New Britain herald., 1920-08-28

Ridge and Norton Road, offer to give said lot to the Berlin Library asso- eiation, either as the lot upon which a now library building shall be built. or if the association skall prefer, we agree to sell the lot and give the proceeds to the library fund.
 The one restriction which we make being that no action shall be taken upon the matter. by the association until October lst. during which time We promise to hold the land which shall then be subject to the vote of the association
 "our reasons for deforring action were first. that we might all see matters mort clearly and calmly. and also that we might have time in which to awaken fresh interest in the H. brary to help the people of the vil- iage to realize what a power it has been for good in the past and how much more 1t might mean in the fu- ture with a fine new building and suit sbls equipment.
 '"rhis statement clears up much of the uncertainty which existed in the library y-commurity house matter.
 Announce Suffrage.
 The whistles of the American Paper Goods factory. the Berlin Construction company and the various brickyards and the bells of all the churches an- nounced to the town this noon that the suffrage amendment had gone into effect. The demonstration lasted several minutes. There was no other dennonstration, although there may be one planned st the meeting of the executive committee of the state woman suffrage party to be held in Hartford next week. A large delegation from Berlin will at- tend that meeting.
 The celebration was arranged today by Mrs. George F. Green the town chairman Of the local branch of the womsn's suffrage party. When asked what the general attitude of women in the town was toward suffrage. she said: Many women are interested in the movement and have worked for it. Of course it Is too early to predict the number of voters among the women until after 1t Is seen how many will register
 Miss Adele Murray, tho president Of the local organization is out of town so no statement could be had from her.
 Funeral of Miss Prank.
 
 of East Berlin was held this morn ing at 9:30 o'clock from the Church of the Sacred Heart. Rev. !. C. Bren- nan was celebrant of requiem high mass and Rev. P. Daily. pastor of St. Joseph's church in New Britain. was deacon and Rev. Thomas Laden, pas tor of the church of St. John the Evangelist. in New Britan. was sub deacon and master of ceremonies Burial was in St. Johnls cemetery in Middletown.
 Church Services
 Al St. Paurs church mass will b. celebrated at 10 o'clock by the pas. tor. Rev. ]. C. Brennan. Mass will be celebrated in East Berlin at { o'clock.
 At the Berlin Consreeationa church, Rev. Samuel Fiske vii preach at 1o:45 and Sunday schoo will he held at noon.
 The usual services will he held a the Kensington Methodist church or Sunday. Rev. F.. F. Lounsbury vii preach at 1o:45 and Sunday schoo will he held at i2 o'clock. The even inG services will be held at o'clock Morning worship will be held a tho KensinEton Congregational churcl st io:t5 and Sunday school will mee at i2. There will be a meeting of tn Christian Endcavor at o'clock fl tho evening. Rev. Carlton Hazen vii conduct tho services.
 Car Tracks Repaired. The car track under the ,raiiroa, bridge Is undergoing repairs.