New Britain herald., 1919-04-21

consid eration at a public meeting which is to be held next Wednesday evening at s o'clock at the East Ber- lin Athletic hall.
 Citizens of East Berlin interested in present and give their opinions upon the forming of this proposed asso- ciation.
 At the committee meeting held this afternoon a report of the librarian was made to the secretary of the com 1nittee, who will hold it until the pub- lie meeting Wednesday evening, when it will be given to the public.
 The East Berlin Library. for a number of years has been located at the Athletic hall. which was recently purchased by the Woodmen of the World and is at the present time be- ing used as the towns am usement center. The proprietors,, Of this building upon occupying it gave per mission to the public to have the 1i- brary at the hall, also having the library open to the public daily. The committee, however, opposes having the public library in this building and will make all efforts to secure articles from the state giving permission to esta blish a library association in the town.
 . The committee reports that at the present time there are over 500 books at the hall and as soon as a new as sociation is formed the committee will make all possible efforts to obtain a mum Der of new books.
 Further information regarding the associa tion will be given at the public meeting Wednesday evening" All, of the public are urgently requested to be present. The committee in charge of this affair announces that in1m edi- ate action will be taken toward the establishment of the association.
 Ridgeway Club Notice.
 The Ridgeway club of Berlin will hold 8 regular weekly meeting this evening at their rooms on Meriden avenue. All members are urged to attend this meeting as matters of i'm portance will be brought up before the committed
 The entire club went to MiddletoWn yesterday afternoon, where they launched a motor boat which they recently purchased, in the Connecti- cut river. The boat was christened by Miss Olive Kingsley of Meriden and will be at the river for the use Of the members only, for the entire season. A number of the members will be allowed to use the boat each Sunday, the first group will go on a trip to Saybrook point, next Sunday. A number of young women will at tend the trip.
 T. X. B. to Meet.
 The IT, A. B. society fair commit tee will hold their regular meeting to- morrow evening at their rooms at the parish hall to make their report of the weeks progress towards the fair which is to be given in the month of May The St. Paul's Fife and Drum corps will hold their rehearsal tomor- row evening at their rooms at the parish hall. All mem bers are urged to attend this rehearsal as a drill will be gwen them by their leader Clarence Walker. The rehearsal will be the last before the local corps attend the large parade which is to be held next Saturday evening at New Britain. which is given under the auspicies of the T. A. B. society of the city. A number of prizes will be given to the corps making tho best showing in marching, appearance and playing. The local corps vii: make a hard ef- fort to secure one of the prizes.
 To Give Supper.
 The Women's Aid society of the Berlin Corgrcga tionaI church will give a supper. at the church parlors on