New Britain herald., 1922-02-09
City Items

Valentines at ohrnstedts. 7s W, Main St,-ddVt
 Local members of the Hartford branch of the American Society for Steel Treating will attend a lecture at Jewell hail. Y. NJ, C Al in Hart lord this evening at 7'45 o'clock, A, Pratt and Whitney will talk on High Speed Steel"
 Dance, state Armory, Fri, evening, -adyt
 "Are National Disasters Divine punishmentso will be the topic of the address by Rev, John |" Davis, to the John l.. Davis Bible class at the Y. NJ. C. A. this evening,
 Meet me al Sehmarr's for dinner
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 New Britain Council 0, |, A, M.. will meet this evening at o'clock,
 A daughter was born Feb, sth to Mir. and Mrs. Edward l.. Brault at their home, S7 Grdley street, Bristol. Mrs Branlt before her marriage was Miss Mary j, Crowley Of this city
 Miss Mary White oyington, the author Of "The Shadow" q novel, will speak tonight at s o'clock in the A. NJ. F. Zion church, She will tell of the work of the National associa- ton for the Advancement of Colored People, All interested are cordially invited 10 attend
 Mardi-Gras dance, Armory Fri eve. --advt.
 Miss A. l.. Borg. corsetiere with ,i I n n 1N of Main street, is in New York this week attending the convention Of the Gossard graduate corsetieres.
 The anniversary committee Of the Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the A. O. H., will hold a meeting tomorrow evening at ' o'clock at Judd's hall. Mrs Pieffier will entertain the East street society tonight at her home, | i6a East street
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Flemke and Mir and Mrs. Jacob krampitz of Arch street, have returned from Canaan, | where they attended the funeral of | Mrs. Fred Bushy. a sister-in-law of Mrs. Femke and Mrs. Krampitz. | l.. A. A. O. H. whist and dance Fri evening. Judd's hall. Adm. 50c.-- advt.
 The regular meeting of White Rose | Camp, R. N. A. will be held tonight
 in the old K. of C. hall on Main street. Insta allation of officers will be held.
 William O'Rourke of 36 John street, an employe of the American Express company. underwent an operation for appendicitis this morning at the New Britain General hospital. The police received complaint last night that boys were annoying the girls employed at the Corbin office, during the noon hour. Motorcycle Policeman William s. Strols has been instructed to investigate the matter.
 Chapman's orchestra, State Armory, Friday evening.--advt The Women's auxiliary of the A. C.. Hammond camp, IT. S. w. V. will meet this evening at the state armory at 7:3o o'clock A social will follow the meeting and the public is cor dially invited to attend. Mir. and Mrs. Alexander Lyle of Waterbury have leasedl their home on Cooke avenue in that city to Mir and Mrs. Malone of this city. At the concluding session of the Connecticut Teachers association in New Haven on Saturday, Miss Ella I'allon of this city, was elected rec ording secretary. Miss Viola Ericsson of this city is a member of the cast for Hit The Trail Holiday" to be presented by the Connecticut Agricultural college dramatic club on Saturday of this week.
 A son was born today at the New Britain general hospital to Mir. and Mrs. James Skelly of 3S3 South Main street. The condition of Miss Alice McCar- | thy of Stanley street, showed no im- provement today at the New Britain | general hospital, according to attaches | of the institution.
 The condition of William w. Hanna and Thomas J. Smith, who are pa- tients at the New Britain General hos pital following operations, was re- ported today by the attending physi- clans as improving.
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