New Britain herald., 1927-08-09
ter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Subrek.
 Real Estate Transfers

Real Estate Transfers Robert B. White has sold te Giulio Fortuna a tract of land witt a 274-foot frontage on the west side of Crooked street, according to 8 warrantee deed filed at the office oi Town Clerk May Morgan. Mir. For tuna is erecting a fine brick resi- dence on the property.
 Giulio Fortuna has transferred lot No. 37 on the Edman Farm tract located at the corner of Crooked street and Woodford avenue, to Michael Roman of Newington.
 Emilio Santacroce has purchased from Joseph Lefemine a piece of property known as lot No. 101 on the Gridley tract
 Legion Auxiliary Meeting
 The Ladies' Auxiliary to Brock Barnes post. American Legion, will hold its regular meeting at o'clock tonight in Legion hall. This will be the only meeting of the unit during the month of August, and all mem- bers are urged to make a special effort to attend.
 To Attend Gladiolus Show
 Many local gladioli growers are planning to attend the big exhibit at the state armory, Hartford, on August 95 and 2G. This exhibit is to be the largest of it's kind ever held in the world, and flowers will be sent from many different states.
 It Is not believed any of the local growers will exhibit. c. w. Diggle said today that he would enter the Charter Oak, Boston. and New York shows but would not have any speci- mems in the state armory exhibit.
 End of Chautauqua
 Today was Recognition Day at the Plainville camp grounds, and the annual session of the Chautauqua will come to a close tonight. At o'clock the Connecticut Chautauqua assembly chorus will give it's an- nual concert.
 Weather permitting, the closing exercises will be held on the athle- tic field at 9:45 o'clock. If the rain continues these exercises will be transferred 10 the auditorium and the camp fire plan abandoned.
 Funeral of John Tani
 The funeral Of John Tani. 12 who died of meningitis yesterday noon at the New Britain General hospital. was held this morning. Al S:30 o'clock there was a service a' the home of his parents. Mir, and Mrs. Santi Tani of Whiting street Rev. Jean Rouse, M &. of the La. Sallette order of Parkville, cele- bratcd mass at o'clock at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy. James j. Graham sang Pie Jesu' at the offcrtory and as the body was borne from the church he rendered I'll Answer to His Call.'
 The pail bearers were Secondc Agostinelli and Amerigo Agostinelli Of South Manchester; Germando Franseco and Asilio Varasconi. all of New Britain; and M, Guerrini of Forestville.
 Burial was in St. Marys cemetery New Britain.
 Notes
 Alan and Frederick Tyler and Lee Williams returned today from a weeks vacation at Storrs.
 Mrs. Philip Marine of Hough street entered the New Britain Gen. eral hospital last night to undergo treatment for a hemorrhage.
 Tho regular mid-week prayer meeting will be held at the Baptist church Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Nilsson of West Main street have returned from a two weeks vacation spent in New Hampshire.
 to her home on Tomlnson avenue after spending q weeks vacation al East Northfeld, Mass. Fred Miller Traitor Getchell, ant George Case have returned from ( trip to New Hampshire. MISS INOSt A. Slti OL 4>tN | oti city was the weekend guest of hel mother, Mrs. Phebe Tyler of Union. vile avenue.
 Adolph Beaudoin of R. F. D. No :. is very ill at his home. MT. Beau. doin is employed at the Stanley Rule & Level plant in New Britain.
 A social will be held Saturday eve. ming at the home of William O'Neil 35 Pearl street. Dancing and good time for all are promised, and the public is invited.
 Roland A. Hale of Maple stree, will leave tomorrow for Storrs where he will take short course al the Connecticut Agricultural college
 Mir. and Mrs. Austin McDonough and family have returned from a visit to Aroostook county, Me.