New Britain herald., 1924-04-18
The Lenten fast will end tomorrow

The Lenten fast will end tomorrow at noon.
 Services were held this morning at 1880 o'clock and will be held tonight at 7:S0 o'clock. The evening service will consist Of inc Way of the Cross" sermon, and "Adoration of the Cross"
 Methodist Church.
 X union service at the kcnsinGton Methodist church, in which the kens- ington Congregational church will join, will be held tonight at 1880 o'clock. There will be special musi- cal features and both Miss May F. Lord, pastor Of the Methodist church and Rev. Carleton Hagen. pastor Of the Congregational church, will dcliv- CT addresses.
 To Launch Campaign.
 Plans for the membership campaign Of lsoton- kasica post Of the Amcri- can Legion will he started within few days it has been stated by those in charge. Commander Giamnotta has said that tho campaign will take place some time this month and that every eX-scrvice man in Berlin. who is not member Of the post. will bo approached regarding such step. Boom the Lcgion." is the cry going around the town among ex-LeEion members and each ono is ready to do his share toward bringing in new 
 sidewalks Question tgaip.
 After a quiet period extending over two or three weeks ihe need of side walks in konsington was again brought to the front by several eiti- zens today, who asked when the dis trict committee was going to order them. It was stated some time ago by one of the officers of the fro dis tiict committee that tho orga nization has inc power 10 rompcl any proper ty owners to put in sidewalks on the street side Of their properly. Now, the citizens ask why the committee docs not enter this request at the present 1 time.
 It is stated that the summer would | be the best time 10 have the sidewalks 1 put into position. The section Of path | from the Savings bank to tho railroad | 1nderpass in Kcnsington is dry for | he greater part Of the time. In fact | t is so dry at times that il changes | Inc appearance it has in the winter | md becomes a replica Of the deserts | Df the western part Of this country.
 There are several crying needs fin | he town, it is pointed out, and the residents are practically unanimous, f is reported, for sidewalks along l Main street. This is not tho first lime tlie question has come up. 1t has been q current issue for years. | The need for running water was also 1 | crying need for years and it was finally secured. The people of kcns- ngton have hopes that inc latest item ! desired will be carried out within 'hort lime. The matter will be fully ! discussed at some future meeting of | he committee and the path 10 be fol- ! owed will be mapped out by them al [ hat time. Complaints about the con lition Of the main thoroughfare. as lar as sidewalks were concerned, were made almps daily about town.
 ""ot 4Nbtut There's one section of road in Ken ! 'iDgton that should be fixed Hp and ! hat one is part of the street that . eads from Pennington avenue to the i station. The intersection is ! n bad shape. there being deep ruts | where cars have taken inc turn and i here is also an abundance Of loose ! travel which causes cars Co have 2 -reat deal or trouble in making the urn without skiddine.
 Just who is responsible for this is iot known. Ii is thought that the own teams might be usefuliy en- 'loyed at fixing up this road. Ii is
 small section. but troublesome ne and on rainy days there is mall lake Of water gathered in the eep hole which has long since thrown i
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