New Britain herald., 1922-02-18
City Items

been horn IT Mr and Mrs. Mitchell of 2t2 a!g!r street
 Chapman Orch at the Auto Show --adh1
 F, N. Johnson, for four years with \ Ilierprs hardware store on Arch str, "t hns resigned and will leave foi 1 Midlletuwn. Monday, where he has accepted q responsible position with i lhn Lyman l,, Miller Co, sinGa In prizes t,lks' tair-rady | City Engineer J D. Williams Jeff itolpy for pennsylvqnia and Maryland to inspect types of digging machines tlo wi'l recommend the purchase oi | q nlachino at the next board session 1 Tonight Chapman Orch in Bristol --aIu,
 Characterization Director James r. D'Btict, will address mass meetine of likranians tomorrow afternoon 1 lronr Ekrninian societies Will gather together 10 hear Nr, O'Rrien tell oi The Naluc Of Citizenship
 No canvassers 4. Elks' fair. To- night at Bardeck's hall, Arch st. advt
 4 peaaant surprise party was given in honor of Miss Margaret MeCourt last evening at her on Elm street. The occasion was the celebration Of tho young ladys 18th birthday. About 26 Of her friends were present and they gave her many beautiful gifts. The party broke up at late hour.
 Dance to real music at Elks' fair, Bardeck's hall. Admission 25c.
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 Meetings of the board of directors and the pool committee of the Y. RI. T. A. X E. society will be held tomor- TOW morning.
 H. F. Shepard Of this city was elected vice president of the Lumber Dealers association of Connecticut at the meeting held in Hartford yes terday.
 F. H. Afford of 154 Lincoln street reported to the police today that the panel on the cellar door at his home was broken last night
 Dr. F. T. Fromen's automobile was struck by another machine on Mag street shortly after 1 o'clock thls afternoon. The mudguard of the physicians machine was slightly bent.
 All indications point to successful drive here in New Britain for the Palestine Relief Fund. meeting of the local executive committee was held last evening and it was announc ed that s7.5oo had already been pledged This is nor ethan half the quota allotted to this city.
 Miss Mabel Hubbard will be hostess at the afternoon tea at the Y, w. C. A. tomorrow afternoon from 4 until 6 o'clock Following the tea the first re- porton the progress of the member ship drive will be heard. Miss Clara Olcutt will render piano selections during the tea hour.
 The Historical Influence of Jesus the Jew" will be the topic of discus sion at the meeting of Miss Porter's history class at the Y. w. c. A. Mon- day evening.
 There will be no roller skating at the Y. ". c. A this evening. The classes will be resumed next week.
 A pleasant surprise party was ten dered to Fred Olson of 4S2 Arch street at the home of Mrs. M. Carlson of Dewey street last evening. About thirty guests were present in honor of his birthday. The evening was spent in games and merrymaking and re- treatments were served. The party broke up at a late hour.
 The condition of Mrs Annie Ru- therford of Pleasant street was re- ported as critical at the New Britain General hospital this afternoon. No hopes are held out for her recovery.
 Continued improvement in the con- dition of George H. Lynch of 33 Sum- mer street was reported by the New Britain General hospital attaches to- day.