New Britain herald., 1924-12-29

on Damon's hill on Tuesday evening, January 20. The officers for the coming year will take their places with appropriate ceremonies. All in in the exercises have been invited to attend.
 No Comment Heard
 No Commcnt on the New Britain Neridcn trunk line highway project has been heard in kenslngton and it IS apparent that resident arc satis- lied 10 let the matter expire, as scv- aral other proposals have passed on in years gone by, simply because 'oWnSpoople took no interest. Rep rosontative Francis Deming has stated that he will back the proposi- ion if a move for d road such as hat proposed is made. He has asked for statement of opinion.
 It has also been suggested hy an- other public spirited citizen that q committee be formed for the pur- pose of discussing the matter with representatives of Meriden and New Britain. No expression Of opinion has been heard on this matter to date.
 Let the other fellow do it." makes 2. poor watch word.
 Watch Night Service
 A Watch Night service will bo held at thc kensington Methodist church Wednesday night The eA- srciscs will begin at 8:&O o'clock and will continue until after midnight ending with a devotional service, II Is expected that large gathering will be present
 Considerable Illness Here
 There is considerable illness in Berlin at the present time, although not of a serious nature, it was learn. cd today from a well tknown physj- elan. Tho maladrs consist mainly in colds, sore threats and o'h"r aftlirtions of a like nature.
 Mrs. Anderson III
 Mrs, CharcIs Anderson of Ken sington is confined to her home in the Berlin bank building with an at tack of grippe. Her condition is not regarded as Scrious.
 Court session Tonight
 A session Of the Hcrln town court will be held tonight at 7;%0 o'clock al thc town hall. It is expected that several men arrested for violating the automobile laws will appear to answer 10 their charges,
 Will Form Hockey Teams
 Several hockey teams will he formed in Berlin and Konsinrtou this winter, as has boon tho custom for several seasons past. It is ru- morcd that John Colon, "mayor Of Fluo IIills,' wll swoop down on the district of Kensington in the near future, with team com posed of some Of the star players O. his locality. Mir. Conlon has, in th" past, conducted all star baseball teams and 1t is expected that his sue ross will bc as great in the hockey line. The konsmgton teams will get under way within a few weeks.
 skating is Cool
 Skating enthusiasts. pleased with the sudden change of temperature, nocked to lakes and ponds in the vicinity of Berlin yesterday for one of the few good days of skating en- ioyed so far this year. The crisp air added a zcst 10 tho exercise, but the cold kept no skaters away and every where could he seen people taking of this healthlul sport.
 East Berlin Items
 A rehearsal for the minstrel rn- tertainmcnt will he held at tho home of Mrs. James Mcrherson this eve nng.
 Mrs. NJ. Sears who has been spending the past fow days as the guest Of her son in Willmaniic has returned to her home on Wilcox avcnuc.
 Miss Hazel Perry of Bcckloy was the guest Of friends in town sunday.
 The annual Christmas free and exercises of the Sacred Heart Sun day school will be held in tho church parlors this evening at ' o'clock. All are invited to attend.
 William Bunce has returned to Jersey City, \. j., after spending the past few days at his home on Main street
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