New Britain herald., 1924-08-09

will prove of interest 10 Berlin resi- dents.
 The busees will be Of the latest se- dan type and will be capable Of &C., commodating 22 passengers. there being a door at each seat. The route would be over the present turnpike through Berlin and Newington. Mir. Wagner stated that the service would be seven days a week, the first bus leaving Meriden at o'clock in the IT. corning and the last at II o'clock at night, the same schedule applying at the Hartford end.
 The two men said that they are de- pending upon the outlying districts in Meriden, Berlin and Nswington more than they are upon the cities them selves, and added that the transpor- tation service afforded by this bus line would tend to build up the out lying districts.
 They plan to run buses on the day of the hearing before the Public utili- ties commission and will carry any persons wishing to appear before the commission in favor of the project.
 Republican Caucus. Coming.
 The republican caucus will be held Il Berlin on August 27, it was learned oday in a conference with Henry c. oeming, chairman of the republican own committee. This caucus will be | leld for the purpose of nominating | delegates to the state, congressional, | enatorial and probate court conven- .ons and will be held in the town all. probably at 8 o'clock in the vening. Mir. Deming said that other etails will be forthcoming at later ate.
 Baseball Tomorrow.
 The A. B. c. baseball team of the Brick company will battle ith the Meriden Community team to- lorrow afternoon at 2:So o'clock at ' le Beckley diamond. The battery { ,r the A. B. c. team will be Harlow ( nd Bencke.
 St. Pauls Church Masses at St. Pau's church, Ken ngton, will be celebrated at s and 10 { m., in charge of Rev. J. C. Bren- C n. Sunday school will follow the 10 clock mass. {
 Sacred Heart c Mass at Sacred Heart church will { celebrated at o'clock tomorrow 0 orning. Rev. J. c. Brennan will be k charge and Sunday school will fol- \ " the service. il
 Berlin Congregational a Rev. Morris E. filling, secretary Of tl 3 Connecticut federation of urches, will occupy the pulpit at the e ,rning service at the Berlin Con- ir sgational church tomorrow at D 45 o'clock. Rev. NIT. filling Is well a own in Berlin, having made fre- ant visits to the town. Il
 Kcnsington Congregational g, Professor Weber Of Yale university I again occupy the pulpit at the Si nsington Congregational church to- fl rrow morning at 10:45 o'clock. NJ
 Kensingm Methodist TT samuel Sands of New Haven will of iyer the address at the morning th vice at the kensington Methodist To lrch tomorrow at 1O:45 o'clock. ii, lday school will be held at noon hr gre will be no evening service, but
 weekly prayer meeting will be ,o, i on Thursday night M
 Shipments Fall on ,,, turing the recent hot spell, brick ss ,ments from the Berlin yards have 0 en of considerably. it is reported. l., ds that were shipping from six 10 I. .ie It cars of bricks a day have drop In to the shipment of one or two VI ] and some of the yards arc not tu ding any shipments .dl uring the extreme heat of few III, 5 ago some of the yards suspended -ations for the day. 'h'
 On Vacation Trip hel r. and Mrs. Walter Wordelin are - lding a vacation at Indian Neck, Mi lford. or
 East Berlin Items dal 1e following are the services at Methodist church Sunday: Regu- spe worship al 1O:45 a. m. wed by Sunday school at 12 ok. The Junior league will meet ?. m. and the evening services on be held at o'clock. Rev. A. c. pr. sr will have charge of the serv- Of
 tiol ere will be the regular morning yea er and sermon at St. Gabriers shi ch. Sunday et 9 a. m, followed vii lnday school at 10 o'clock. Rev. ana