New Britain herald., 1919-12-11
Real Estate Transfers.


 funeral took place yesterday after noon.
 Real Estate Transfers.
 Jordan 6; Selleck of Bridgeport have sold to Peter Martin of New Britain lot No. 6 in Treasurefields.
 W. c. Norton of Berlin has pur- chased lots Nos. A, 45 and 46 in Treasurefields from Jordan &5 Selleck. :.
 Paul and T. M. Goldstein have sold to Jacob and Mary Krasawa a house and lot formerly part of the Jarvis farm. Lorenzo Brignilo has sold his store in Kensington to Antonio Simeone and John Paello. Possession will be taken by the new owners at once.
 1T. A. B. Society Buys Chapel.
 The Kensington T. A. B. society has bought the old Congregational chapel on Upson's corners, it was announced this morning by the trustees of the or ganization w. w. Fag gan, acting for the trustees of the T. A. B. society, purchased the property from the trus- tees of the Congre g:ational church. The goods of the society were moved from the parish hall yesterday into the new quarters, as the American Paper Paper Goods had commenced to re- model the old T. A. B. hall.
 No changes will be made in the chapel this winter, it was stated this morning, but next spring it is probable that the building will be renovated throughout. The society was organ ized in April, 1900, and until yester- day had had the parish hall as their. headquarters
 Administrator Appointed
 Henry Moore has been appointed ,I ~;cf,,e t1,~ Hf Clarissa M. Richardson Moore who died in 1912.
 Injured by Auto.
 Fred Young Jr. was struck by an automobile driven by P. s. McMahon yesterday afternoon on the Kensing- ton road and painfully injured about the arms and body. According to a statement made this morning Mr McMahon after hitting the boy did not stop to ascertain how bad the child was hurt, but drove on. The 1 boy will be confined to his home 1 several days from the effects of the accident.
 East Berlin Items ] MT. and Mrs. Charles Nelson were l surprised by twenty-five of their ] friends last evening, the occasion being their 18th wedding anniversary I Games were played, after which re- l treatments were served. Mr. and ! Mrs. Nelson were presented with a ] tablecloth by their friends. The teachers have completed all l their plans for the entertainment to l be given by them at the hall tomor- I row evening. After the entertain ment there will be dancing All the 1 parents and friends of the school l children have been requested to be on hand.
 Mrs. James Holigan is ill with ty- phod fever at the home of her mother in Middletown. Her mother has just recovered from severe 1 attack of the same disease,
 Berlin Briefs. 1 MT. and Mrs. A, A. Barrett will at tend the "open night of the Hart & ] Hutchinson company at the Y M. C. 1 A. in New Britain this evening. ! Timothy Coleman, of Middletown 1 is visiting with friends in town today l The Connecticut Agricultural so- 1 ciety held a special business meet 1 ing in the town clerks office last eve l ming.
 l The base for the III e1n orial ulonu- ] ment has been completed by the con- 1 tractors and will be allowed to settle ] until spring, The sheds on the site of l the monument will be razed in the l near future.
 l Kensington Items.
 Earl Lewis, ho was operated upon , at the Wilson sanitaNum for removal