New Britain herald., 1919-03-22
CITY ITEMS

>Gerstaecker lodge, l. O. O.. F., plans a big celebration of the cen tennial of the founding of the order April 25. A committee consisting of Adam zeigler, George Schley, Otto Book, Edward J. Dehm, August Klein, and Arthur Gorth will be in charge of the affair.
 Mrs. Chas. w. Button of 155 Wash ington street is seriously ill and has been taken to St. Francis hospital. 's The Misses Elinor and Rose Perry of Emmons Place are spending the week at Linden lodge, Brattleboro, Vt.
 Mrs. Mary Heidecker has sold through Louie Jones of the Home Banking & Realty company, her cot tage, corner Parkmore and aColum- bia streets to Clarence H. Barnes, general secretary of the Y. M. c. A.
 school counciA~ meeting will -bt held at the Grammar school hall April 8, at 4:30 D. m. Two addresses will be given, one upon the. subject oi Physical Culture" by William Moore. head, and the other entitled "scienoen by Harry Vessels.
 Edward B. Hungerford of Cedar street, student at Trinity college, is the only freshman member of a re. gently organized and popular literary club instituted by Prof. OdelI Shep. ard of Trinity. The club holds week. ly meetings, at which papers writer by the members are read and discuss. ed.
 An all day sewing meeting of the Sunshine club will be held at the Rec Cross rooms on Court street Monday. The members are requested to come and bring their lunch.
 Mrs. c. E. Germond of New Yorb city is visiting her son, Russell Ger. mond of Hart street.
 John Reeve, of 443 West Main street, for the past 3$ wears employed at the r. F. Corbin factory, where he is a foreman, will go to the Hart ford hospital tomorrow and on Mon day will undergo a serious operation.
 The new aerial truck was taken o1,t this afternoon at 2 o'clock for road test.
 Sergeant-Major Walter Dehnn bas arrived home after q months sery- ice in the Army. He first entrained at Kelly Field, Texas before going over seas.
 Jehuda Halevi lodge. I. O. E. B. will hold banquet tomorrow evening in Turner hall.
 Don't fail to attend the I. O. R dance at Turner hall Tuesday even ing, March 25. Music by Lynch's or chestra.-adyt.
 Miss Molly O'Brien, Miss Ruth O'Brien, Miss Mary Conlon. Miss Katherine A, and Mary c. Mcintyre left today for 8 weeks visit in Wash ington, D. C.
 MT. and Mrs. F. J. Murray and MT, and Mrs. F. F. McEnroe have re- turned from a trip to Atlantic City. N. J.
 DO you realize-what home site at Lyons Terrace means in five years only fifteen minutes walk from the center? Ten day special sale starts saturday afternoon.-advt.
 Do you realize-that New Britain is short 500 homes? And it will take 500 building lots to supply the de- mand. Where are they? There are only few at Lyons Terrace, and, on easy terms--advt
 Buying a selected home site at Lyons Terrace on the easy term basis you are buying two years from today--as 1t will cost you noth- ing in the way of taxes or interest for that length of time, and, you have |Ai0 liCo 'S9 oI 1oL loT SdIueH, etc. Why fertilize the land for someone else ?--advt.
 Do you realize that five years from today s2,000 will not touch 0 building lot within fifteen minutes walk from Central Park? Prices at Lyons Ter race-on easy terms, from only $395 to $1,045, with no taxes or interest for two years.---advt.
 Raymond Tomlin, who has served with a photographic division Of the army, has been discharged and re- turned to his home in this city.