New Britain herald., 1923-06-13
CITY ITEMS

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A special meeting Of the Ladies
/ Auxiliary Of the National Association
Of Letter Carriers will be held AZ the
4 home Of AIRS, Paul w, Heller, 49,
Vance street. Friday evening,
Plan 20 Lnneh al Hallinan's, adyi
A. a meeting 0f the third ward re-
publican club tonight al S o'clock al
republican headquarters on Main
AslHeet, officers viii be elected ana
lAemmittees named for the annual out,
ling.
NietFolas ane Planes. Henry MeFans
EadYt,
A meeting % the claims COMMITTEES
Of the common council will he held
tonight, Thomas Reuskie, who ffaer
iuTea his leg several months ago, will
he heard, and action will be taken on
cases pending,
The monthly meeting Of the finance
committee of the common council will
be held tonight, Bills OF the several
boards will be offered for approval,
Fire Commissioner George Cans
and Chief william ]. Noble have
heen appointed by Chairman John
Keevers. on vote OF the IRE board, .
committee to prepare applicants for
places in the lire department Civil
serylea has been abolished. but the
commissioners havs the power 10
judge the qualifications OF applicants,
VIII Levin. instructor OF Spanish
al the New Mexico military institute.
il visiting Attorney Saul +, Wasko-
vita OF this city
Unity Sewing circle will meet at the
home OF Mrs. William seharman. 1866
Cherry street. Thursday afternoon.
A. q. Hammond camp auxiliary will
hold It's regular meeting Thursday
evening at s o'clock nj the State Ar
mory. Final arrangements will be
made for the convention to be held
in New London, Friday and Saturday
of this week.
Mrs, 7. A. Dowd OF 10 Glen street
has returned 70 her home after an alb
sencc OF a month spent In an auto
tour through Pennsylvania New Jcr-
sey and New York state.
a meeting OF the Catholic Women's
Benevolent society will be held this
evening at o'clock at st. Mary's
school hall.
DR.. J. NJ. Klein will give up his
practice In this city about July /. He
plans to move to California.
A son, Edward George. was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Water of Bas-
sett street Sunday evening.
Miss Ina Anderson of the Beech
wood school. Jenkintown. Pa, has re-
turned home from n visit with Mr.. |
and Mrs. l.. A. Cummings of Phila-
lelphia.
The following cases of communica-
ple diseases have been reported TO the
state department OF health by the
New Britain health department: Diph-
IBERIA, /; whooping cough, s; scarlet
ever, i measles, ].
The monthly meeting of the Assy-
ian American Citizens club will be
leld this evening at 1880 o'clock at
Painters hail. Main street. All Assy-
ians who have taken out their first
citizenship papers are eligible to men,
,ership. Those who are willing to
ecome citizens are invited to attend :
o prepare themselves. The secretary
f the club is Darius Banjamin, 10
Iyrtle street,
Miss Mariel Agnes jacob of Well
ington street, Belvidere, celebrated
er seventh birthday yesterday with
lawn party at her home. About 8
iris of her own age were present and
he children enjoyed pleasant after S
DON. Games were played and a {
Iaypole dance held. Ice cream, candy,
-uit and cake were served. S
The annual cradle roll party of the G
outh Congregational church babies t
as held on the church lawn yester-
ay. v
Leo Gaffney has arrived home from d
ale university and Miss Alice Gaff- a
ey is home from Smith college [
Harold Eisenberg is expected home "
ON Harvard university today. o
A marriage license was issued this G
fternoon to Gustaf Josephson of 26 il
Vest Pearl street and Miss Alma a
arson of rs Florence street. 81
Mrs. ]. d. Humphrey and children p
f West Main street are spending the t.
lmmer at Maple Knoll farm, Bark it
amsted, Conn. Il