New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-05-03

such a demand for rents and sales.
Following arc several deals which
we're put through by the local real
estate dealers during the past few
days:
Arthur Elton of Brandywine Lane
stated last evening that he has. sold
his dwelling house and farm near
Stockings corner TO a New Britain
party. who will occupy it in the near
future. This is in all prOba blity one
of the oldest and most Valuab bic pieces
of property in this community and
has been in the hands of Mr.. Elton
for the past 10 years.
Francis Deming, treasurer Of the
Berlin Savings bank, has sold his
property on Galpins' hill, comprising
a dwelling house and several acres
of land to Henry A. Suprenant, who
has been living on this property for
the past year.
Leland C4watkin, who recently sold
his property on Berlin street, has
purchased the property which has
been occupied by r. w. Stearns for
the past several years. r. w. Stearns
is to locate in New Britain, where he
will probably reside in the future.
1t was also learned today that a
party at New Britain has held sew
cral conferences with the. proprietor
Of the Flannesy property on, Berlin
street and it is expected that the deal
will be put through today. The party
is planning to csta blish a hotel in
the building.
Opens Shoe Store.
Joseph Perretta Of kensington, who
for the past several years has been the
has. opened up q shoe store in the old
postoffice building, carrying a high
grade line of goods. This is the only
shoe store in kensneton.
Frank Brandc2cc Homo.
Frank Brandegec, who recently Az
rived in this country after several
months overseas service, surprised his
friends and relatives here Yesterday
afternoon by calling on them. Private
Brandegec arrived in New York YES
tcrday and imm ediately received
short Through to visit his friends and
relatives here. He will return to Camp
Merritt \. j., where he expects 10
receive his discharge at an early date
He is q member Of the nth division.
Buckley Not On Way.
1t was learned Yesterday that Pri-
Nate Anthony Buckley, who left town
the Same time Private Brandegee did
and who was seriously wounded dur
ing the last stages Of tho war is not
on his way to this country. II has
been reported by several memb ers of
his company and division that after
being discharged from q, base hospital
where he had been Commissioning for
several weeks he was sent 10 a casual
company which was ordered 10 a diff
feront part of France. Much anxiety
has been felt by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Buckley, as nearly all Of
tho mail which has been sent him
been returned.
Church Notices.
Services at the kCnSingtOn COnere
z; tional church will be conducted at
10:A3 O'Clock. Sunday school will be
at , and the Christian Endeavor will
meet at o'clock. Rev A. j. Benedict
former pastor Of the church, who has
been located at Tom bstone. .Ariz.. for
the past 1 years, is expected to arrive
in town this afternoon and will de-
liver the sermon tomorrow morning
During his stay he Will be the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Cowlcs.
Mass at ST Paul's church will be
celebrated by Rev. J. G. Brennan,
pastor, AT 8 o'clock. Sunday school
will follow. There will be confessions
heard this evening at the church from
to o'clock. 1t is being planned that
a Polish priest Will celebrate the mass
and deliver the sermon Also confess
sions Will be heard in the Polish Ian
guage.
At the Kensington Methodist