E. Neumann in charge. Biggest bargains-Wison's.- 's.-advt. Foresters fair Foresters' Hall, Berlin, Jan. 21, 22, 24, 25.-advt. All gloves half price-Wilson S. -advt.
 Csc Notaseme hose. all colors, $ Day 3 pair S1.O0, Connors- s-Halloran.-advt.
 Miss Helen Bunce of this city, at tended a mass meeting of the Con- necticut Branch of the National League of Women voters, held at New Haven this afternoon.
 Old times, $4 shirts S1.50-Wilsons -advt.
 ? lbs. peanut clusters s1.0O. Special prices on candy, nuts for dollar day. McEnroe's, West Main St-advt.
 s55 sheeplined coats s35-Wilson's. -advt.
 The Probationers' class and the Sun day school of the Methodist church will meet at f o'clock on Friday af- ternoon.
 Everything marked down for Dollar Day at Farrell Clothing Co.-advt.
 Officers of the E. l.. Dunbar en- campment of Bristol, will be installed at meeting in that place this eve ming. All local members will meet at the railroad station at 7:45 o'clock.
 $2.50 silk hose $1-Wilson's.-advt
 Three $1.50 ties $1.50-Wilson's. -advt.
 Foresters' fair, Foresters' Hall, Berlin, Jan. 21, 22, 24, 25-advt.
 Warm wool 8 underwear $15O- Wilson s--advt.
 Lawyer M A. Sexton acting for Frank x. Berthiaune and Son of Bristol, building con- tractors, has filed a petition in the court of bankruptcy The liabilities are given as ness depression is claimed by the firm for the failure A hearing will be given the creditors at Hartford January 27.
 Special for Day, 1000 shirts $1.0o, Connors- s-Halloran.-advt.
 s1 50 wool sox 75c-wilson's. -advt.
 Members of the Court Roy, No. 2S5, Association Canado-Americans, are requested to meet at the Regal hotel at 7:30 o'clock this evening.
 Dollar day Wednesday at Farrell Clothing Co.-advt.
 You'll do a wholes lot better at Wilson 's.-advt.
 Everything marked down for Dollar Day at Farrell Clothing Co.-advt.
 The board of public works estimates for the fiscal year will be prepared by the entire board and not a committee of members as has been the custom in ha 4 oF @ho be held this evening"
 All 25c collars for $1-Wilson's -advt.
 The suit of Frank E. Cox agalnst Edward Hanson of Bristol was tried in city court this morning. The suit was brought fora commission al- legged to be due Judge w. F.. Mangan represented the plaintiff and Judge William J. Malone the defendant. Judge John H. Kirkham reserved the decision.
 Six S5c soft collars for s1.O0 $ Day, Connors-Halloran -advt.
 At the hospital this afternoon it was stated that the condition of Samuel Larson who figured in the automobile accident last night at Stanley Quarter was improved. It was also stated that it is probable that Burton Clark's eye will have to be removed because of the seriousness of the injury.
 Everything reduced at Wilson's. -adyt.
 Alice Belenski. aged 1e, a young divorcee, applied at the town clerks office for a marriage license last eve ming. Her future husband is Tony Bichur.
 $5 caps $2-Wilson's.-ad
 Unable to find work, the head of a local family paid visit to Mayor Cur tis yesterday and told him that his family was in need of food. He said that work was scarce and he was un- able to find a place to earn money for the family wants. He was referred to the superintendent of charities.
 Foresters' fair, ForeSters' Hall, Berlin, Jan. 21. 22, 24, 25.-advt
 Two boys about 13 years old were arrested today for alleged theft com mitted at the Roseben Hat com l pany on Main street.
 All hats $4.95-Wilson's.- 1