New Britain herald., 1927-02-09

acre of land In Legion Forest, Bark hamstead. The appropriation has obtained the vote of the organization and details are being attended by an appointed committee.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the local post will join forces with the post to purchase the tract.
 The post has started arrangements towards the publishing of a paper to deal with Legion activities here. Stuart Wilson has been appointed manager of the proposed paper and has been authorized to purchase a mimeograph.
 A delegation from Bolton -Kasica post will visit the Meriden post on Sunday, February 1S at the state meeting to be held there. The speaker of the day will be the na. tional chairman of the committee on recreation and community welfare work. Otto Schultz will lead the local group at the meeting.
 Real Estate Active
 Considerable activities in the real estate world have heartened real es- tate owners to look forward to an active season this year.
 Town Clerk Arthur l.. Woodruff has received the following warrantee deeds for filing:
 The New Britain Trust Co. and Mrs. Annie c. Molumphy, executors of the will of the late John T. Molumphy have sold to Thomas M. and Emily A. Heavy, seven pieces of land in Kensington aggregating 13S acres. The purchasers of the prop erty were owners of the house in Blue Hills which was recently de- stroyed by fire.
 Rocco A. Phillips of Hartford has sold to Riccio and Ida Harino of this place, 10 lots situated on Farm ington avenue and formerly the property of the City and Suburban Land Go.
 Rocco A. Phillips of Hartford has sold to Masimo Occhio of this place, eight lots situated on Pennington avenue and formerly belonging to the City and Suburban Land Go.
 A transfer of property has been filed in the office of the town clerk from the estate of Joseph Brignano to his widow, Katie Brignano, in- volving a parcel of land situated in Berlin.
 Debate Planned
 At a meeting held at the New Brit ain Y. NJ. c. A. last evening. repre- sentatives from the New Britain Y, the Meriden Y and the kensington Mems Lyceum voted to hold trian- gular debate. The subject chosen for the representative teams was "Resolved: That the United States Should Take Immediate Steps To- wards Adjusting It's Naval Strength to the 5-5-3 Ratio as Arranged by the Washington Disarmament Con- ference"
 Each organization will have two teams. negative and affirmative. The negative teams will visit the other clubs while the affirmative teams will debate at home. The date for the first debate has not yet been ar- ranged but it is thought that 1t will take place either February fl or q
 To Attend Meeting
 Several members of the Kensing- ton Boys club are planning to at- tend the annual meeting of the Hart ford County Y. M. c. A. Athletic league to be held tomorrow evening at the Hartford Y. The speaker will be Colonel Theodore Roosevelt of New York. All members of the local Boys club are eligible to attend the meeting and should get in touch with either Dennis Negri or Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, director of the club.
 Monthly Meeting
 The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Bolton- -Kasica post will be held tomorrow evening at s o'clock at Legion hall, Kensing- ton. Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips, pastor -----------------------