New Britain herald., 1923-10-01
CITY ITEMS.

meet sifh Mrs Il, halgls or henanE
 ten on "Wednesday from 70 a. m, ansi
 Q. m. L.anfhsaa siii bs ssfssa
 Automobiles Niil meet the members si
 the end ef the Arch street bus llas
 Members will take the bus leaving lhs center al s:ik o'clock,
 Electrical Inspector c, !, cnTtla |
 on his vacation and during his sh
 senee the work in that effies siil b'
 handled by Building Commissioner T
 ". hihehnffe, Commissioner hiAehi line represents the electrical craft eE the commission,
 An important meeting ef Rev, " 4. Hsrty branch, A, O. H., will hs held temeFFow evening al { o'clock if
 Judd's hal Ion Main street, followed by a card party.
 The fellowing marriage licenses have been issuedi Joseph DTsger. A gideseF. of sl Whiting street, and Miss Annie ssniiFo, a widow. or ts Spring sireeti August Bapiisla Of ss La sslle court, and Julius cshdasfge Of the same address.
 News has been received here of the desih of Edward Judd al the home of his sons in Syracuse, \, r.. last Thursday, Funeral services were held yesterday afternson.
 Daughters have been horn st the New Britain general hospital to Mr. and Mrs, Bernard Joyce Of is Pearl court, MT. and Mrs Nathan Avery of is0 Vance street and Mir. and Mrs. Al Ia .-t af
 The police have been notified that the operators license of Joseph rii- yelis of tb. Stanley street, has been suspended.
 Max Anderson of t.s West Main street was struck by. an automobile driven by George Dyson of Q. Harrl- son street nt the corner of Lincoln and West Main streets yesterday aft. ernoon. according 10 a report made at police headquarters by Mir. Dyson. Ac. cording to the report. Mir. Anderson ran across the street in front of the automobile and it was impossible to avoid striking him.
 Mir. and Mrs. Al Malmgren Of Lin. fen street and Mir. and Mrs. William steiner Of Arch street have returned rom trip to New York.
 Engine Co. No. and No. 2 Hook md Ladder were called to a chimney ire in house at 20i Hartford ave- tue. owned by Louis Putterman, yes erday morning. The damages was 'lighi. Engine Co. No. was called o w. J. Fallon's dining rooms on Main street. where kitchen fire did | lamage estimated at $25.
 Joseph McDcrmott of this city, who escaped from the state farm at Nor 'ich recently, was picked up on the treet Saturday afternoon by Police. nen O'Mara and stadler and has been eturned to that institution.
 John Drencek oft McClintock road as reported the theft Of his bicycle the police. It was taken from in ront of a store on Court street Sat rday.
 The fire department was called out t 1:17 o'clock this afternoon to ex. ump.
 Jonn J. Tarrant, formerly of the rm ot Iarrant & Haffey, has opened n undertaking parlor on East Main lreet near the intersection of Elm treet.
 Chief William J. Noble has received ne new form of applications required y men desirous of becoming f,remen. ne new form of application for an. ointment has been approved since 'e aoolition of civil service examina. i ons ana may be secured at the office
 the chief on Commercial street. k,
 MT. and Mrs. Milton Metzger of rooklyh' N. r.. are visiting Mrs I ,etzser's mother, Mrs. Richard Narle I Union street. ~ ' , MT. and Mrs. Howard Simpson and , 'n' James, of Elm Hill, have re- ? 'rned 1 rom motor trip through the I dirondack Mountains ,