New Britain herald., 1919-05-05

for the past several months has been
occupied by B. r. Showalter, superin-
tendent of the local schools, who will
in all probability have to locate in
some other part of the town. The
property for number Of years be-
longed to Mrs. Hovey.
John F.. and Arthur y. Seibcrt. the
we'll known milk dealers. have sold =
piece of property comprising about 20
acres Of land on TIL" Beckley and
East Berlin road to AdOIph Schmidt Of
New Britain.
Joseph Fila has quit his claim right
10 Isaac AlllaS, who recently purchase
! cd the George Niets farm on Worth
! ington ridge. ELLA has purchased a
i piece Of property on tho Middletovn
road and is planning to construct d
home
Edwin J. Clark Of New Britain has
quit his claim right to the Clark farm
in the south end Of the town to Mrs
Caroline Marsh. who has been occupy
ing the property for the past two
years.
II. \. B. Society Meeting.
st. PauIs r. A. 3. society Of ST.
Paul's church will hold its regular
| meeting this evening at the parish
hall All members are requested TO
! be present. Following the meeting OF
/ the society the fair committee will
hold a session and make reports Of
| the weeks work. The fife and drum
corps will also hold q regular rehear-
! sal tots evening AT the hall.
Solicitors Still Working.
The solicitors Of the Victory loan
| campais are still WORKING RerIin's
quota was reached early last Thurs
| RI
present time is about $4,000, which
2ft DOGS REGISTERED.
Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff
announces that during the month of
April there were 244 dogs registered;
! at his Office, which is about the
! largest number registered in several
| years.
Annual Meeting Tonight.
! The annual meeting of the Berlin
Veterans assomtation will be held
! this evening at the home of Henry L.
Porter secretary. All members are
| urged to be present as tho election
! of officers will take place and also
| arrangements for the memorial doy
| parade VIII be made. Persons hav-
ing automobiles to loan are asked to
| give tHell names 10 NJ T. Porter,
Berlin Briefs.
The Berlin Grange will hold lis
! regular meeting tomorrow evening
! at the rooms at the Grange hall
John r. Molumphy presiden of the
| Connecticut Valley Orchard Co., en-
| tertained the mem bers of the Berlin
| Farmers club at his home Saturday
| evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Spooner Of
! kensington are spending a few day,
at Atlantic City.
Miss Agnes Trehy, has returned TO
| her home on Pennington Road after
| spending. the Weekend with friends
at Norfolk.
Mrs. f. NJ amberlain is visiting
! with friends in New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Fitzeerald
have moved from Hartford where
they have been residing for the past
| several years and will occupy the
| G. NJ. North residence.
The Berlin BOY Scouts are making
| arrangements to hold a dance at tho
| Berlin Grange hall the first week in
June. An entertainment will he
given preceding tho dance.
Julian A. Hall. caretaker Of the
Mapel cemetery is critically i'll at his
home on Hudson street.
Mrs George 3. Anderson is i'll at
her home on Berlindale avenue.
Mrs. Emerson Hotchkiss of Ken
| sington has suffered another nervous
| breakdown and is critically i'll at
! her home.
Miss Catherine Pagan of Kensing