New Britain herald., 1919-03-24

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 It is being planned to hold social and dance at the rooms in the near future for the opening night of the club. During the past few years the hall has been used as a meeting place of the East Berlin I'm provement com pany, which recently have been incor- porated into the East Berlin Village Improvem ent society. The Woodmen are planning to purchase the grove in the locality of the Methodist church which will in all probability be con- verted into a public park and rest ing place.
 Shortage of Tenements.
 At the present time there is not a tenement which is not occupied in the town and real estate dealers announce that there have been more real estate deals put through at East Berlin in the past two mo months than there has been during the past five years. It is asserted that 1t is now probable that there are nearly as many people lv- ing at East Berlin as there are on Berlin street. The opening of the old mill at East Berlin, which was for merly occupied by the Peck, Stowe ts Wilcox Co. of Southington, will prob' ably result in the construction of a number of new buildings.
 Visits Relatives Here
 Sergeant Walter L. Morgan of Schenectady, N. Y, who recently ar rived in this country after doing over- seas duty for over 20 months, spent the weekend with MT. and Mrs. George s. Griffith of Wesleyan road. Kensington. Sergeant Morgan is g. mem Der of the 27th division which participated in II battles. Sergeant Morgan is one of the 21 left in his company. the rest being killed or wounded. He left this morning for his home in Schenectady.
 Dog Notices Being Posted.
 The board of selectmen of the town have started posting notices in regard to the licensing of dogs. All persons possessing dogs are notified to pay their license during the month of April. Dogs found without their license tags will be reported to the dog warden and will result in the ar rest of the owner.
 I Mrs. F. l.. Wilcox Home.
 Mrs. Frank l.. Wilcox, who has been spending the winter in Florida. has arrived at her home on Worthington ridge.
 Real Estate Deals. L. F. Turner Of East Berlin has sold his property on Wilcox avenue to Olaf Benson.
 Mrs. Alma Lewis of East Berlin sold the property of c. Lewis to An tonic Blaza of New Britain Mrs. Lewis will reside on Cottage street in the future.
 The residence of Henry Morlen oe Meriden avenue has been sold to G. C. Wainwright of Meriden. The Nor len residence for the past few years has been occupied by James Phelps Captain Griswold at Bordeaux. Medical Examiner Roger M, Gris- wold has received a letter from his son, Captain Matthew H. Griswold in- forming him that he at the present time has been transferred to the head quarters at [Bordeaux, which is being used as an mbarkation point Cap- tain Griswold also states that in all probability it will be about June be- fore he gets back to this country. In the Churches. At the Methodist church last eve- ming, Mr. Foote of New Haven gave a very interesting talk which was fol- lowed by short program and male quartette. On Wednesday evening the ladies of the church will present 8 play, the "Ftarmsrette" at the church parlors The public is invited. At St Pauis church yesterday m orn- ing visiting priest celebrated mass and gave a sermon in the Polish