New Britain herald., 1923-02-13
City Items

Afat@ah hof@tl NiAb THURSDAY moon
az the Elks club an Washington
street tie will have as his subject
The JuniaT Republic at IAtehneld.'
The first meeting Of the ''prunins
eommitiee" OF the hoard OF finance
ami taxation was held last night al
the mayors Office, A general discus.
sion on city finances Was held.
pletrolas and Pianos. Henry MoraIs
-adyt.
81, Elmo lodge. X, Of r., win work
the degree on several candidates AZ
meeting tomorrow night,
Valentine dance. Grange hall. Ber-
lin. Tuesday, Feb, IS, Alpha string
Orchestra dpt-
A som vas born today 20 Mrs,
Wladislaw Niedzgieeki Of as Farming
ton avenue, The father of the Infant
was buried this morning. in the
Sacred Heart cemetery.
French Hat shoppe Professional Bldg.
-adNt,
Michael Lynch OF II I.awlor street
was taken 10 the New Britain General
hospital today. 10 undergo an N-ray
examination. lie fell yesterday while
at work in his yard and suffered an
injury 10 his hip.
Hear Paul Whiteman In Hartford
next Tues. Tickets on sale at Morans'.
|--adyt.
At the meeting OF Phenix lodge. I.
o, o. r.. tomorrow evening. the mi.
tiatory degree will be conferred on a
large class OF candidates, Noble
Grand Albert X. Hoffman will be In
charge OF the degree work. Members
OF Phenix lodge plan 10 attend the
meeting OF Lexington lodge. ]. o. o.
r., on Thursday night at which time
the members OF the grand lodge will
be present.
Edisons at c. l.. Pierce a co.-advt.
Andree lodge. !. o. o. r.. will OBJ
serve ladies' night tomorrow evening
In Vega hall. The committee In
charge has arranged an entertain
ment. supper and whist.
Laun Dry Elite Electric Washers.
T. w. Hinchliffe. so Main st.-advt.
A daughter Jane Elizabeth. was
born yesterday afternoon al st. Fran
els hospital at Hartford. to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Gallery OF Campfeld street,
Hartford. Mrs. Gallery was formerly
Miss Grace Conway OF this city.
G. III. Day Of Arch street is recov-
ering from serious attack OF in
fluenza.
Gulbransen Player Pianos. Morans'.
--adyt.
William Crocker OF New York city
has returned home after spending the
weekend at the home of Miss Ruth
COMBS of ia Black Rock avenue.
A meeting Of the junior branch OF
the Catholic Daughters of America
will be held tonight at 1880 o'clock
at Jr. o. Z. A. NJ. hall Members
are asked to make reports on the re-
cent minstrel show.
A meeting OF the board of health
will be held this afternoon at S
o'clock in the offices of the health
department.
Two cases of diphtheria, one on
Spring street and one on Oak street,
were reported to the health depart
ment today
Michael Lilley, aged 40, and Mag
sic Walker, aged Is, have taken out
marriage license. Both live on
iouth High street.
Plans for alterations to the Y. M.
4. A. g. 3. society clubhouse were
discussed last night at a meeting of
the building committee.
New Britain Nest, No. 1913, Order
of Owls, will hold an important meet
ing this evening.
Degree work will be conferred
upon a class OF candidates by In.
dianolo Council, No. 10, d. of A., at
the regular meeting tonight.
The South Church Rife club will !
meet for election of officers tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. George w. C. Hill, wife of the |
pastor, of the South Congregational
church, who has been confined to her
bed with illness for the past two
weeks, is reported as being slightly
improved today.
The new auto purchased for the
health department has reached the
city and has been put into service
The Globe Clothing House, Inc,
has leased to Charles Hoffman, a
store and basement at 81 West Main
street. for five years for use as a Hak-
Try and ice cream establishment. The
annual rental for the entire period is
$1,000
George c. Rogers. proprietor of the
Rogers Recreation bowling alleys. at
ended the banquet of the New York
State bowling and billiards associa-
ion at the Hotel Astor, at New York
Fireman Edward Conlin of Engine
company No. 6, is confined at his
ZONE on Hart street by illness.
Engine company No. was called
,ut by a still alarm at 11:42 o'clock
his morning to the home of Leo
Oynboski at POI High street. A pan
If jelly burned over on a stove, fill
ng the house with smoke. No dam
ge was done.
Robert Smith, chauffeur for Chief
William j. Noble of the fire depart
oent returned to duty today after a I
weeks illness.
Sergeant Michael j. Flynn of the
olice department was able to be
own town today for the first time +
ince stricken with influenza, on Feb @
L.