New Britain herald., 1923-01-29
City Items

A meeting of the official board O
 inc Peoples church of Christ will b'
 held Monday evening,
 Snew eleared-Good skating-Pilz's
 -adst.
 An appropriate program will hs rendered al the meeting Of the New Britain Musical club this evening al the Camp school auditorium.
 James Luby is recovering from an operation at St. Francis hospital in Hartford.
 Gularaasea Player Pianos. Morans', -adst.
 The monthly meeting of the board of deaeons Of st, Matthew's German Lutheran church will be held Tues day evenings
 Pay your water rent before Feb. l, and save 10 per eenL-adyt,
 A daughter was born at the New Britain General hospital on Saturday night to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Natzke of isb Griswold street.
 Dr. Y. J. Mann. who has been III with influenza since last Tuesday, was able to leave his bed yesterday and will resume practice Tuesday.
 Snow eleared--Good skating-pilz's. --adyt.
 Dr. John Duncan Earnest spaeth will speak at the Y. N. c. 4. this evening. He is the author of Chris tian Theology Of Browning's Poems" and other works.
 Aaron Danieison of i?6 Fairview street has been removed to the Hart ford hospital to undergo an operation for enllstones.
 Mrs. David Coleman will entertain members of Alexandra lodge. No. 2t, l. O. Daughters Of St. George. at her home. 44 Greenwood street. Thursday afternoon.
 Domonic Francesca, nine year old son Of Mir. and Mrs. Bunkee Francesca Of 43 Oak street, was removed to the New Britain General hospital satur- day suffering from broken leg.
 Snow cleared--Good skating-Pilz's. -advt.
 William Kenney, son Of MT. and Mrs. M. J. Kenney, has returned from Fordham college for a few days.
 Thomas J. coyle is III at his home.
 Leo J. Weston, son of Mir. and Mrs. John Weston of Hartford avenue, is homo from st. Bernard's college, Rochester. for the mid-winter recess.
 Ex- Postmaster John Bohls will be | the speaker at special meeting of the l New Britain. Aerie of Eagles. at the | headquarters on Main street on We'd l nesday evening at s o'clock. Eagle l dom" will be the topic of his speech. l
 Mrs, Mortimer N. Judd of Frank | lin Square left yesterday for Florida | where she will remain until spring.
 Justice Harry P. Roche has handed Town decision in favor of the plain iff to recover SAT and costs, in the 'asc of Joseph Gleba vs. Wolenty Murzyn, ct al. Lawyer Stanley J. rraceski wa counsel for the plaintiff.
 w. l.. Hatch and James J. Watson # this city, and Joseph Buths of Hartford, have been approved as ap- 'raisers of the estate of the late Pat ick S. McMahon.
 l.. D. Penfield Camp, S. of w., will lold an open social in G. A. R. hall omorrow night.
 Miss Margaret Porter's class ill his- ory will begin at the Y. W. c. A. his evening at 7:30 o'clock. The lressmaking class has been postponed lnd will not start until February 5. Balloon and novelty dance, Friday light, Feb. End. T. A. E. hall. Adm. T Cc.-adt. The directors of the New Britain ' hamber of Commerce will meet to- borrow at 12:15 o'clock at the New ritain club. Senator Richard Covert ', nd A. P. Marsh have been invited to r ttend to express their opinions in re- ard to the elimination of the Clay 'n crossing. Mrs. Sadie Koss, gate tender at the :. Washington street railroad crossing l J ill at the home of her parents, Mir J nd Mrs. B. W. Button of 231 Arch \ rect. Mrs. F. c. Monier and daughter, \ iss Jane Oliver Monier of this city IN e visiting in Florida. IN