New Britain herald., 1914-04-03

l ready to extend a challenge for games. Games will be played on the Ameri-
 can Paper Goods diamond and some 1 of the players will be Norman Hut
 crimson. Steve Soloman. George Corr. l Paul Donnan, "Lockie" Mcfarland. John Trehey, P. Pagan, Jack" Han l non and Joe" Greco.
 1 Henry Pagan has accepted the posi- tion of manager and he is desirous of
 arranging practice game with the
 kensington Independents; same to be played on Good Friday morning. Land Sale Recorded. a... At the town clerks office today, a warrantee deed was received record ing property transfer in which
 Sophie Hampe of Berlin is the grantor and Hyman Kaplan of Hartford the
 grantee.
 The deal includes the sale of a par l eel of land in Berlin with all build-
 ings standing thereon. It contains
 twenty-four and one-half acres and is bounded and described as follows, to wit: north by property of Carrie Ben 1 nett or assigns and land of Martin
 Crowley, partly by each; east by land of Martin Crowley and the highwy, partly by each; south by land of Isaac
 10. filling or assigns and west by prop
 erty of Marcus F. Jacobs or assigns,
 same being the premises as conveyed
 to the grantor by Sven Gustafson by deed of August 3. 1913.
 Necklace Returned. One more case was added today to the many which have proved con- clusively the value of Herald classi- fled advertisements, when Charles
 Larson, an employe of Halls grocery
 store in New Britain, reported that
 he had found valuable necklace
 which was lost by one of Patrick
 kelly's daughters early in the week. Only one insertion was necessary
 before MT. Larson reported his find
 to MT. Kelly.
 Brief Mention.
 Billy Kleese of Kensington is
 considering an offer of a position which he has received from William
 Bradley, a New York city contractor. He is inclined to accept.
 Henry Willard, purchasing agent at the Berlin Construction company has purchased a Buick roadster. The regular meeting of Court Mat
 tabessett, Foresters of America, was
 held last>evening. ~ pr. Leroy Austin Havey of South
 ington was in town this morning. nine-pound boy has been born to MT. and Mrs. Charles A. Brown
 of Westtield, Conn. Tie couple re- sided here at one time.
 Local union men are pleased to l learn of the settlement of the Aeolian 1 strike in Meriden. This will mean 1 the cancellation of the "scab train"
 which passes through here mornings ] ana evenings with strike-breakers f! from Hartford and New Britain. l Dr. R. M. Griswold's condition was ;, reported to be improved today. He ] has the grippe.
 MT. and Mrs. Wikoske are receiv- | ing congratulations upon the birth
 of a daughter, vtarda.
 Philip Spndler of New Britain has 1 purchased one of the Robbins houses on New Britain road
 Members of tnis years graduating l class at the Worthington Grammar ] school have received their class pins. | They are diamond shaped and con- {! tain the class colors, purple and gold. 1 Each student was assessed sixty-three | cents for his or her pin.
 | Mrs. Clarence Pierce's condition | has taken a change for the better She is suffering with pneumonia IT. H. spooner will deliver an ad- dress at the annual meeting of tho Hartford district lodge of Good