New Britain herald., 1922-02-14
City Items

order of the Golden Cross was held last night al the Electric hall. The resignation Of Charlotte Toullo, il, nnncial keeper of records, was reao and it was voted to hold 1t over unti the next meeting, After the business meeting, dance was held, and 1, proved to be successful one.
 Tonight, Armory, Chapman'B Or, chestra. adyt.
 Marshall R. Cook, superintendent, of the Boys club, who has been 1T for the past several days with the flu. is reported as recovering and ex- poets 10 be about within few days His brother, Walter O. Cook. chiei scout executive for New Britain, whc has been on the verge of pneumonia nurse has passed the crisis and Is or the way 10 recovery.
 Washington Birthday dance at Jr o. II. A. NJ. hall, February 21. Chap. mans orchestra. -advt.
 The ladies of the Home Missionary society will serve a luncheon tomor- row at the Methodist church.
 w. O'Connor, of Hartford avenue proprietor of drug store. reported to the police this morning that 8 robe had been stolen from his auto mobile last Saturday night
 Leo Robinson of 22S West street an employ of the New Britain Gas Light company, will undergo an oper- alton Friday morning at the Hartford hospital.
 Isabella council National Daughters of Isabella, will hold Valentine so- cial this evening in T. A. B. hall. for dancing.
 Maurice Webster, former mayor of this city, and eX-comptroller of the state, was visitor in town today.
 The'A. G. Hammond camp will hold regular meeting tomorrow at the state armory on Arch street The second in series of setback games will be played.
 The suit of Morris Rubenstein against Carmelo Yerarde was heard in the city court this afternoon. The plaintiff brought an action to recover s450 on a note. Judge r. B. Hun gerford and Lawyer D. L. Nair rep resented the plaintiff and Judge w. F.. Mangan was counsel for the defend- ant.
 The police received a complaint to- day that a mysterious woman was wandering about on Broad street. Patrolman Thomas Feeney investi gated and learned that the woman who has been ill., escaped from the house when an attendant was not in the place.
 The condition of Mrs. Annie J. Rutherford of 36 Pleasant street. who is a patient at the New Britain Gen. eral hospital was reported as slight ly improved today.
 A daughter was born today to MT. and Mrs. Walter Campbell of 40 New ington avenue.
 Luther Jackson, employed as fire man at the Malleable Iron Works, sustained badly burned foot while at work this morning. and was taken to the New Britain General hospital for treatment.
 The condition of George H. Lynch of Summer street, who underwent an operation at the New Britain General hospital yesterday for appendicitis was reported as improved today
 The Martha Sewing circle of Plain vile. will meet with Mrs. Wallace Beach of Pleasant street tomorrow afternoon at ? o'clock.
 Troop ?, Boy Scouts, will meet to- morrow evening instead of this even ing. in the South Congregational church. The meeting has been post poned because of the Flonzaley Quar- tette concert there this evening.
 Frank Smith won the $1o prize given for the best dancer at the prize fox trot dance in Electric hall last evening. Chapman's orchestra frrn ished the music
 Chapman's orchestra, of New brit- ain, has been engaged to play for the Terryville senior prom on Friday eve- ming.