New Britain herald., 1923-07-07

! lCi " WALL StICCty 10 NC
ing repaired This road has been the
cause of much comment during the
spring months and many motorists
have complained about the rough
spots and the holes which are found
| in the thoroughfare.
The l.. Suzio Construction Co., of
Meriden is doing the work and this
morning there were several men busy
Thte road is being scraped and dug
UP and it was said this morning that
the road will be macadamized.
The roads about town are row in
good condition, although several COM
plants have come to the ears of First
Selectman George B. Carter from New
Britain people, who say the roads are
not good. Mr.. Carter advises them
to look at the New Britain streets and.
see how much better the Berlin roads
are in comparison.
The section of state trunk line high
way along School street is rapidly
nearing completion and will be open
ed for traffic in few days, 1t is ex-
pected. The road is much wider than
1t formerly was and is of cement.
With the completion of the road
along School street choice residen-
tial section will be open for prospec-
tive residents in Berlin, So far, there
Ia but one residence on the street, the
condition of the road having been
such that people apparently were not
over anxious to build there.
However with an excellent cement
road, one of the arteries of traffic be-
tween Kensington, New Britain and
Hartford. it is expected that the sec
ton will rapidly build up.
VIII Play In Avon
The third game of the season for
the All-kensingtons will be played in
Avon tomorrow afternoon against the
formidable team of that town. The
ALL Kensingtons put in a session of
heavy practice last evening and are
now "all set for the fray tomorrow
afternoon. The lineup has been
strengthened in several places. One
of Kensington's best twirlers will be
en- the mound for the locals and he
will be backed up by the best team
that could be secured in town.
Trucks will leave Mack's garage to-
afternoon at 1 o'clock sharp, |
udylSHL SdNlIs tlIIlS, lOI <ANOl anu IL
is expected that a large number of
fans will accompany the squad, as a
heavy game is expected and interest is |
high among baseball enthusiasts in
town. !
In The Churches
Rev. Ernest L. Wismer of Bristol !
will preach the morning sermon at the |
Berlin Congre gational church at 9:45 |
O'Clock, standard time, tomorrow. The |
Sunday school will meet at II o'clock.
Regular morning services will be
held at the Kensington Methodist
church tomorrow. In the evening the
service will take place at 1880 o'clock
on the lawn of the church. Miss Lord
will preach and w. Lyon will assist
with his cornet. Monday afternoon at
4 o'clock the social service class will
meet. In the evening at 1880 o'clock
the Girls club will meet with Mrs. W.
Haynes. Sewing will be done for
needy children. Members are urged
to come equipped for working on the
garments.
On Wednesday at 2:So p. m. the
Junior league will meet at the par
sonage. In the evening at o'clock
the Lo-Hi club of the Berlin Congre-
yational church will present the play,
Aunt Maggie's WILL" in the church
parlors. The regular mid-week serv-
ice will be held Thursday evening a,
7:45 o'clock, Miss Lord choosing for
her topic "Seasonable Speech" The
Boy Scouts will meet at the church
friday evening at 7 O'Clock.
Rev. Carleton Hazen will conduct
he morning service at the Kensington
Congregational church tomorrow at
L0:45 o'clock. The Sunday school will
meet at 1910 O'Clock.
Rev. J. C. Brennan viii be in charge
If masses at st. Paul's church tomor-
'ow at and 10 a.. m.
Items of Interest
Several young people ~ Berlin and
are planning a boat ride |
Town the Connecticut river tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armand Morneau of
are on an automobile trip
o Canada. They expect to be away
bout two weeks
Mr. ana Mrs. Garner Goodwin are
pending few days in Boston.