New Britain herald., 1925-12-24

the windows has been in practice | for the past two seasons, and has | attracted many from other cities to witness the beautiful display.
 It is expected that several auto mobile parties will visit Berlin this evening between and $ o'clock The celebration around the tree will consist of speeches and Christ mas stories by men and women Of the community. Luncheon will be served in the community building during the evening.
 Ideal Christmas Gift
 Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips, pastor of the Kensington Congregational church, and Mrs. Phillips are re- criving congratulations on the birth of daughter this morning. She has been named Sylvia Jeanette Phillips.
 Berlin Supports Bus Berlin workmcn are supporting the now bus which has been added | 10 tIlH MbIlht .NtN IDl lNtAlIR 4'll' although NIeridcn men have not taken to the addition to any great extent as yet Superintendent Will liam J. Bryan of the New Britain division of the Connecticut company, said today that the bus is supported almost entirely by Berlin residents.
 The bus has been added only as an experiment and if the patronage proves satisfactory it will be con tirued. Superintendent Bryan said that in spite of the fact that Merl- den has not responded to any great extent as yet, 1t is probably that after the first of the year more pa rons will be drawn from that city when many residents will put their cars in storage for the remainder oi the winter.
 Apparently the people Of Bcrlil feel that the bus fills needed posi- ton, because of the fact that it ar rivcs in New Britain at G:47, in tim' for those who must be at work a
 ' o'clock to get there without an! trouble.
 Will Entertain Guests
 Mir. and Mrs. Ernest w. Mildrun
 of East Berlin will have as thei guests over Christmas, Mir. and Mrs
 Arthur Lombard of Guilford an
 Miss Ruth Galpin of Worthingto Ridge, in addition to their two sons Henry c. Mildrum and Phillip | Mildrnm, who are home from schoc for the holidays.
 Will spend Week Here
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas D'Auria C
 New York city and Anthony Maj $ tino of WashinGton on, D. C., will spcn y Christmas and New Years Day wit T Mr. and Mrs. Emilio Martino | Pennington avenue. Kensingtol Mrs. D'Auria is the daughter of M = .and Mrs. Mariino, and Anthony Ma Il tino, a son. is a student at Cathol n university, Washington. NIT. Ma |, tino is the genial Berlin eXprcssma
 Christmas In Berlin . Business houses for the most pa I will close their doors tomorrow , observance of the greatest fcStiv
 of tho year, Christmas. Last mimi .r shoppers were hurryng from Sto I, 10 store today in an effort to do the |, buying while there was still tim " Factories will be closed all day a morrow. as will the Berlin Savin
 bank and the town clerks offit
 The hours at the Kensington DC |. office have already been announc ,s at : a. m. until 9:30 a. m., and F. the Berlin post office, 7:30 a. m, u Y. til 10 a. m.
 1s Library Win Close i- The Peck Memorial library rr Kcnsington will be closed tomorr' rc and will also be closed on N
 Years day. However, those dos
 ing to exchange books may do d next Wednesday at the usual hou o. when the library will be open. n. East Berlin Items n. The hours at the local post off m Friday, Christmas, are as follo' C. Open at 7:3o a. m, and close d o. o'clock and reopen at 5:l5 ?. m. . he close al o'clock.
 ill The regular mid-week service nc be held at inc Methodist church
 evening at the usual hour. iss Victor Bclden the local newspa all carrier wishes all his patrons a n ce " Christmas and happy New N of A celebration of the holy C Of munion will be held at St. Gabri PTS church Friday morning at o'clc it's Bishop Achrson of Middletown Iu administer the sacrament.