New Britain herald., 1925-05-05


 All the fine shade trees bordering he town lot on the Whiting street 'ide, are 10 be cut down according 10 notices posted on them and signed by Tree Warden Henry T, OrNs. The town Is planning to lay a sidewalk around the lot on both Whiting and Maple streets and the line 1t is thought comes near the trees. Many who have taken notice Of the signs nre Of the opinion that it Is shame 10 cut down the trees because they afford the only shade on the lot.
 It has been suggested that seeing hat the lot is not being put to any use, that a playground for Ihe chil- fren equipped with see saws, swings and sand pits for play. be installed here so that tho youngsters might have a place of recreation in keeping with the progress Of other towns.
 Some Of the trees marked for 'helr doom have lined tho street for years back and their shady houghs have been wonderful attraction for everyone. The line of green cov- lred limbs rearing high into the air have given the street an aspect of beauty and 1t is thought dcplorablc should the trees be removed leaving d vacant and blank spot with noth- ing but an ugly background behind their former places.
 The decision 10 destroy the trees has come as surprise to most Of inc residents of the town as no pre- llminary notice of the intended ac- tion has heen issued. Without a doubt, strenuous objection will be raised when the public is aware of the plans o' the authorities.
 Real Estate Transfers
 The following real estate transfers have been. recorded with the town clerk, Miss May Morgan: The Plain vile Realty Co.,, has sold house and lot on Laurel street to William II. and Elizabeth Buys; inc Plainyine Realty Co.,, has sold a house and lo' on Cedar street to Howard NJ Nnopp; the PlainviIle Realty Co. has sold q house and lot on Ceda, street 10 Ms, Aycc F.. Williams; ant Charles A, and Elizabeth Livingston have purchased from the same com pany a house and lot on Spruc, street. Leonard j. Raymond ha sold to Ernest Hammond and Harr, Bonney lot on Lewis street.
 Dogs Registered
 Town Clerk May Morgan state, today that nearly all of the dog own CTS who had their animals liconsot last year. have applied for license again this year She stated tha with the exception of isolated cases all Of those who owned dogs las year had had them licenses for 1925 She stated that the total amounte, 10 oNcr 300 dog owners and this 1 a pIcasinG sign to her office. Othe owners should appear without dela and register their canines. Marriage License
 A marriage license was issurd 4 the office of Town Clerk May Nor gan this morning to Frank Dorazi of Pearl street and Miss Lorctti Vivian David of East street,
 Going To Simsbury The degree team of Brock -Barne Fost, American Legion will journe 10 Simsbury Thursday night to ex i"mplity the Legion degree on class Of candidates for the DO. there, The local post has won name for itself in inc eXempIihcatio Of the degree throughout the stat and several invitations for the wor are pending for action. 4 large dclc Sation of members will accompan the team to the Valley town an those wishing 10 20 should motif Commander Robert Craig imme diately.
 Legion Auxiliary Tea
 The American Legion auxiliary { Brock Barnes post will hold q tea i the club rooms Friday aftcrnoo starting at o'clock, Mrs. Robci Craig and Mrs. William Cassidy wi be the hostesses. Following the te; Ith" members will busy thnmscl,s with making poppies and t'js tn request of inc officers that the men hers show the some cooperation this work as they have in every' hin Iolse. There arc great number ( members of the unit who will he UT ahle to he'r with the sale Of th poppies but they can greatly aid i the making ot them As the none realized on this sale goes for wcIfar work. everyone shoull attempt to I n little towards helping out in th work.
 The next meeting Of the auXiliar will he held on Thursday evening May 14 and it will he an open moc ing to all friends Of th" anxiliar Cards will be played and a sociI will be enjoyed.
 PlainNille Briefs
 4 return to the office Of inc tow o'ork announces the birth of daughter in Springfield. Mass, 10 VI md Mrs. John RaSl~y Of 60 Map street.
 Nr and Mrs. James Eaton Wcst Main street have returned froi St Pe'orsburgh. l'lao where the ~pont the winter months.
 clarence Watrous has returnt to his home in P!ainyille ait spending the winter in Sarasota. IT
 AEr. and Mrs. William spurr East Main street entertained frienc rom Waterbury and New York o}t the week end.
 Mir. and Mrs Burton thichcst' have returned from q short stay Vermont where they went after r turning from Florida and they nla 70 Immediately open their place business on East Main street Annual Meeting Tonight
 The annual meeting of the rlai