New Britain herald., 1924-11-24
GIVE EQUIPMENT
 FOR NEW CHURCH
St. JOSeph's PariShiOnerS Co.,
 operate With Father Masnell
PAST MASTERS NIGHT
Franklin Lodge Expects 800 to At. tend Function This Evening Movement on Foot for Better Lights on Memorial Boulc, ard.

Lights on Memorial Boulevard
 Practically all Of the equipment for the new St. Jos"ph's church, in- VOIving gifts of many thousands Of dollars. has been presented to the new editice, according 10 an au- nouncement of the pastor, Rev, Oliver T. Magnet. The main altar. the stained glass windows and the statuary have all been contributed so that the ediAce is assured of it's complete arrangement, The work on the structure has progressed so well that 1t will soon be ready for occupancy, thereby relieving the congestion on the old church. which has been used as temporary house of worship during the work on the new building.
 Past Masters Night Tonight,
 The big event of the year in the annals of Franklin lodge. A. r. and A. NJ. will take place this evening whom past masters night will be observed. A banquet will be served at Rcd Mems hall at 6;l6. The Masonic orchestra of Is pieces Will furnish the music for the occasion, and The Masonic quartet of Meridcn will sing
 After the banquet, adjournment will be taken 10 the Masonic tenn pie where the third degree will be conferred by the past masters Of i the lodge. On account Of the large number who will attend the affair, it was necessary 10 secure an out side hall for the banquet, II is ex- pected that about 800 will be present.
 Conventions Open Tonight. Both the Democratic and Repub- iican conventions for the nomina- 1 ton of candidates for United States senator to succeed the late Senator Frank 2. Brandegee, will open to- niEht. The Republican convention will be held in Hartford and will be attended, by Lester c. sigournoy Charles r Treadvay. Harold B. Reid and Junius z. Douglas who were elected at the recent Rspub- licsn caucus
 The delegates 10 the Democratic caucus in New Haven are Joseph r. Dutton. John DonnelIy, William F i Smithwick, T. Everett Reynolds , Charles !. Drury William Gagnon Levi l.. Ghsson and Rolfe F. Rowe
 Funeral of Mrs. Ldnsley.
 The funeral of Mrs. Lillian Lin soy, widow of Sydney C. Lindsley was held this afternoon at her home at 4S5 West street where services were conducted by Roy. John F Fox, pastor of the Advent Christian , church. Burial took place in the 1 West cemetery.
 ] Mrs, Linsley died on Saturday following a short illness. She was born in Prospect, Conn.,, in 1852 but came to this city when a young girl l with her parents, Mir. and Mrs ] Tyler Mix She leaves two daugh- 1 'ers, Mrs, M. T.. Marsh of New Britain and Miss Mildred Linsley Of this city; one brother, Louis H. Nli1 of this city and two grand children ! Milton Marsh and Lawrence Marsh both of Nrw Britain.
 Miss Hutchinson Honored.
 Miss Holrn Hutchinson, kinder. garten teacher at the Northsidc school was elected corrospondina secretary Of the Connecticut Kin. d"rgarten association on Saturday 1 at tho annual meeting in Hartford This is the second lime that tht honor has hoon conferred upc1 tNt local instructor, as she was eloser for The poS' last year.
 Schools Close.
 Schools of the city will close or Wednesday noon for tho Tharksriv ing reresS "a resume sessions or
 'l''''I'y yy i' 't'l h'tI l -N Y I'i V klI id programs for Thanksrtving rcmom hra7ro will he presented today anr 'o0orron for the benefit Of th, purus
 Lights Go Out TroHh'c with tne cIfl's uehiini s,strm developed on SanIrda, .WE" during the sweeping rainstorn so flat candles, gas lights and otho forms ot illumination Uore called il to rciovo thA gloom, Current va , restored in 'he circuits late 'ha l ncNf hut tno lights again failed las night for short time.
 Funeral of Mrs. Daley. Tho fnnoral of Mrs, William ] naroy vas hold this morning q ':3h o'clock at her home on BIaos Icy street 4 solemn high mass Q