New Britain herald., 1925-12-19

vile s. Ventres and Alvin Holm quist. Burial was in Maple ceme- tery.
 Large Crowd Attracted
 There was a large attendance at the entertainment and sale held in Forostcrs' hall last evening by the teachers and pupils of St. Paul's Sunday school. The children took their parts creditably and the entire production was well staged and well presented, It is expected that the Sunday school will clear tidy sum.
 Will Install Light
 The installation of street light midway between Grove Hill and Peck street in kensington has been approved by the Kcnsington Fire dis trict committee and the work will be done in the near future. A pc- tition was signed by group of res idents and was forwarded to the committee which, after due consid- eration, decided that a light is need ed at the place in question.
 There is a space on filling street, which is in darkness each night and for the convenience Of those attond- ing night school the light has been asked. The section of road is dan gerous for children at night, espc- cially during the winter with the ice and snow on the highway and it is believed that the installation will be q great improvement.
 Will Run Extra Bus
 The announcement that the Con ncctiCut Company will operate an additional bus between Mcridcn and New Britain, providing for the ar rival of factory workers in the Hardware City before o'clock, will be welcomed by Kcnsington people. This bus will be placed in service on Monday and will leave Mcriden at G:O5 q. m., due in New Britain at GAY q. m., giving workers ample time 10 arrive at their destinations before the z o'clock whistle blows.
 The bus will be operated on week. days and will be placed in service as trial proposition for q period of two weeks. It will be continued If patronage warrants.
 Will Sell Trees Today
 Orders for Christmas trees will he solicited today by members of Bol- ton-Kasica Post, American Legion who will visit the various homes ir iEerlin in search of customers. Il is stated that the Legion has pur, chased 100 trees for sale and it is hoped that the organization will be well patroniycd, as thG proceeds vii SO into the Headquarters fund, 10 bt used for fitting up Legion hall.
 st. Paul'S Church
 There will be three masses at S Paurs church, Kcnsington, tomor TOW morning, at s, 9 and 10 o'clock Rev. John C. Brennan will olficiat' at the s o'clock service and Rev. pr Thomas J. brennan of Hartford vii conduct the 9 and 10 o'clock scrV ices. Sunday school will follow. Or Christmas day there will be massc at 7:30, and 10 a. m.
 sacred Heart Church
 Mass will be celebrated at
 o'clock tomorrow morning at tn ] Sacred Heart church, East Berlin Roy. John c. Brennan of Kcnsingtol will be in charge and Sunday schoo will follow. Mass will be celebrate at 2 o'clock in the morning O Christmas day. also.
 Berlin Congregational
 The Older Boys class will mee at 10 o'clock in tho morning and th regular morning service will h held at 10:45 o'clock. Rev. Samu' A. Fiske will deliver the addres and there will be special Christina
 music. The anthem will be "Se' ! Amid the Winter Snow," a con , position Of West. The quartet st lection will te, Silent Night" | Gcrbar. and the prelude will b
 "Christmas Pastorale."
 The Sunday school and the men class will meet at 12 o'clock, moo the former in the chapel and II latter in the Community house. , o'clock in the afternoon a Nesp' , service ritn special musical scttiI . will he hold. Christmas in Sicily ] by Yon. will bn the first number { 1 tAn program. Then will follow tT ] groups of Christmas carols. T j. first l.cing composed of sleep. It - Tabc" by Dykes, and "Christm S Hymn of the Seventh Century" = Hugo Jungst. The second will co