New Britain herald., 1925-04-04

size and placed tastefully at regu- lar intervals on the walls.
 It is believed that the house was built in ITO or thereab outs, &C., cording to Berlin people who are acquainted with the history of the community. During the time since its erection the house has been owned by four families of Clarks. including rhe present owner, and none of these families has been re- lated to one another. The house was, for many years, owned 'by the late Colonel Jarvis.
 Mir. Clark is proud of this dis play on his walls and invites any one interested to view the paint ings. A trip to his home, which is located on the turnpike, about mile south of the Berlin post office and opposite the Edelson filling station, would be worth while, as the display is one which is seldom seen.
 
 Plans for the organization of branch of the Connecticut League of Women Voters in Berlin will be dis cussed at a meeting at the home of Mrs. John Pinches of Worthington Ridge on Tuesday afternoon of next week at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Sally Fanny Gleaton, organizer of the league, will be present and will tell the women of the plans of the league and something of the work done bA the organization throughout the state. Berlin is one of the few towns m the state in which branch of the league has not been formed.
 Present plans call for branches of the organization in all three fire dis tricts. East Berlin, Berlin and Ken l sington will each have it's town branch, chairmen being appointed to act as general committee for the town of Berlin. When meetings will i be held in East Berlin and Kensing- | ton Is, not known. It is believed that | many of the women are interested fin | the work and that there will be a large gathering at the meeting next Tuesday,
 The league is partisan and members of any political party are welcomed as members.
 Store Being Painted
 The front of the Cole grocery store at the corner of Worthington Ridge and Pennington avenue is undergoing a painting at the hands 't Everett Cole. The store in it's new | 'arp presents a decidedly springy appearance.
 House on New Foundation
 The work of moving the old Berlin lotel 10 its new foundation next to he Meisner home, has been com 'leted and it is expected that work nen will soon get busy remodeIling he building.
 Meeting Of Tabs
 A meeting of the St. PauTs T. A g. society will be held tomorrow morning at II o'clock. It is expect d that plans will be made for the observance of the 25th anniversary # the founding of the society in | Serlin. This falls on Saturday. Spril 25. and 1t is probable that ome unusual celebration will he ar, anged as the society passes the l Iuarter century mark.
 Many Secure Fishing Licenses
 The number of fishing licenses is 'ued by the town clerk is growing very day by leaps and bounds. Der In anglers, the zest Of spring in heir blood. desire to get out along he brooks with a rod and reel and 'ring 'em in by the string. Town Clerk Arthur Woodruff stated today hat in all probability a record will ,e reached this year.
 Real Estate Transactions
 Several warrantee deeds have been ecorded at the office of the town | Jerk during the past week. Among hem are the following:
 James simms has sold to Tsadorc Fish seven lots in Kensington near he Shuttle Meadow club. Mir. Fish B steward at the club. The traps- ction is said to have involved about 5000, judging by the stamp on the ocument.
 Henry J, Chotkowski has sold 10 oseph Masselli a lot on Robbins oad, Kensington. MT. Chotkowski as sold 10 Antonio Lukasiewicz Of lensington F acres of land in Ken ington south Of the property of