New Britain herald., 1925-02-23

As cases Of a similar nature have resulted frequently from the South, Elm street place, Judge Donovan and Prosecutor Mather conferred this morning in regard to the re- questing of a court paddock on the place.
 Final Rites Arranged
 What is expected to prove the final rites of the old St. Joseph's church. before 1t is entirely dis. mantled to make way for the new edifiee has been planned by Division No. ], 4. O. H., for the observance of St. Patricks night on March IT.. The old church will be used as an auditorium on that night, when a lecturer of national repute will be scheduled to appear on the program and an elaborate selection of other entertainment will be presented. While this part of the program is being conducted in the old church, d1ncing will hold sway at the Fed-, efal Hill auditorium next door for the younger set of the society.
 The altars and other equipment have been nearly all moved from the old church to the basement of the new edifce where services will De held for time, until the main body of the new church is opened. If plans do not miscarry, the first serv- ices in the new church vii, be held on next Sunday.
 Deal Involves $20,0O0
 In real estate involving $2o,0O0 today Cora M. Giddings of Sarasota, Florida sold through Frank R. Graves, land and dwelling houses situated at the corner of North Main and Race streets to Edward Riccio. MT. Riecio owns adjoining property and will use the additional land for expansion of his interests.
 West Ends Win
 The West Ends took the Terryville American Legion five into camp on Saturday night at the high school gymnasium by score of 42 to 36. The locals, thereby avenged de- feat in Terryville> by the legion quintet a short time ago.
 Dancing Parties Tonight
 Washington's Birthday will be observed tonight by dancing parties about the city prominent among the events arranged being the entertain- ment given by the New Departure girls at the high school gymnasium. The women of St. Apn's church will hold whist party and dance at Red Mems hall while the Parent Teachers association of the North side school will give card party tonight, at the school.
 Donovan On Americanization
 Judge Joseph M. Donovan will speak on Americanixation on Tues- day night at the meeting of the association of the John J. Jennings school at the school building on Burlington ave- nue. The talk will be followed by an 
 Eagles Initiate Memorial Class
 Members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles from all over the state were present in this city yesterday afternoon when a class of over 30 was initiated at a special meeting in Red Mems hall in trib- ute to the late Thomas l.. Reilly of
 
 active in the organization of the or der.
 It is estimated that there were 500 present to witness the degree work put on by officers of the Waterbury lerie in charge of Matthew J. Smith. who had charge of the instituting of he local aerie many years ago. State and national officers of the Eagles were present.
 Among those who spoke were State President Louis w. Fodt of New Britain; Grand Aerie Conduc- or William Kelly of Naugatuck. William Kevaney of Waterbury. President Joseph Goodenow of the ocal aerie. former Mayor Joseph r. Outton and former Councilman John Donnelly.
 After the meeting, the party ad- burned to the Eagles hall on Mea- low street where refreshments were erved and a social time was held.
 Personal Taxes Due
 All personal taxes must be paid m or before March 2 or penalty will be added. according to Tax Col ector Francis B. Riley. In order O accommodate the personal tax ayers, the tax collectors office will 'e open every day from now until Iarch inclusive from S:S0 in the morning until o'clock at night with he exception of Saturdays when it