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Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
BOLTON
Illustrated Lecture for Library Benefit
 Summer Guests in Town.

Mrs. J. L. Bolton and Mrs. c. s. Hutchinson entertained the Ladies Aid society at the Bolton hall Thurs day afternoon.
 A handsome piano has been installed In the Bolton hall, gift of Miss Anita R. Baker.
 illustrated Lecture.
 An illustrated lecture on Yellowstone Park was given at the Bolton hall last Saturday evening for the benefit of the Bolton free library. The lecture was given by Major P. H. Philbrick of Hartford before a large and apprecia- tive audience. After the lecture, danc- ing was enjoyed. Over $30 was cleared and Miss Ella Alvord of Torrington, who was visiting in town, gave $10 more.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Legate and T. F. Bolton. guests of MT. and Mrs. Elmer J. Finley.
 Rev. and Mrs. c. NJ. Perry of Filing ton are visiting at MT. and Mrs. Charles N. Loomis. Jr.'s.
 George Alvord has been visiting in St Louis.
 Mrs. Louise A. Carpenter is spending a short time with relatives at Lake Sunapee, N. H.
 Walter Brady of Hartford is spend- ing Sunday with Leslie S. Bolton.
 Miss Dorothy Sumner of Rockville Ao 1hc 6NSSb O1 o1ASS G1ZdDSIn V. sum- ner.
 Returning to Ocean Grove.
 Mrs. L. R. Ward of Ocean Grove, N. J.. who has been the guest of her sis ter. Mrs. s. M. Alvord, through July, is to return home today. MT. and Mrs. Alvord are to return with her for a visit.
 Mrs. Henry Fryer of Willimantic is spending some time with her mother, Mrs. E. Jane Finley
 Miss Ruth Warner of Hartford is visiting Miss Louise Hutchinson.
 Eleazer PomercF of Windsor spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. William c. White.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Atkins of Hockanum have been visiting the for ner's brother and wife, MT. and Mrs William Atkins.
 MT. and Mrs. John Ward of Man chester spent the week end at Mrs. J. F. Milburns.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31

The pastors sermon last Sunday was on ForgivenessNe Necessary to Christian Fellowship. Text from Eph. +.32: %Be kind, one to another. tender hearted. forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's sake hath forgiven you"
 The Thursday evening prayer meet ing at the parsonage was led by Dea- con Hale Bennett The subject was Worldiiness--Its Dangers and Cure.
 Sunday School Picnlo Planned.
 It was voted after the Sunday school session to hold the Sunday school pie nic in the latter part of August at Babcocks grove-where for many years the Sunday school has been made welcofme by the Stephen Bab- cocks. A committee on subscription was appointed: Maud Graves for South Canterbury, Myrth Phelps for the Green, Teddy Graves for Black Hill, Frank Fawley for Hyde street, Olive Seltsam for North Society.
 Following the lesson period after Sunday school this week, Mrs. James Lathrop will give a five minutes talk or questionable on the lesson subject. The Junior Christian Endeavor will meet at the parsonage today (Satur- day) at sp. m. Leader. Martha Phil lips.
 The Senior Christian Endeavor lead CT for tomorrow Sunday evening is Mrs. Fred Stafford. Subject, Little Ev- ery-day Kindnesses. It is a consecra- ton meeting.
 sixsy-ene Present. 4 delightful afternoon was spent last Tuesday at Mrs. Sarah B. Hadley's, where the Ladies' Aid society met for work and sociability. Sixty -one were present.
 Rev. Marion Jones returns today from Hartford, where she was called early in the week by illness in her home there
 William Kelley and his daughter, Miss Mary Kelley, of Dayville. have been visiting the Hale Bennetts. Dr. Hyde of Brooklyn has again been a guest of Mrs. Martha Francis who is in very poor health. Miss Annie Pitcher of Easthampton, Mass. is visiting Mrs. Leonard at Hiram Hawes'.
 Mrs. Albert Day has returned this week to Hartford.
 Miss Lula Bennett of New Bedford | Is visiting at Black Hill.
 Went to Camp Meeting. Several people attended the Doug las camp meeting last Sunday, Frank Hoxsie's family and Chauncey Frinks family going in their respective cars Flag Raising. W1lllam barkor IS a rGC1reQ sea Cap- tain and wherever he lives he must be mindful of his country's flag. He has lately erected a. high white fiagpole and to the top of this each day is run up his ensign. Last Saturday a lit- tie company gathered on his lawn by the Green to witness the initial cere- mony. The raising was the act of Mrs. Fanny Ames, who recited short verse of her own composing as the folds of the banner unfurled. Three verses of the Star Spangled Banner were sung, there was a. prayer by the minister and more speeches from Mrs. Leonard. MT. Barker and Mrs Barker, and indeed from each one there. Then My Country Iris of Thee was sung. Those who happened in' were Mrs. Hiram flaw, and Miss Fl ise Hawes, Mrs. E1izabt h Leonard and Miss Annie Pitcher, Miss Fanny Brown and Miss Jones. MT. and Mrs. Barker have lately bought and are renovatine inside and out the house next to the school on the Green.
 MT and Mrs. Pearl Williams of Providence lately visited MT. and Mrs Fred Richmond.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
CENTRAL VILLAGE
Canadian Visitors Leave-Manager Day Home From Maine-GyPsies UnweIcome Visitors.

