New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1917, Page 2

. A. R. Stone of Walnut g several weeks with fris ndl n Springs, Virginia, LA on of members of Bishop Assembly, K. of cation of the Smithwick, for many. - ~yann s a section for for “New Haven" road thia city ', transferred to n& l%wfll Y o O ition. J. Smith, who h 5 to rmivc the name o’ in this city, WiV geerpe at ce tonight, having been cilled town in wnmmrmm his reduced. Bee their flll‘l fine of for ppirel—dreases, skirts, hats, ARd a new ‘liné of distinctive avt. to Mr. Axelson’s expenses “mot furnish the-entire amount. F. Kitson will entertain of the Y M. T. A. & B, tic cast who presented e Prince” last week, at neing school in the Bungalow tow evening. = Prof. Kitson has ‘méniber of the soclety for (twenty-five years. and sBow his appreciation of the ) tHe/haptans. : Adamson, fire commissioner: Fork ¢ity, . who suggested: to igley the idea of curtailing ct ordinance all fireworks and the sale of fireworks 4, today sent to the mayor mmfi:afionfl for the the community. . r .Adamson advocates “ where hospitals with attached are maintained supervision of all chemicals. - Yorker calls attention to a domb attempt in the metropo- the: miscreants obtained cala from a hospital labor- “Among- other things, Commis- advises a most care- 2 be . kfillt over any supplies [following acids, drugs and i hospitals: - .and’ dl-chroma: carbon bi-sulphide, nitro apen evenings. £, tudio P to date.— ly up to $16.—advt. . 8. McMahon, proprietor of theater, has announced that il give a $50 “Liberty Bond” to fin patrons of the theater this | /patrons will ‘have.an parti in the a, whkg “will . Pri Higot PICRING President- H. ' C. ‘Nak & Judd Mfg. Co. has® & western trip in the a-‘ its dutles E’;i‘ \&f’%fl llVER F(lllll SUPPLY No Spechl Sassion of Conncil ey Recessary A special Mnt of the common: council in orderito amend the munici- Ppal farm resolution giving the city comptroller the right to honor chgcks drawn agaigst the farm appropriation of $16,000 will not be .necessary, Mayor Quigley stated today, because under a recently enacted law th ayor and the council have the man- datory power to take any and all action deemed necessary to increase the supply of food and fuel. A.copy of the act under which the mayor claims this right is herewith printed: © “An' act comcérning food supply committee in cities and buroughs. General Assembly, January session, A. D.7 1317. He it enacted by the Senate and” House of Representatives in General Assembly convened: Section 1. The mayor of any city or the warden of any borough or the first selectman of any town may, it he deems such action necessary by reason of any emergency existing therein in relation to the fuel or food supply, or both, whereby the inhabitants of such city or borough or town are unable to supply themselves with the same through. private enmterprise, appoint a committee on fuel and food supply, consisting of five restdents, which | committee shall continue in office until the mayor or warden or first se- lectman, as the case may be, deems that the necessity for such committee no longer exists and revokes such ap- ‘pointment. . Section 2. Such committee ' shall, during the continuance of such emer- gency, take such action, by purchase, storage, sale, distribution or otherwise, of food or fuel or both ,as it may deem necessary to supply the same to the inhabitants of such city or borough or town ,and the common council or board of burgesses or board of select- men, as the case may be, shall, with~ out any special appropriation tnerefor, provide such committee with such funds as it may certify to be necesbary for the proper performance of its duties and the purposes hereinbefore mentioned. Section 3. In order to provide such funds such city or borough or ‘town may borrow maoney and issue notes therefor, ‘but all expenses incurred under the provisions of ‘this act shall be provided for in the next annual budget or estimate of maid city or ‘borough or town and the same shall be raised by taxation on the list next made. Section 4. The members aof such committee shall serve .without com- pon-ulon. but the expenses neca;i the matfier hereinbefore provided for the pay- ént:ot other W of . such This etnhnllnkeC@ & streets. g Tract R, 1 1-3 acres, J.- 'O, Beaeh, | - @ffect. from its passage, but shall not continte in force after the rising of the General Anronbly at its January The following is a jlist of letters re- maining unclaimed afthe New Hritain, Conn., post office, M4y z: 1917: Clara Anderson. Mrs. Angelo Benevitti. Charles Carlaon, 138 Cherry St. Mrs. Nathan Dunn, care ot The Knoll. Mrs. Edna Estabrook. Charles J. Hukust. Frank C. Hanis. May Hart. Frank Henderson, ‘112 No. Main. George 'C. Ide, 65 Rutland St. H. J. Johnson, 31 Madison. Jobn E.’ Jackson. H. Johnson, 362 No. Main. A. J. Johnson, 427 Chestnut. Kaetund Kerr, 39 Ken avenue. R. E. Kimball. . Miss Lamna Krah. Mrs. Anna Khopatsky.\ Tillfé Carleon, 26 Court St. . Miss Mattio Martin; 888 Walnut. Mrs. G. Moon. David J. Macdonsald. Miss Esther Miller. Tone Nunie, 138 Church. Mrs. L. D. Payne. Miss Tekea Svanson, 129 Cherry. Jan Smzliski. Kate Shawsky, 19 Sherman st. Joe Stupiner, 91 Smailey. Mrs. L. Walsh, 280 Arch. ¥, Weinescus, 48- Seymour. ‘Hasel York, 5¢ Grand St Red, ‘White and ‘Blue Cards, Place Cards, Post Cards, Greeting Cards, ps, Paper Cups, Flag Seals, Silk Flags, Décor- Crepe Paper. . * : STATIONERY DEPT o TCALL TONGHT FOR YOUR GARDEN PLOT Chamber of commm Tracts tov Be Distributed This Evening - Certificates for gardens at the To Home and on property located nonh: of Lyman. strest, have been..malled for land on the acts at Walnut Hilil park and that of the Lithuanian so- clety at the corner 6f Rhodes and Millard street, but these will not be in readiness for tilling until Wednes- day. - The complete list of the ap. plicants has been compiled, and al- lotment of ‘tracts for 200 applicants which cime in late will be worked out later. In these cases, the appliopnts, it desiring to go into the m ent, must accept the best nv-flo,hh land. The Shuttle Meadow club and a tract of the Holmes Brick company are still open to occupants. Applicants not calling for their tracts by 9 diclock this evening will have their ‘order cancelled and this land will be distributed according. to the order of application and location. No wore certificates will be mailed by the com- | mittee. The following is the list of denors and the acreage and location of tracts issued by the committee: Tract A; 1 acre, Hatch property located on Haley street. Tract B,’1 1-3 acres, 8t Mary's parish located cormer Stanley and Allen streets. Tract C, 4 acres, St. Mary's parish located on playground off Allen street. Tract D, 6 1-2 acres, Hatch and Corbin property located north side of Monroe street, west of Brady axenue. Tract E, 6 acres, Hatch and Corbin pl'opdny located south side of Mon- roe street, west of Brady avenue. Traoct F, 4 acres, Frank Lee prop- erty corner Shuttle Meadow avenue and Lincoln street. ‘Tract G, 4 acres, Booth estate, Al- len street, near Faimington avenue. Tract H, 4 acres, Booth estate, Farmington avenue and Allen street. Tract 1, § acres, Whiting Land com- pany, Whiting street, east of railroad tracks. Tract J, 1 1-2 acres, J. A. Carlson, Newington aven north side- Weot Main street, west of N«wfl.!d ’l‘ract N. 2 dcres, Mayor Quigley, Liyona street, south of Slumh Meadow avenue. Tract O, 1 acre, Mary A. Clmody : ; ‘between - Austin. :and Belden corner Osgood avenue and RBeach street. Tract 8, 1-3 acre, J. H. Andrews estate, Broad street, opposite Bond. Tract T, 1-2 acre, J. H. Andrews es- tate, Burritt street- ‘Tract U,’11 1-2 acres, Mr. F. Steele, Mrs. Joseph Hackney, Mrs. Davis, north of Lymas street. - Tract V, 4 acr@s, Town Farm, east side Rocky Hill avenue, south of Town Farm bullding. Tract W, 2 acres, Town Farm, east side Rocky Hill avenue, south " of Town Farm stables. Tract X, 8 1-3 acres, Town Farm, corner Rocky Hill avenue, noflh ‘td sion, Walnut Hill park, east of reser-| voir, West Main to Grand streets. Tract Z, 1 1-2 aeres, F. L. Booth, uth side of Hart street, corner Cor- ‘bin nue. Tract AA, 15 acres, J. W Holmes, east side Christian Lane. Tract BB, 8 acrea, Shuttle Meadow club, South Shuttle Meadow avenue, west of Lincoln street. Many other tracts had been of- | fered but for various reasons were found unsuitable. A number of house jots were also offered but as these would only make single lots, they were also rejected Events Tonight £ ll"_ Whip,” Fox’s theater. Vaudeville and moving pictures, Keeney’s theater. T Mattabessett Tribe, I. O. R. M, meets in Judd’s hall. . 3 Gerstaecker lodge, 1 O. O F., meets in Turner hall. —_— L AW lodge, A. 0. U. W, meets at 187 Arch street. DOUBLE WEDDING. Brother and Sister Hear Wedding Bells at Same Time- Emil Lindemann of 180 Curtis street and' his sister, Miss Helen Lindemann, who has been employed at 61 Forest street, heard the wed- ding bells chime for each other sim- ultaneously . this afternoon. Mr. .| Idndemann was married to Miss Paul. ine Manthey, who has been a maid at 29 Russell street, and Miss Lindemann | became: the bride of Edward Leupke of 51 Spring street. The double wedding. was performed this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at St. Mathew's church by Rev. A. C. Theo- dore Steege. . Mr. Lindemann and Miss Manthey were attended by John Rohde and Wanda Tiede and Mr. | Leupke and. Miss Lindemann were at- tended by Gottlieb Stange and Miss Olgt Pettke. Now is Just the Time to Do That Papering and Painting. Interior Work A fine time to renovate your rooms with fresh paint and wall paper. 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