New Britain herald., 1923-12-19

be sung here. There will be other musical selections, which will be an- nounced later.
 The Sunday school Christmas tree exercises will be held the Friday after Christmas.
 Christmas Tree Exercises.
 The annual Christmas tree exercises of St. Paul's church will be held Sun day at 12 o'clock on the grounds of the T. A. B. society's hall There will be a tree outside of the hall and the children will sing carols around it. In- side will be another tree, decorated elaborately. Here the children will hold other exercises and will receive their presents.
 Plans arc being made for eS0 chill dren and the affair will be in charge of the Sisters of Mercy of St. Mary's convent, New Britain, assisted by tho women of St. Paui's church.
 Lucco-Iarkin.
 Patsy Lucco. son of Mir. and Mrs. Angelo Lucco of Pennington avenue, and Miss Mary Larkin of New Brit ain will be married December 31 at St. Mary's church, New Britain. Fol- lowing a wedding trip the couple will reside on Pennington avenue. Mir. 1.ucco is a well-known business man in town.
 To Enlarge Factory.
 P. J. Buckley of Kensington ex- poets to have his new macaroni fac- tory ready for business in about a month. The factory is located on Harris street near the American Pa- per Goods company and is undergo Ing extensive repairs.
 Police Issue Warning.
 The Berlin police have issued a to the effect that all people | caught cutting Christmas trees or shrubs near the American Paper Goods company will be prosecuted | There have been complaints coming Lo the police department about this and the officers are deter mined to stop it. A heavy fine will be the probable result should anyone be caught in the act of securing dec- orations for his home.
 Meeting Today.
 The woman's Missionary society of Congregational church net this afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. B. Baldwin in Kensington. The subject was, "The Child; At Work, At Play, Al School" The eader was Mrs. Fred Johnson.
 To Hold Dance Soon
 The Berlin Construction Athletic 1,sk s~ x.l. F- | lance which will be held in Athletic iall, East Berlin, on January n. The Hub is planning a. season of activity md the dance will serve as a means o get people interested in it's work.
 Large Attendance al Grange About 150 people were present at he Christmas celebration held last ivening by Berlin Grange at the hall n Berlin. An entertainment vas provided and Santa Claus arrived. ather late to be sure, and distributed presents to the children. Following he entertainment. the guests were , eryed with refreshments
 Items of Interest The Girl Scouts met this afternoon t o'clock at the community house. Miss Dorothy Bancroft has &C., epted a position with a New Haven usiness house. George Schofleld has moved his amiiy 10 Meriden. where they will nake their future home.
 Work is progressing on the reno- ation of the store in the Giannotta lock. which will he occupied by the ltlanuc and Pacific Tea company. Mrs. John McEeon of Percival venue. who has been ili at her home. reported as being much improved. James Kerrigan of Main street, . who has been ill for ome time at his home, continues to nprove in health
 Last Berlin Items
 The weekly meeting of the Junior 'ague will be held in the social room the Methodist church Thursday fternoon ct { o'clock.
 Mrs. Royal Morse and son, Royal r., left today for East Sxsnsey. Vt, 'here they will spend a few weeks , the guests of relatives.
 Mrs. Mamie Mfnatres and Willie Iinstres. who haae been spending le past lev days in New York city. ave returned to East Berlin. Arrangements are being made for