New Britain herald., 1922-12-23
City Items
Diamond rings. Himberg & Horns

Diamond rings, Himberg & Horns
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 Howard M. Steele, who is travelling for concern in the West, Is spend ing the Christmas holidays at hi home in this city.
 Danceland New Years afternoon and eve.---advt. l Edwin Miller of 12 Woodland street has returned home from the New Britain General hospital where he underwent an operation for ap- pendicitis.
 Radio sets and supplies at Morans' --advt.
 A turkey offered by the Lady Nest of Owls last night was awarded to Miss Irene Forin of Plainville.
 Xmas trees. St. Marks church yard.-adyt.
 William H. Gibney of Berlin, has received word that his son Earl Gib- ney, a former local resident. is ill with influenza at Portland, Maine, where he is connected with the Besse system.
 John Rich, aged seven years. of 66H Prospect street, has been re- ported by his mother as missing from home
 Player Pianos and victrolas. c. l.. Pierce tS Co.-advt.
 Corporal Ernest G. Eppler of the United States Marine, stationed at Quantico, Va. is spending the holi- days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. John r. Eppler, of 125 Winthrop street.
 Engine Companies Nos. 1 and 2 were called out by a still alarm at 4:35 o'clock yesterday afternoon, to the Grove block on Main street. Sparks from a fire caused a slight blaze.
 Reserved seats, Palace 4th Anni- versary week, now selling.--advt.
 The Redland football team Is re- quested to meet at the home of Jerome Crean, IS Summer street, Sun day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 Harold Eisenberg, student al Harvard university, is home for the holidays.
 The minstrel show committee of Everyman's bible class held its sec ond preliminary meeting last evening and decided to proceed with plans for show next spring. Many local vo- calsts of talent were present at the meeting and offered their services. Another meeting will be held soon.
 Pearls. Himberg & Horns.-advt.
 Special Christmas Records. c. L.. Pierce &: Co.--advt
 Miss K. Porter of West Main street who has been ill with grip for two weeks is reported to be recovering.
 Reserved seats, Palace 4th Anni- week, now seling.--advt.
 Miss Olive M. Rogers of the Com mercial Trust Co. has been awarded ] doll by the Women Exchange.
 Dance at Sullivan's Academy, Grot- to Hall, Sat night and Xmas night advt
 William F. Curtin, student at Yale is spending the holidays at the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. | James M Curtin of West Main street. |
 Harry Edelson, son of Mir. and Mrs. | Louis Edelson of Berlin, will be mar fed to Miss Bessie Buchalter. laughter of Mir. and Mrs. N. Nathan 3uchalter of the same place, tomor- 'ow afternoon.
 Miss Gertrude Mitchell of Maple treet who recently went to Pittsburgh o teach Domestic Science in the high chool, will spend Christmas with MT. nd Mrs. Walter Hirst of Warren, Ohio. MT. IIirst was formerly or ,anist of St Marks church in this ity.
 Dr. George w. Dunn of Lincoln treet is confined to his home with a uptured vein as the result of falling while skiing near the Shuttle Meadow Tub.
 The John Boyle company has filed otice of an increase in the capital tock from $25,o0O to $50,000 and corresponding increase in the number 1 f shares of stock from 1000 to { GOO, i
 William E. Tyler, for several years ( T the printing department of Lan- t CTS. Frary X Clark, has left the ( mploy of that firm and has taken a Z lace with E. R. Hitchcock. i The TapIin Mfg. Co has filed notice t an increase in the capital stock rom s5o,0o0 to s1o0.oo0 and an in- rease in the number of shares from 900 to 1000. C James Donahue, a student at the a a.e School of Music. is spending the hristmas vacation at the home of g is parents on Sefton Drive. c Minnie R. Paro. art instructor in f le Gloversville High school, Glovers- { file, N. r.. is spending the Christ las vacation at the home of her I arents, Mir. and Mrs. c. Paro, ot 61 C incoln street. She plans to spend 1e latter part of the vacation with c tends in New York city.
 SHOPPING TOO STRENUOUS.