New Britain herald., 1924-02-20
City Items

Elks' Fair opens Fri. night. Enter tainment and dancing.--advt.
 The action of Jaburg Brothers of New York against Joseph Niedzwecii of 1S2 Broad street has been settled out of court. David l.. Nair repre- sented the plaintiff.
 Home cooked lunches at Crowell's
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 The members of Indianola council, No. 19. D. Of F., will attend the mas querade social given by Arrow Head Tribe, No. SC, and Collewanaha coun- cil, No. 2i in Hartford tomorrow eve ming, leaving on the 7:05 o'clock trol- ley.
 Blue Grass Blues" wonderful Fox Trot number, Brunswick Records. John A. Andrews X Co.-advt.
 The A. c. Hammond Auxiliary so- cial which was to be held at the home of Mrs. Edward Eagan of 2SS Broad street has been postponed until Thursday, February 2S.
 So This Is Venice--Big fox trot hit. c. l.. Pierce.& Co.-advt.
 Councilman E. r. Eichstaedt was in Asth VI h touhs oh e DuoififoS iTlp.
 Victrolas and Pianos, Henry Morans -advt.
 The Young Judea club of New Bri- tain Is giving a Purim Party for the children and grown-ups, at Judd's hall Sunday, March 16th. at o'clock. There will be booths and a program will be given by the members.
 Elks' Fair opens Fri. night. Enter tainment and dancing.-adyt.
 Numerous telephone calls were re- ceived during the noon hour at the office Of School Superintendent stan ley II. Holmes to inquire whether school was to close or remain open for tho afternoon session. The lat ter course had been decided upon.
 'Llnger Awhile" Fox Trot. Columbia and Brunswick Records. John A. An- drews X co.--adst.
 II. l.. Hoffman of this city has inc stituted action for divorce against $. koeppel Hoffman of parts unknown. Tho grounds for divorce arc set forth in the writ as desertion. The writ is retnrnnble in the superior court the first Tuesday in March. David l.. Nair represents tho plain. tiff.
 St. Andrews church semi-annuai fair tonight at Parish hall. Good music and dancing. adyt.
 The United States Casualty Co. has withdrawn tho action entered in the Court of Common Pleas against Ja- cob Winklc. The suit was instituted to recover money paid 10 Wrinkle as a result Of an automobile accident in which he was involved. Atty. Morris D. Sake represented Wrinkle.
 Attractive booths at Ellls' Fair. Opens Fri. night. No canvassers.- idyt.
 A contract 10 rcpaint Engine Co. No. station was awarded to Crowley Brothers last night at special meet Ing of the fire commissioners. The work will cost s275.
 Half Past Ten" (sop-Tim BomD Chinese waltz. Hear it at John A. l Andrews G Co.--advt.
 An overloaded stove caused a blaze l In the attic of the house at 30 Lilac | street. that did damage to the tim- oiiS Nctihidttu at sAO DtlbfS bDElDt | %. No. arrived st the scene in an- swer to a still alarm sent in at 7I ,'clock last night. The house is owned | Jy Joseph Fischman. 20 This Is Fenlce-Big fox trot hit. 7. l.. Pierce & Co.-adyt.
 The members of st. Annc's society will meet tomorrow night at s o'clock 1t the home of Mrs. Fred Hudon of D Daly avenue.
 Attractive booths at Eiks' Fair. Opens Fri. night. No canvassers.- dVt.
 Isaac Rivkin of New York and Ber- lard Miller of this city have no claim 'n property on Arch street between Inc South church and Harry Alex's according to decision hand- d down by Judge Benjamin W. AL ing in the action brought against the nen by Louis R. Raphael ct al. in ity court. The action was brought to lear the title to the property. Favors and Ice Cream for George birthday. McEnroes, Vest Main St-Ady. Sleigh parties and hay rides accom- lodated at Eddie's: dancing and re- rcshments. Newinston on the turn