New Britain herald., 1922-02-06
City Items

The Sewing society of th+ order Q | Amaranth will meet tomorrow after
 noon with Mrs, j, NJ, Klein of 2 Francis street. A supper will b served at 6,30 o'clock in the evening
 Clan Douglas, O, s, G., will hold it.
 regular meeting tomorrow night n the o, T., A, M, hall. Carpet bowlinl will be held following the meeting and a tournament will be started.
 Mrs. w. II. Daigle and Mrs. Louise
 Brown will entertain the member at a social at the home of Mrs Daigle, 2b9 Fairview street, Wedncs day evening.
 Isabella Circle, Daughters of Isa bella, will hold business meeting tonight. The meeting will be held a o'clock at l66 Main street,
 An those interested in learninl about the League of Women Voters are cordially invited to attend tht meeting to be held at 8 o'clock this evening in the Chamber of Commerce rooms, Miss Grace Murray and Mrs Stanley Galpln will speak.
 A hearing on the bankrupt business Of J. Cohen of Main street. will bt held this afternoon at the office oi Edward NJ. Yeoman's at Hartford, A trustee will be appointed and other business transacted to meet the de- mnnds of his creditors Attorney M Rosenberg is counsel for Cohen.
 All the voting members of the Swedish Lutheran church will meet at the church auditorium tomorrow eve ming when q decision will be mdae on extending a call to Rev. Ernest C. Bloomquist of Tacoma. Wash, to succeed Rev. S. G. Ohman as pastor of the local church when he leaves The meeting will commence at o'clock
 l.. A. A. o. H. whist and dance Fri. eve, Judd's hall Admission 50c.-adv.
 Edward H. Everitt, of New Haven, chief engineer of the Southern New England Telephone company, will de- liver an address on "rhe development of the art of communications" to the St. Marks Mems club next Thursday evening at o'clock.
 A. P. Marsh, state secretary of the Connecticut Truck Owners Associa- tion, has sent out notices for a meet ing. to be held at New Haven Fcbru- ary l4th.
 The newly organized Goodell club will have session in the Peoples church tomorrow evening, starting with supper at 6:15. Rev A. B. Tay- Tor, leader of the club, will lay out a program for future activities.
 The officers of the blue army, of the Everymans Bible Class, will hold a meeting at the New Britain club Wednesday evening at o'clock to create new companies and make plans for taking over the services in some church Sunday night, February 26.
 James Donahue of Sefton Drive spent the weekend with his parents. He is student at the Yale Scool of Music and has just completed the mid year examinations.
 Manuel Atashian is in Boston on a business trip.
 Miss Blanche Waters of Armistice street is the guest of MT. and Mrs. t'lorian Fox of New Haven, attending Yale Junior promenade.
 Mir. and Mrs. William Frey of 79 Robert street celebrated the twenty fourth anniversary of their wedding at heir home yesterday. They observed It quietly as Mrs. Frey is convalescing after an illness of two months.
 w. Herman of 103 Henry street, to the police today that ! canvas cover had been stolen from 1is barn last night.
 A daughter was born yesterday at he New Britain General hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Schauffler of BIS Lincoln street.
 Thomas J. Smith and William w. Hanna were both reported as inn proving at the New Britain General hospital this afternoon.