Mrs. Grace Shields and daughter, Miss Margaret Shields. have return ed to their home in Canada, after spending a few days at L. Howard Cross's.
 Mrs. Harriet Barnes of Providence is visiting at Alfred Hills for few weeks.
 Mrs. John F. Vaughn of Norwich has been visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. William Simmons.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olds of Prov idence, have been visiting at Mrs. Charles Barber's.
 Miss Louise Baker of Putnam is visiting few days at E. Hoxie Lilli- bridges.
 Mrs. George Baker of Putnam has TorTGy.
 Played at Putnam.
 The Colonial orchestra were in Putnam Friday evening and furnished music for the dance held by the Eagles.
 Charles Bragg has been a business visitor in New York. Edwin Cross of Wiliimantic visit ed his brother. L. Howard Cross on Friday.
 Mrs James Millette and three chil- dren of Westerly. R. T.. have been visiting relatives.
 At Old Home Celebration. Michael Conneally and daughter, Grace, have been in Pascoag, R. l., where they attended the Old Home week celebration. MT. Conneally formerly lived there. Mir. and Mrs. George Martin have | returned from their wedding trip. Mir. and Mrs Leon Franklin of Prov l idence-have been guests of MT. | Franklin's aunt, Mrs. John Shelley, who returned to their home with them, l hoping the change may benefit her health
 I Miss Josephine Armstrong was a I Willimantic visitor Friday. | Miss Rose F. Beaudry of Providence ] is spending her vacation with her parents. MT. and Mrs. David Beaudry. Il Mrs. James Noble of Putnam spent I Sunday with her daughter, Miss Annie Noble.
 MT. and Mrs. George rorrey have been entertaining relatives from New
 Mrs. Frank Edgarton and daughter, Hazel. were Norwich visitors Saturday.
 Home From Maine. 1 Charles Day. manager of the Sugar Brook Chicken farm. has returned from Maine where he has been en- toying ten days vacation. T. Mrs. Charles Gray of Moosup is assisting at the home of Town Clerk | Sessions L. Adams. MT. and Mrs. John Edmunds of Westerly. R l., are visiting their 1 nephew, Frederick Brewster. l Mrs. Frank Davis Is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Davis of Providence. I Miss Rose and Beatrice Seguin 5have returned from Putnam. where they | have been spending week with their sister. Mrs. Frank Thayer. Saban Adams is entertaining his week,
 Mrs. Everett Ladd is visiting her parents Tn Scotland. daughter, from Manchester for a
 Miss Elizabeth Rourque and nephew,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
WELLINGTON
Communion Sunday Tomorrow-chI- nese Speaker Describes His Country and His Work.

The Lords supper will be observed at the close of the preaching service next Sunday afternoon.
 Rev. and Mrs. B. W. Darrow expect to start in their automobile for their vacation the first week in August.
 There were 64-at Bible school Sun day afternoon. The time of the preach ing service was very Interestingly talk en by prepossessing young man in Chinese native dress introduced by MT. Darrow as Paul Keer, a native of China sent by that government to continue his education as a beneficiary of the indemnity fund. he being one of the 70 accepted of the 400 young students who took the strenuous examinations. He was admitted to the sophomore class at Yale and is passing his vacation at different places gaining experience and information that will be of benefit on his return to his own country. His talk was pleasant and helpful. He had many beautiful and interesting pictures of his far-away native land that were shown at the prayer meeting Thursday evening at the conclusion Of the study of The Acts.
 Miss Coleman is in New York for a few days.
 Miss Ring was called to New Jersey Monday by news of the illness of a relative.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
HAMPTON
Funerals David P. Weaver, Mrs. Irene Groone-Hiawatha Presented on Green at Hotel.

