New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
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1t9 k eoA Ns Feaee Nsfss As4sse yeeeo, Co1S. lotte orvis. Harold Williams. Ruth Broadwell. Jennie Benneditto, Bea- trice Gnazso, Lois Jacobs, Jean Sal mon. Anabol Fradetts, Patrick Fra dette. Joseph Neri.
 Grade VI: Leo Cassidy. Raymond Smith. Robert Newell. Sherman calver. Clarence Morgan. George JeneA Joseph Chambrello. Reginald Hummell, Charles DeCarli. Burton Distin, Tony Casctsllo. Robert 0seb. Helen Gelaski. Alice Maynard. Patricia Cullen. Lucy Coons. Jane Frost. Joyce Lawrence. Margaret Holden, Evelyn Buzanoski. Herbert Casey. Mary chambrello. Matthew Ciecierski. Lorraine Daniels. Car mella Derabertis. Anna GIrolomo. Stanley orabowski. Daniel Griffiths, Peter Jacobs, Alfonso Mercugliana, Margaret Mindek. Mae Morann. Julius Morante. Patsy silverio. AL len Thompson, John Waliock. Helen Williams.
 Find StilI in Operation
 Caught in the actual manufacture Of alleged liquor, with her still in full operation. Mrs. Emma Lftenski, wife of Louis Litenski of Whiting street. vas arrested Saturday after noon when her hone was raided by Deputy Sheriffs Carl Tucker and Weir Of the states attorneys office and Constable George Schubert of this town.
 The raiders also found five gal Ions of alcohol. 1:S gallons of ma sh. and | bottle of coloring material. Mrs. Litenski was taken into custody on . charge of manufacturing liquor with intent te sell and will be brought into court at ! o'clock We'd nssday morning.
 r. 0. Cl6sed Tomorrow
 The focal post office will be closed all day tomorrow. The lobby will be open for the convenience of those mailing letters or wanting to open their boxes, but all windows will be closed and there will be no city or rural delivery in the case of matter sent special delivery. All malls will bs despatched a usual.
 The Christmas rush has been more tn evidence the last few dayi and the fsav of the pest office i, piled high with packa res and card' fer delivery here. Postnastsr Jame, F. Usher said today that he believes moro mali has passed through tho local office tha1 during any previous holiday season but that 1t has beer spread out over the preceding week. SO that it could be handled better than in the past. No extra help hal been employed at the local office.
 John Coolidge Coming
 John Coolidge, son of President and Mrs. Coolidge, will spend tomor' row at the home of his fancee. Miss Florence Trumbull. daughter oi Governor and Mrs. John H. Trum' bull of Pennington avenue. The president's son originally planned te spend the holiday with his parenti at the White House, but now he i' | clerk for the New Haven railroad and he had to work today. making 1t impossible for him to make the trip to Washington.
 He and Miss Trumbull spent Sat urday night with Mrs. Coolidge a' the Coolidge home in Northampton Mass. and visited his grandmother Mrs. Goodhue. who is ill. Yesterda, they returned here in Miss Trum- bulls roadster.
 Baptist Song Ser e
 \ we'll attended and pleasinglH carried out song service was held at the Baptist church last evening end was much enjoyed by those present. The program was as fol- lows:
 Hymn: ''All Hail the Power o'
 Jesus Name"
 Prayer by the pastor, Rev. A. n kendrick. D. D.
 Song: Noel" Junior Choir. Hymnn: Praise Him. Praise Him. Hymn: Showers of Blessing 5l members of the Women's Blbit
 Class followed by remarks b.
 the elau leader, Mrs. Emms Wood.
 Anthem: Let the Old Songs Ring, choir.
 Rally song by members Of the Men'' Bible Class.
 Tt Came Upon the Midnight Clear. Junior Choir.
 Anthem: Angels From the Realm
 of Glory" choir.
 Hymn: Love Lifted Me"
 Remarks by the pastor and readini
 of the lSoth Psalm.
 Hymn: "Blest Be the Tie"
 Married "a Years
 Mir. and Mrs. Burton Norton wer' pleasantly surprised Saturday eve ming at the home Of Mir. Norton! parents, MT. and Mrs. Dwight Nor ton. on East Main street. the occa sion being their 18th wedding ami >ersary. Guests were present iron Hartford, Burnside. South Manches ter and Plainville. The couple re ceived numerous gifts.
 Barker to be Tvied E. D. Barker Of West Hartford driver Of one of the two automo piles which struck and fatally in Jured Robert E. Lydon of Milford Mass.. on Farnain ston avenue on tn night ef October ~. will bs tried fl court here Friday night, Gran' Juror Charles F. Condon Stated to day. Barker's car ran down Iydcl during a severe storm. Barker stop ped and attempted to assist the in jured man, but before he could d. 70 . New Jsrsey car ran ever th prestrate form and sped on into tn darkness. The name ef the Ne, (Continusd on Page 1O