New Britain herald., 1925-12-31
nections will be made until the frost gets out Of the ground.
 Services TOmOrrOM MnT1linm

nections will be made until the frost gets out Of the ground.
 Services Tomorrow Morning
 Rev. John c. Brennan, pastor of St, Paurs Roman Catholic church, kensington, has announced sched- ule Of services, both at St. Pauls church and at the Sacred Heart church, East Berlin, for tomorrow. At the Kensington church masses will be celebrated at 7, 8, and g o'clock tomorrow morning and at the Sacred Heart church mass will be celebrated at s o'clock. It is ex- pected that Rev. W. D. Casey or Hartford will conduct the services in kensington, while Rev. Fr. Bren- nan will officiato in East Berlin.
 New Years Day in Berlin
 New Years day will be appro- priately celebrated by Berlin and kensington residents. many of them going out of town for the day, while others will entertain company and family reunions.
 The American Paper Goods com pany will close this evening and will not resume operations until next Monday, except in tho case Of those departments which are engaged in taking inventory. The Prentice Manufacturing company will close down on Friday and Saturday. but tentative announcements from the Berlin Construction company call for the closing down Of the plant to- morrow afternoon only.
 The post offices in town will be open for business between tht hours of I and 10 o'clock in the morning, closing at 1o o'clock for tn" re- mainhcr of the day. There will he no village or rural delivery service from the Knrsington office.
 The Berlin Savings bank will close it's doors for the holiiay, as will the town clerks office. the Peek library and most Of the stores in the town.
 Daughter Is Born
 Mir and Mrs. James McQuccnoy of kcnsinston are receiving conEratu- lations on the birth last night of nine pound daughter. Mir. and Mrs. McQu"cney are well known in Ken sinEton. tho former being popular employe of the Berlin Construction company.
 Must Have New Markers
 Rcrlin residents who possess au- tomobiIes should make sure that their cars are equipped with 1926 markers before they start out on round of merry making tonight, pro yid"A. of course, that they intend 'o return home after midnight. The Berlin police hay" announced that they will strictly enforce the ruling whereby cars driven after midnight must bear 1926 markers. No excuses will Inc accepted and those aprrc- hrnlnd will be forced to appear be fore Judge George Griswold in inc Berlin town court on Tuesday eve ming.
 Those planning to return 10 their homes after midnight should place the new markers on the cars before having, as this is permissible. The police will he active throughout the night in an effort 10 see that the law is enforced to the letter.
 The ruling is also in effect in other towns and cities throughout 
 East Berlin Items
 The next meeting of the Modern Woodmen will be held at Athletic hall on Thursday evening, January
 The midweek service will he omit ted at the Methodist church this wrck and in its place watch night service will be held this evening. A song service will begin at S;S0 o'clock, continuing until o'clock and this will be followed by social hour. Refreshments will be served. l ne WAUGH IllSul SclNItN VIII h' Sih at 11:45 o'clock, continuing until after midnight, All East Berlin resi- dents are invited 10 attend this serv- ice, the only one of it's kind in the Those attending are request nd to bring refreshments,
 r','in N~-a of Middlctown is visit ing ..3 10 i-., on Wilcox avenue,
 The next meeting of the Progress give Reading circle will be held on Tuesday evening, January 19
 Many East Berlin residents are planning 10 spend the last hours Of 1925 at parties md dances in this vicinity. Some will attend of-