New Britain herald., 1922-12-01
City Items

Victor Dec. Records at Morans' l-advt,
 pr, Joseph l.. Rothfeder Of the house stan. City Hospital, Welfare Island, New York. is visiting his par ents, Mir. and Mrs, I, Rothfedef, of Dwight street
 children's Goats at Rothfeder's- advt.
 Samuel Smuowitz, a South Main street storekeeper. has filed a volun. tary petition in bankruptcy, in the United States district court at New Haven. The assets are reported at s2,1oo and the liabilities at about sl0. 000
 Manual August Of 2o7 Elm street reported 10 the police yesterday aft ernoon that his bicycle had been stolen from in front of n house on Lilac street
 Mrs. Edward McGraw of 35 Chest nut street was taken to St. Francis hospital in Hartford yesterday to undergo an operation.
 Headquarters for Flapper Coats at Resse- e-Lelands-advt. II, J. Hartigan and family spent Thanksgiving in New York.
 At n drawing held by the dish com mittee of the Business and Profes- sional Women's club Wednesday at the office of Dr. Jessie Monks. Helen kelleper of South Manchester won S5 in gold; Miss Hubert years sub scription to Good Housekeeping" and Nellie, ss Washington street, . box of cigars
 Herbert s. Dechant of Norwalk spent Thanksgiving with relatives in this city.
 victrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans. -advt.
 John Smithwick of Stanley street attended a football game at Haverhill, Mass, yesterday between the St. Johns Prep school team of Danvers, Mass. and the St. James eleven of Haverhill. George Smithwick, a local boy, is a player on the St. Johns team
 Richard M, Healey was home from New York over Thanksgiving.
 A. Reinas of 54 Greenwood street, complained to the police today that boys are doing damage at a new house he is erecting at the corner of Linwood and Winthrop street.
 Patrick H. McGuire of 3so Elm street, reported to the police last night that woman stepped in front of his automobile at the corner of Allen and Stanley streets and was knocked down. According to Mir. McGuire's report she was unhurt.
 Rev W rfx broook kAo A. o. H. will elect officers at regm- lar meeting to be held tonight at o'clock in old K. of c. hall on Main street. The officers to be selected to- night will fill one year term.
 Van Raalte silk hose, No. 565, $17s at Goldsmith's, AS Broad street-advt. |
 The degree team of Winthrop Council, Sons and Daughters of Lfb- erty, will meet tomorrow afternoon at | 3 o'clock for rehearsal.
 Mrs Mary. L. Wells of Pennington left this week fors Saratosa, Fla, where she will spend the winter Her street. accompaniel her and party as far as New Haven. Her daughter, Mrs. Taylor and MT. Taylor are to start by auto for the same place soon. MT. and Mrs. Edgar Penfield of Will son are to go in their auto at the , same time.
 Dec. Victor Records. c, L. Pierce C Co.-advt
 The regular monthly meeting of | the New Britain Dartmouth club will be held at the New Britain club to- morrow noon at 12:16 o'clock. Plans will be discussed for attendance at the annual Dartmouth state meeting to be held in Waterbury in January. St. Johns fair tonight State Armory. --advt
 ' A daughter was born today at the New Britain General hospital to Mir. and Mrs. Howard Goodrich of 177 Ellis street.
 Twins. a boy and a girl, were born this morning at the New Britain Gen eral hospital to MT. and Mrs. Philip Johnson of Plainville. The girl died a short time after birth.
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