New Britain herald., 1928-09-28
City Items

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Miss Josephine Olmstsad Of South
High street and Miss Alice Fiens-
man OF Bassett street will spend
the weekend In New York city.
They will make the trip by auto
mobile.
Annual bazaar st. Andrews
church hall tonight. Dancing
advt.
A son was born at New Britain
General hospital today to Mr.. aud
Mrs. John Krawitz Of 1SS Broad
street.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Vincent Kotowski Of l37 Tre-
mont street At New Britain Gen.
eral hospital today
The members of Stella Rebekah
lodge, No. II. are invited to visit
Martha lodge Of Plainville Monday
evening, and will leave the center
on the 6 o'clock trolley.
Stop at Axelrod's, Sc Broad st..
for free sample Of his famous vanilla
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Yellow chrysanthemums cut fresh
from our greenhouse. Boston ferns
of all sizes. The best ever! Also
table ferns OF all kinds. Flower
Greenhouse. 1863 Stanley St. Tel.
$685..
Annual bazaar ct. Andrews
church hall tonight. Dancing
advt.
Detective Sergeant w. P. McCue
arrested Mike Nawricki Of Is Derby
street this morning on the charge
OF non-support. for the Meriden po-
lice.
Free evening schools now open.
Enroll Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday
evenings at Central. Washington and
Nathan Hale schools.-advt.
George Kroli of ~ Hart street
complained to the police that boys
have been stealing fruit in his yard
and when he speaks to them about
it, they laugh at him.
A prowler was reported about .
house at u Seymour street at $50
last night.
Boys playing football damaged 4
hedge at Is Clark street. according
to complaint to the police last night.
and two girls pushing each other.
damaged a hedge at % Whiting
street.
Annual bazaar st. Andrews
church hall tonight. Dancing
advt.
Mrs Bonaicito OF 10 Brooklawn
street complained to the police that
children broke shrubs in her yard.
Wise folks are buying gifts at
Axelrod's. Drugs-Gifts, SO Broad st.
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Burritt Grange Of this city will
visit Good Will Grange at Glaston-
bury Tuesday evening and furnish
two numbers on its program.
illustrated Souvenir Programs OF
the Dedication Exercises including
STORY OF the Memorial and His
tory Of New Britain" have been
placed on sale by the Committee for
ten cents per copy at Helen Phillips
Book Shop. 14s Main street.-advt
The boys choir Of st. Mary'l
church will meet for rehearsal to.
night at s:45 o'clock at the church
Officer Thomas c. Dolan, who
sustained an injury to his left foot
yesterday 1T the produce market
when a sedan ran over the member
was obliged to 60 of duty today or
account OF the injury.
Clerk William Buechner OF the
police department reported OF duty
this afternoon on account OF illness
The New Britain Lumber Co. hal
sold property in Newrngton to Vim.
cent G. and Hilda Bergstron
through the Commercial Co. agency
A daughter was born at New
Britain General hospital today t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Landon Of 81
Winthrop street.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Bennett Of $40 Wes
Main street at New Britain Genera
hospital today
Frank Schomak Of 1874 Dwigh
street sustained an injury to hi
lower lip while at work today at tn.
P. g. +. Corbin factory. a piece o.
work striking him with great force
He was treated at New Britain
General hospital and was able to &
home later.
Rev. DR.. Abel A. Ahlquist. pastor
Of the First Lutheran church. vii!
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