New Britain herald., 1925-09-02

o'clock at the community house, ac- cording 10 an announcement today by Emil O. Shjerden, president of the Worthington Community Center association, of which the council is a part.
 The council will concern itself m ostly with the launching of the annual campaign for members, which will start within the next week. A chairman has already been in the person of Lester Deming, and plans for this cam paign will be discussed and the af- fair will be ready to get underway. It is planned to have some member of the association visit each house within the Worthington fire district during the period of the campaign. in order to enlist the interest of non- members in the association, which has had steady growth since 1t was organized several years ago.
 It Is expected that plans for the coming season will be formulated at this meeting also. Chairmen of the various committees in the organiza- ton have been selected and the names of these persons will he an nounced at Fridays meeting. A list of members of the committees has not been made up as yet, this matter resting largely with the committee heads.
 It is expected also that measures rc garding changes and repairs about the house and grounds of the association will be discussed. The meeting promises 10 be both inter esting and important and Mir. Shierden has requested all members to be present.
 The members of the council are Nr. Shjerden, Arthur H. Bushnell, Russell Gold, Robert Silsby Rev. Samuel A. Fiske. Lester DeminG, Mrs. Mortimer l.. Rhodes, William Scott, Charles E. Pratt. Garner c. Goodwin, Harry Gold, Miss Helen Rohm and Mrs. s. Chase Coale.
 It is expected that the community center association. as whole, will hold q meeting shortly, in order to begin the new season. A busy year is anticipated and it is hoped that tho membership will be swelled con siderably.
 Real Estate Transactions
 A large number of real estate transactions have been recorded at the office of Town Clerk Arthur l., Woodruff within the past week. Several of them are important deals.
 Louis Edelson Of Berlin has sold to John Hiltpold and Phillipina Hilpold Of New Britain his place on the Berlin -Meriden road. Mir, Edelson is building a smaller house near that property and will take up his residence there.
 Joseph Sisti of Kcnsington has sold 10 Mrs. Fanny Cobey of East Berlin the old John Hubbard place, situated north of the East Berlin Berlin road on the thoroughfare leading to Beckley.
 Joseph sisti of Kensington has sold to Dennis S, Negri, also of Kensington, a lot on Hillcrest ave- nue, Kensington, directly east of the property of Patsy Sisti.
 Augusta Luzietti of New Britain has sold to Marcella Saborito of Berlin lots 20 and 2t on the new development on Pennington avenue just east of Lower Lane.
 George A. Quigley of New Britain has sold to Isaac Porter of Ken sington lot II on the new develop ment in Eensington which is locat- cd on the porperty formerly owned by Carrie Bradley.
 Henrietta Bartram has sold to Alice E. Smith 70 feet Of land on the Savage hill road south of the holdings of Henrietta Bartram.
 Daughter Is Born
 A daughter has been born to Mir and Mrs. G. c. Morgan Of Newton, according to word received in Der lin. Mrs. Morgan was formerly Miss Irene Hubbard of this place.
 Is Enjoying Vacation
 Henry c. Deming Of the Berlin Sa,'~T- '~~',. member of the board Of registrars and chairman oi the republican town committee, is en. toying his annual vacation. MT Deming plans to remain at home most of the time. although 1t i, probable that he will take sepera