New Britain herald., 1921-02-08
PLAMVULE NEWS SPRING MAY SEE
 LAYING OF SEWERS Project Will Be Attempted if Conditions Permit JOHNSON WILL ADMITTED

Episcopal Services During Lent Holy Name Entertainment Suc- cess-Altar Society Elects Officers -ForestviIle News-Items.
 With the coming of spring should the conditions at that time permit such procedure, some streets of the town may have surface sewers laid. This proposition has long been con- sidered by the selectmen of the town. having been brought up before the board some years ago. Conditions during and after the war made it inn was at premium and the prices of pipe necessary for the laying, too steep to be considered
 The streets proposed are: Maple, East and part of Broad street. There are no trolley tracks on these thor oughfares and the laying would not interfere with the trolley company traffic. These streets after the frost gets out of the ground, are almost impossible for traffic
 The surface sewer will drain the water from the street by catch basins and the result will be that these sec tions will be in as good condition others. It will, however, be a big expense to the town. Quotations on pipe will be sought, and an esti- mate on the entire contract will be given this spring. It is not believed that any trouble will be experienced in getting workers and the project will, in all bility, be carried out.
 Johnson Will Admitted.
 The will of the late Charles John son was heard at the probate court yesterday Judge Merritt O. Ryder presided. The administrators ac- count was read and accepted. The contents directed the entire estate, consisting of house and property, to the widow and son. The estate was valued at $10,O0o. The house was sold after the death of MT Johnson in order to divide the estate satisfac- torily.
 Episcopal Church Services.
 Rev. Robert H. Burton, pastor of the Church of Our Saviour, has ar ranged a program which will be car ried out during Lent. The first serv- Ash Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, when
 
 istered- In the evening, prayer and sermon will be held at 7:30. o'clock The program for Lent is as follows; Sundays, Holy Communion at & and tot45 o'clock in the morning except on March 6; morning prayer and sermon at 10:45 o'clock; Sunday school at 12 o'clock noon, and even- 'i ing prayer = and sermon at 7:30 o'clock: Week Days, Wednesday Mis- sion Study class at 7:3o o'clock in the evening"; Fridays, evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 o'clock; Good Friday. services at 10 o'clock in the morning and 7:3o o'clock in the, evening
 Special preachers Sunday evenings February 13, Archdeacon Mathison; February 20, Dean Colladay; Febru- ary 2, Rev. Edmund c. Thomas; March 6. Rev. Samuel H. Edsall; March 13. Rev. George T. Lindsley; March 20, Rev. John w woessner.
 The calendar during Lent is as fol- lows:
 February
 g. Ash Wednesday.
 13. First Sunday in Lent
 IS. IS, 19. Ember Days
 %. Second Sunday in Lent
 24. St. Matthews Day. .. 27. Third Sunday in Lent. March
 6. Fourth Sunday in Lent 13. Fifth (Passion) Sunday in Lent 20. Sixth (Palm) Sunday in Lent.
 21. Monday in Holy Week.
 22. Tuesday in Holy Week
 23. Wednesday in Holy Week.
 24. Maundy Thursday.
 25 Good Friday.
 26. Easter Even.
 27. Easter Day
 Holy Name Entertainment.
 There was an attendance of more than 100 at tho Holy Name Society