New Britain herald., 1924-10-09

attendance. Among the most i'm portant items to be considered is the adyisability of having a reassessment of property. the work being done by an outside firm. Are Rendered Surprise.
 A group of friends of MT. and Mrs. Herbert H. Damon of Berlin ten- dered them surprise party at their home last evening in honor of the return to Berlin of MT. Damon. There was large gathering present and the evening was spent in an en- joyable manner. Musical selections and games filled out the program and later in the evening there was lunch to satisfy the palate of the most exacting.
 Will Give Lecture.
 A lecture, Church at War--Na- tions Divided" will be given Sunday afternoon at o'clock at Grange hall by A. Donald of Brooklyn, N. r., a member of the International Bible Students Association, under whose auspices the lecture will be held. Admission will be free and all are invited.
 Real Estate Transactions.
 During the past week several war ranty deeds have been recorded at the office of Town Clerk Arthur Woodruff. as follows:
 Sarah Bowling has sold to James J. and Mary T. Ryan a piece of land in Kensington.
 LeRoy F. Strong of New Britain has sold to Harry M. Collins one half acre of land on Norton road. Kensington.
 Mary J. Ryan has sold to Vito Centurelli of Middletown the house and lot just east of Labienic's feed store in Kensington.
 Richard W. Luby has sold to Peter and Anna Warren a lot Ton the east side of the New Britain road. in Kensington.
 Otto Marshall of New Britain has sold to James and Mary Durkee six acres of land in Berlin directly op- posite the home of W, B. Hart on the turnpike.
 John D. Minor, Lloyd Minor and Lillian Minor Hall have sold to W. B. Hart the house and lot south of the Hart residence.
 The Bodwell Realty company has sold to Isabelle A. Dolan of Stanley street, New Britain, lots S7 and SS on the old Berlin fair ground prop erty.
 9p Hunting Licenses.
 Town Clerk Arthur L. Woodruff today that to date 99 licenses have been issued to Berlin residents. The season is com- paratively young yet, the town said, and it is probable that over 150 licenses will be issued before the season closes.
 Hunting has proved great sport for Berlin. It is reported that game Is abundant in the town this season.
 VIII IFeSenI SOHCeTt,
 A concert by a quartet of well known singers in this section will be given at the Kensington Metho- dist church on Wednesday evening, October 22. The program will be varied one and promises to be most interesting. Further announce ments as to the program and those who will take part will be made later.
 To Meet For Practice.
 The newly formed All Kensing- ton football team will meet tonight at ' o'clock at Foresters' hall for a preliminary workout and some in- A number of well known Kensington athletes have been re- luested to attend this meeting.
 American Legion Meeting.
 Bottom -Kasica post. American Legion, will meet tonight at & o'clock at T. A. B. hall for the pur- pose of making out a list of those to be invited to attend the dedication of the bronze tablet on November l2, Armistice day. The list will be given to the general committee and his group will issue the formal in- Vitstions.