New Britain herald., 1924-07-03

for late buyers during the hours Of the morning. but will close at noon and few of them will close at 10 O clock. The 4. E. r. barber shop in kensington will remain open for bus mess until 10 O clock tonight and will be closed all day tomorrow.
 Factories will be closed tomorrow The American Paper Goods Co. and the Prentice Manufacturing Co. will close down entire plants over the weekend, but at the Berlin Construc- job Saturday morning.
 The Peck Memorial Library in Kensington will be closed all day to- morrow and the Berlin Savings bank will also close it's doors today, to re- open Saturda: morning. The office of the town clerk will be open until noon tomorrow.
 Special post office hours will be ob- served in Berlin and Kensington The D. m., daylight saving time. There will be no village or rural delivery to- morrow.
 Attractions Here Tomorrow.
 There will be several attractions for Berlin people tomorrow. At 10 o'clock in the morning at the Perciyal avenue field, Kensington, the All kensingtons will battle. with the Red Men of Man chester. It was the desire of the man. agement of the All kensington team to sign up with fast team for the holiday and it Is believed that the Manchester delegation will live up to expectations.
 At night there will be dance at Foresters' hall and several private parties will also be held. The annual fireworks display of the Warrington Community Cepter association will be set off as soon as darkness descends and the greater share of the residents of the Worthington district will be present at the community house, where a good time is scheduled for afternoon and evening.
 The shore will serve as an aSrac- ton for other Berlinites.
 Would Tap Water Main.
 Permission to tap the water main of the city of Mcriden that runs near the steNof the proposed Blue Hills school has been asked of the Meriden board of public works by Jason NJ. Taylor. Ernest W. Mildrum and s. Chase Coale. Mir. Taylor asked on his own account and the last two men named asked on behalf of the town school committee.
 No decision on the matter has been forwarded to the town school com mittee as yet. It is hoped that the board will report favorably upon this request, as the accommodation would be great 10 the town.
 Bring Basket Lunches.
 Members of the Worthington Com munity Center association have been requested to bring basket lunches 10 the affair tomorrow evening on the grounds. The luncheon will begin at o'clock. Donations of fireworks are also asked.
 Has And-Toxin.
 Dr. Roger M. Griswold, health off cer of Berlin, stated today that he has received supply of anti-toxin as a preventive against lockjaw, and that he is ready for tomorrow, in case any accidents occur as result of carelessness with fireworks. Those receiving burns from firecrackers or any other fireworks lave been urged to consult a doctor at the earliest op- portunity.
 
 Traffic Cops on Duty.
 Berlin's traffic force will be on duty early tomorrow in anticipation of day of heavy traffic through the town. Officers will be stationed at the intersection of the Pennington road and the turnpike and at the in- tersection of the Middletown road and Inc turnpike. Constable Frank Brown will be general supervisor of traffic through the town.
 Letter by AirpIanc
 The first letter to arrive in Ken sington from San Francisco by the new air mail route. reached the Ken sipgton post office this morning at ' o'clock. It was addressed 10 Mrs. Z. w. Williams of Kensington and had been posted in the California ,ity Tuesday at D. m. This made ] total or 3s hours from the time # vas posted 10 tho time 1t arrived in own. The usual time for letters. |