New Britain herald., 1925-04-01
City Items

A daughter Ruth Henrietta was born yesterday at the Grove Hill hospital to Rev, and Mrs. Herbert c. Plumb of North Ashford. Conn. Mrs. Plumb was formerly Miss Paul Inc H. Glidden of S5 Walnut street this city.
 He popular. Play q ukalele s1.5s and up at Horenstein's, R. R. Arcade.-advt.
 Mrs. Horace Charland of Ill South Main street Is resting com fortably at the Hartford hospital following an operation for appendi- cits performed by Dr. Roley.
 victrolas, Pianos, Radio at Morans. --adyt.
 Mrs. Clara Nidle of Linwood street Is undergoing treatment at the New Britain General hospital. Dr. Lyons Is attending her.
 Nathan Greenblatt has been granted a permit to build three tenement brick house at l69 Lin- wood street, 10 cost s15,000. Gulbransen player pianos at Morans adv.
 A special committee of the com mon council appointed to handle Appraisal Engineer Thomas Linders application for a one day leave of absence weekly for six months, has voted favorably.
 Home cooked luncheons, Crowell's. --advt.
 Sixteen marrige licenses were is- sued during the month of March, this number being far below the figures of corresponding months in other years.
 Now Is the time of year to enrich your lawns. We have a new supply of fancy lawn seed and sheep ferti- lizer, and are able to give you prompt service. Telephone e91. C.. W. Lines Co.-advt.
 Mrs. Norman Bertini of tS2 Church street Is recovering at her home from injuries received in an automobile accident.
 Banjo ukaleles. $2.s5 and up at Horenstein's, R. R. Arcade.-advt.
 A daughter was born Sunday at the New Britain general hospital to Mir. and Mrs. Harold Stevens of esi West Main street.
 George Gordon ct al, through Harry Milkowitz, has sued William Grobar, alias Gobar, for $50 dam' ages. Deputy Sheriff Martin H. Hor- witz has attached an automobile truck belonging to the defendant.
 Harold Odin of 2S3 Kensington avenue reported to police headquar- ters last evening that, while driving his automobile on West Main street near the head of Liberty street, hi' car had struck a young bicyclis' named Erdix Smith, of $50 West Main street. The boy was knocked from his cycle, but according to MT Odin he was not injured. A check for $50 from John R. vizza of Arch street was received by Chief William J. Noble of the fire department yesterday. The gift which will go into the firemen's pen sion fund, Is in appreciation of the work done by the department at the fire in Ravizza's block in February.
 A son was born at the New Brit ] ain general hospital yesterday to Mir and Mrs. Donate Colacra of IS Hunt CT road.
 The Social Workers club will holt it's regular meeting at 6 o'clock thi evening in the Y. NJ. c. A. cafeteria Miss Annie I. Gerry of New Yorl 1 city, field worker of the Americal Association for Organizing socia Work, will be the guest and speak CT at the meeting which will follow the supper.
 Motorcycle Officers William Have and William Strohls took to th roads on their machines today fo the first time this year.
 The promotion of Sergeant Georg C. Ellinger to detective sergeant an' of Officer William c. O'Mara to ser geant became effective today,
 The Amphion club has announce the play 1t will present May in tn high school auditorium at 8 o'clock The play is Mice and Men," by A R. Ryley.
 J. c. Howell, vice-president Of tn Brookmire economic service of Ne7 York, will speak to the Rotary clu tomorrow.
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