New Britain herald., 1922-07-05
City Items

Palmieri, trustee, Judge F. B. Hun. geriord, attorney for Palmieri. Judge Bernard F, Gaffney. representing Goldberg, and Attorney David l.. Nair counsel for Bandolik. Bandolik ii now In New York. His Plainville place of business was on East street
 Mir, and Mrs, Raymond Frost oi Washington street are the proud par. ents of baby boy born to them on Monday.
 Rev. NJ. W. Gaudian. pastor of St Johns Evangelical Lutheran church is celebrating his SGth anniversary as q minister today.
 The Boys Club News Issued Mon- day contains, as a novelty feature, three-color cut Of an American flag as Fourth of July picture on it's front page. The News also states that c. B. Cleveland. an instructor at the club. Is the new editor-in- chief of the paper.
 Buy Chautauqua Season Tickets now.-advt.
 A daughter was born today at the New Britain General hospital to Mr. ahh pfCH LludDNl6 ol Do street,
 It is estimated that since the new north end park swimming pool has been open to the public approximate ly 10000 young men and boys have availed themselves of it.
 Plans are being made by the mem bers of New Britain lodge, B. P. O. E :. who are members at the Maple Hill links, for golf tourney at the Sequin Golf club.
 In the three business days that have passed this month. Collector Berna- dotte ~%oomis has taken in s70,ooO in property taxes and $1,ooO in personal tax payments. The personal tax pay ments to the number of 500 are the direct result of second notices sent out this week to delinquents. These notices are the last that are to be sent.
 The issue of s570,o0o in school bonds and s1oo,00O in park bonds city Saturday has not been received yet, President F. s. Chamberlain of the board of finance and taxation stated this afternoon.
 Jack Meshkin of Hart street suf- fered an injury to his right hand when a frecracker exploded yester- day. H. Swentuskus of 9S Henry street shot himself in the left hand with blank pistol. Dr. Nathan Jaf- fee attended the injured persons.
 New Britain Chautauqua July Sth- 14th.-advt.
 John H. Began, ct all, have trans ferred land and buildings at 43 Law Tor street, to Patrick J. Buckley and Anthony Yagodzinski, ct al., have six family house on Sil- yer street to Waclaw Galicki, through the Cox & Dunn agency.
 A daughter has been born to MT. and Mrs. Monroe Parsons, of New London.
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 There will be a regular meeting of the A. c. Hammond Camp, at the State Armory this evening at 8 o'clock.
 The first supper of the Business and Professional Women's club to be held in the new home in the Booth house, will be held tomorrow eve ming at o'clock and will form part of the regular meeting. Plans will be announced for the lawn party to be held July 19 and 20.
 The Connecticut company today put closed cars in operation on the Meri- len line, due to the continuous in- clement weather of the past week which caused complaints from many patrons.
 Joseph Fischl, local grocer, has brought suit against James Valley of Plainville for s35 to recover money aleged due him for rent. Valley has also been sued for S90 by Willis J. also of Plainville for money alleged due on groceries. The ;. Nar. The Hemingway suit will be leard before Judge Merritt o. Ryder n Plainville on July 15 at o'clock in he morning. The other case of F'ischl | will be heard in the city court here ,n the third Monday of July.
 Miss Thora Thorstenson was pleas lntly surprised Monday evening at a shower given in her lonor at the home of Miss Edith 'tohl of 55 Harvard street. Miss is to become the bride of red Rittner on July 1tth She re- eived many useful gifts. Luncheon vas served beneath the grape arbor which was decorated with Japanese lnterns.