New Britain herald., 1924-12-24

the turnpike and would also lead to more rapid transportation of mcr- chandise, as trucks taking this route would be able to make better time than on the turnpike.
 So far, little thought has been given apparently, to this idea. It has dWclt in' the minds of citizens for several years. but no one has come to the front, in order to push inc project. MT. Dcming said that a committee should bc organized from the three towns for the purpose Of preparing q bill 10 bc presented in the legislature. He said that he would cooperate in every way and would do his hest 10 see that the bill was put through,
 Sues Resident Of Berlin
 The Puritan Market Co.,, Of New Britain. through Attorney Saul P. Waskowitz, has brought suit for sGj against George Booth of Berlin.
 
 yesterday served the writ which is lcturnablc in the New Britain city court the third Monday in January.
 Court Case Continued
 The case of Paul Morclas Of Bridgeport scheduled for trial in the Berlin town court last night, was continued until December 90, upon request of the defendants attorney, Judge O'Bricu of Moridon. Morclas vas arrested hy State Policeman Palmer q short tim. ago on charges of reckless driving and driving while under the inilurnc" of liquor.
 Win Illuminate Houses
 Lighted candles will he placed in the windows of Eorlin homes this evening between the hours of and o'clock, it WAS announced today hl those in charge of tho Christina eye observance. At the same timC groups of rhjldrru will move through inc streets singing Christ mas carols. The young people ot the district will meet nt th" com. muntty housc at G:t5 o'clock to pro. par" for these exercises,
 HcrIm NiH Observe Holiday
 Berlin will fttingly observe . Christmas Gay by tho suspension O . hYsiucss activities and church sorv. . iccs 10 say nothing of family rc. unions and various entertainment ' fro'uros.
 I'm post offices will he open hc 1 tween tho. hours of : and 10 o'rlocl in the morning. Thnrc will be nr | village or rural delivery and rosi dents arc rom1uI"l that they mus call at 'ho office for their mail. Th' Rorin Savings bank HiIl not do husi ness tomorrow. nor will stores fl town. The stores will he open thi , evening mtil about 2 o'clock, how l ever.
 Special services will h" hold II ",ornI or tho churches at Nariou times during tHo day.
 1 Pastor RCcCiNCS Watch
 Roy. May B. Lord. pastor of 'm , Konsington Methodist church, las night al th, Christmas entertain mont given for members of th Sunday school. received hoautifn wrist watch. the gift of the churc' and parishionors. Tho pastor stato today that src heartily thanks H' members Of the congregation for thi gift
 r. F. Honford. superintendent o the Sunday school department. a presented with an umbrella. The exercises for tho chlldr" wcro appropriate 10 the soasor There was large attendance an ] all appeared to ho enjoying thon selves. A large Christmas tree WI ore of tho features of tho o'cninl
 Sunrise Service Tomorrow
 X surmiso Christmas service wi be held al the Kensington M"th"iii church tomorrow morning a' s:a o'clock. Special musir will he rer dcrcd and the pastor will deliver a address. All residents Of Kensingjc c , are welcome
 Move Garage Business Doty and Emery have moved tho garage business into inc new bull, ing at the corner of the turnpike ar Gingerbread lane. Tho new place about three quarters Of mile sout Of the old location. The business wi be known at tho Square Deal garag
 Church Entertainment
 The attendance at the ChrIslm mi