New Britain herald., 1926-01-25
City Items

! Ex'Councilman Lawrence M
 stanley has accepted a place in the
 assembling room of-North & Judd
 lie was formerly connected with
 Landers, Frary & Clar.;.
 Rev. pr. J. E. Klingberg. super.
 intendent Of the children's home, is
 out of this city for a few days.
 An anniversary mass Of requiem flor Rev Reinhard pardeck will be held at St. Peters church Saturday
 morning at o'clock.
 1 The Young Women's society of the Church of st. John the Evangel- ist Will meet in the church hall to-. morrow evening.
 Howard Smith, proprietor of the restaurant at the Hotel Delaney, is { the New Britain today where he is being operated on for stomach trou ihle.
 An attempt was made last night
 to enter q garage belonging 10 Leo Hennessy on Stanley street, accord , ing to report at police hcadduar. ters at ll;2o p, m. Officer Mccarthy investigated,
 While he vas driving on Court street Saturday afternoon, the car
 operated by Hugh Coyle, driver for the Gulf Refining company, struck the fender Of another car on Court street. He reported 10 police that he did not know the name of the driver,
 A spare tire and number plates from the automobile of J. J. Bonney, S7 Garden street, were stolen last night while the car was parked in front of Acorn hall.
 A spare tire vas taken from inc car Of Michael Hranko, POS McClin- tock street. while it was parked on Corbin place.
 Robert Wichalman, II? Austin street, reported to police that he lost a pocketbook in Hartford last night in which was his auto registration, but no money. The pocketbook vas found by the Hartford police.
 While boys were hunting in the netghborhood of the home Of Sebas- tian Cammarti, 97 Michell street. stray bullet was fired through Cam marti's window. Sergeant Patrick J. O'Mara investigated, and warned tho boys, who said they did not know that the window had been broken.
 As he passed the old Normal school on Hillside place yesterday afternoon at o'clock, William Bagshaw, 162 Main street, reported 10 police that he saw a window open and some boys gathered around. He said that when he approached, the boys ran away. Mir. Beau uven, assist ant superintendent. was notified and he said nothing was taken.
 Francis Delaney. who recently un- dsrwent an operation at the New Britain General hospital for a rup- tured blood vessel in his leg, left for his home on Bassett street yesterday.
 Louis Comau of Bristol was taken Ill Saturday night while on a train bound for Bristol He was taken 10 the New Britain General hospital, but he was able to leave the insti- tuition yesterday.
 Harry C. Jackson of this city, state commander of the American Legion, was a guest of honor at the of department officers of the Legion held in Newark, N. J., Saturday night.
 Mrs. Florence Hoffman, daughter If" Captain and Mrs. V. T. Davis ot 19s Beaver street, has entered the Hartford hospital where she will an operation,
 The annual meeting of the o. [. A. NJ. Sick Benefit association will he held at Vega hall, 59 Arch street. Tuesday evening. Election of off cers and directors for the coming year will be held.
 Stanley Womens Relief Corps will hold it's regular meeting in Odd Eel lows hall, Arch street, Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. The social which was to be held tomorrow aft crnoon with Mrs. John 4. Reeve of Carlton street has been indefinitely postponed.
 Miss Lucy Clarkson was rendered | birthday surprise party at her home on Bradley street Saturday evening by about 20 of her friends. She was the recipient of many beau iful gifts. Whist was played and In enjoyable evening spent.
 A son was born yesterday at the New Britain General hospital to Mir. md Mrs. James Russell, 437 Chest nut avenue.
 Policeman William Grabeck Is his 2Sth birthday today.
 The regular meeting of Valiant Review, No. g. will be held this even ng at 7;3o o'clock in Eagles hall. After the meeting a social will be leld for members and their friends.
 Mrs. B. Gordon of 190 Greenwood | street has entered the Mt. Sinai hos oital in New York city for treatment.
 Martha Chapter, No. q, o. E. S., will hold a regular meeting tomor- .ow evening at 7:30 o'clock. Busi ! less of importance will be transact d.
 The Sand annual session of the irand Chapter of Connecticut. Order # the Eastern Star, will be held at Foot Guard Armory, High street, Hartford. on Wednesday and Thurs lay. commencing at 10 a. m, 3equests of Ukulele