New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1918, Page 2

Ickinso 169-171 Main & cmr 1TEM§ offmann’s Hot Cross Buns daily. vt. olice Officer Willlam J hburg, Ma John T t Morris of aunt, Smalley is visiting his zgerald of ies Virginia T.eland is home from eham Rise school, Washington, h., for the Faster vacation he Red Cros: Good rooms will be closed riday The all- will be omitted this next one will be held Mark’s church. lay g session and the 5, in St ss Ellean Needham of Wakefleld | t is spending a few days in Nor- ckeve 1 Bros., thators for and Bigelow rning of tt street verheated se on Lin- made so thought depart- meat meat Dr last in a c Clary h ening, pants tire vy smoke the o e was afire 10 was callec The n into the ya was ta Review, W tonight at 277 member is re B. A. M., Main street and uested to be pre. great importance ate Com. Clara Ansonia will be present. s matters of e discussed rkin of mer Furs at Meshken's.—advt. the Constable George made returnable Attorney 1. H. tark, now attachment Mr are couns replevin writ in fatus against has been city n, counsel the )t the property & Glover court for auto under wool ing Co k Nair, through Judge F. B rford, has brought suit against w Britain Builders’ corpora- v $250. The writ is city court ffriday, Hollanders', Hartford weekly short calendar session city court will be omitted Fri- account of its being Fast Day. Company No. 4 put Pit lust el Berson of the s. has he out a re at the night firm of Ber been called to service prdnance department iploved recently in New ccountant EW AMBULANGE York Authoritics Negotiate With Commission Regarding Serv- ngements. ambulance for use princi- the yance of neral in commission. authoritles have board of polic . ive to the arrangements for ce. The proposition tion is to have the he ambulance, which will be he patrol building near the ters on Commercial street ce department will furnish r for the car and the neces- line and oil and keep it in he practice of charging the 2 for every call will be con 'he compe ation received long way tow the main- harge. The ambulance cally bout one a day. hnderstood the hospital ave purc a high priced is and have i ambulance to it. tional car is necessary. fhere been e in past made time negotiated commiss; Tre- have the from pe use of the by private will remove delays to time patrol as an patients. Tho these ohje rd of police to receive bids for the of a new patrol for the partment. Representatives vo cars being sold in this sent in communications their product. ers had at one time fa- purchase of a particular sentiment is in favor bf he contract to a local deal- e interested. A choice will made soon, so that a tlon can be made to t Ing of the common council day | will | suit of | returnable e has | patients | hospital | under | hospital fitted the body in | Objection | commissioners | The police | \u\ MRE \H\(\Illln stated st exemption that Frederick W street wood formerly stock to hold upon. of comps thems to Camp Devens orr Saturday if callc Both men b and m theat ure: fer. d caucus, K. Pnt, K. O eet. at th board (S and! Fr thg Ly Wy, have vek in and, it was explainec called as possible time locate Smith present In Boston alte hoar is the who DELANEY SOUNDS Postmaster asked the Herald ment regarding the sending of matches | to the soldier boys in France the postal regulations prohibit ti of matches, and under no cir wW. T. POLIC John liquor o when he anarters, which he did.__ Perry n the went out this morning told of found five veranda him to bri which he did Il | | superior and e low to publish d 168 street telephoned to police he ters that he NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1918, m—'fi"d‘m;&"’m A Boy’s Easter | _ Il WE SPECIALIZE ON METAL AND Suits i | BEAVER BOARD AND SIDE WALLS. ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR DOING WORK. CALL OR PHONE 359. photo or. at Horsfall’s Easter marks calendar ag vaudeville, | every new-clothes He'll be proud of the sol- atmosphere of our fine and mothers will be with the sur I e materials and worknan- boy's § time of I, meets ship. BOYS with SUTTS, milits aviators' slant slash model sh which Pe; the 50 Upward tyle patch POCKC L v back, a belt s and reap- wndevneath 3and 5 FRANKLIN SQUARE Makers rront coat. HATS SHOES SHIIRES BOYS' BOYS BOYS' S T o P R S R 5 0 Painters, Decorators and Sign to - EHORSFALL'S PAYS TO BUY OUR KIND. lr. 99 Asylum St Connecting cinine With 140 Trumbull St. i i e HAETHORD, : e i R FOLD TO POLICIMIIN. S smit g i reau of the Cha eafeal x Bruno Burk of 144 Grove street gucordance with I'told the police lust night that he had ¢ 1he committe | been wilted bartender. Ho .y i oferred to the prosecuting at- (u.30 o'clack Good Friday will also close at the morrow cvening the where hall of the Sacred Heart school s will be held at 6;31 Dinner will follow STORES exercise Local M ants Holiday e oflice o'cloclk this ade nklyn ceum to Good Observe Priday. members of the e of th of reantile bu- iber of Commerce, n | the recommendation | on uniform 4 business been notifie: hours, } places The regular by @ readine. Closit at TO GUENSTS. | was HONOR G : | tornev. Adolph Hine of 295 F ported the theft of hi; | police last evening. While driving his automobile Ilast night T. J. Simons of 1ill farm collided with the ‘“slent offic it the corner of Park street city next Tuesday. The distinguished and Franklin Square. s ruined th visitors ave coming here in the in- | “silent one™ and expressed willingn: | terests of recruiting young men with- | to pay for the damage Ho sard | i and helow the draft age. Invita- e = | tions have heen extended by Rev. | Lueyan Bojnowski to prominent men {in the city to particlpate in the { ception to the guests. | A street parade will be | features, and the line of | ranged is as follows: At | numbers hey have been | Polish At the | for trying to | to hour o< 1St street re- bicycle to the Peopic Plan Polish Demonstration | nates Mission. d s believed INCREASES CAPITAL STOCK. W. W. Leland has veturned from Springticld, where the incorporators of the was held yesterday for the purpose of incy the capital stack tho ,000. The pape i the secretary of the - Massachusetts in a few days. incorporators are L. W. Besse Leland and J. H. Carpenter msive plans have for the reception to the rep- wives of the Polish Mission on ion of their visit to this home ‘edar be | been com- | pleted WARNING. | Delaney today | of 1 te asing INJURED IN RUNAWAY. A horse driven by Fred Schutz — came frightened on Elm street vester- day afternoon and ran away ar the corner of Flm and Franklin streets BELL-ANS the driver, Fred Schutz f 106 Win ter street was thrown off the wagon Absolutely Removes and reccived n sprained ankle, & sealp’ wound and numerous huises INdigestion. Druggists refund money if it fails. 75¢ re- ho- one of the march ar- 2:40 o'clock Sacrod the W dquar- full quarts of of 1he wade will leave Heart school on Gold depot to the his home for The to head street meet S will arrive on about the body. 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