Miss Ruth Whitaker of New Haver spent, "Wednesday with Mrs. A. L. Mills David P. Weaver, 73, a veteran o1 the Civil war, died Monday morning after a long illness. the result of g shock. Funeral services were held one o'clock. Rex.-zMr. Brown offici- ated. At -twosseiclock, Little River grange, of which MT Weaver was g charter member held burial services in the South cemetery, where MT Weaver was buried.
 Mrs Irene Greene.
 Mrs. Irene, Greene, a former resident of this town died at the Norwich State hospital, Tuesday. The body was were held Thursday afternoon at one o'clock at her former home. Rev. Sherrod Seule and President Luther of Trinity college were in town and called on Mrs. F. W. Davis last Monday morning. MT Soule is a Mrs. George E.. Fitts. who has been critically ill at her home here Is slightly improved.
 Progress on State Road.
 The state road under construction here is fast nearing completion.
 Placed in County Home.
 MliuTSQ WaIlen ana .Ma6 @RICKGTS aged 10 and II years, respectively, who lived for many years with their grand mother Mrs. J. A. Vickers, were placed in the Windham County Temporary home for children last Tuesday, after a hearing before the proper author ities.
 MT. and Mrs Charles Harsel o1 | Hartford are at their summer home.
 Miss Edna Hughes of Elizabeth, N J.,awho has been visiting at Mrs. Jos Hoffman's has returned home.
 MT. and Mrs. E.. c. Little of. St Louis, Mo-, and Miss Marjorie Hall oi North Windham, are guests at the Prospect house.
 Miss Florence Mowry, who has beer boarding with Miss Sharpe, has re. turned to Woonsocket, R. L
 Returns to Stamford.
 The Rev. MT. Stuart. who has beer a guest at Chelsea Inn for the pas' month and who has preached at Hampton Congregational church fo, the past four Sundays, has returned to Stamford.
 Presented Hiawatha.
 The presentation of Hiawatha b, the local young people on the Hote green, last Saturday night was Q great success. About thirty dollar. was cleared. which will go toward pay. ing for the recent repairs on the Con. gregational church.
 Mrs. c. Babcock is in New Haven.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31

Carl Trudesu. of Moosup, spent We'd nesday at Watch Hill.
 Miss Ethel Collins has returned from WarreG. R. l.. where she has been spending week with friends.
 Ordered Co Move On.
 A load of gypsies made e short stay here Wednesday afternoon As soon As they arrived at the square they were ordered to move on.
 Nfr and Mrs. William Jowett have been entertaining their nephew from Southbridge, Mass.
 Mrs. Joseph Levalley and children have gone to Providence to visit rela- lives, after a few weeks stay with Miss Levalley's sister. Mrs. Narcisse Caplette. They will return to Woon- socket to make their home in few weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. L.. Howard Cross are spending a few days in Willimantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
MANSFIELD ]

Miss Marion Fries hasf returned to her home in Brooklyn. N. r., after spending a week with Mrs. Charles J. Fuller of Hanks t7ill.
 Mrs Otis Conartiis i'll at her home in Gurleyville.
 B. Bobbins ilasAsold his farm to New York purchasera
 Mir. and Mrs. Robbins and family ex- pect to locate in Massachusetts.
 A moonlight box picnic was held in Nason's grove Saturday evening.
 Misses Viola, Beatrice and Nellie Fuller are spending their vacation with their mother, edDb Helen Fuller, at Goldfish Falls.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
! Mindham County
BROOKLYN
iCharsea It. Hlal<sis New lAppointtsesst-
 Justices aThurber DisPoses of Severn cases7-Personals.

Charles Edwin Blake has received an appointment as supervising prin- icipal of the s. w. District schools Tn l Louis Stanley of Hartford was . recent visitor with his mothers Mfs. Mary Stanley.
 |, MT. and Mrs. Herman Lafhrup were at Pleasure Beach for q week, having Ia very enjoyable time. Mrs. C.. G. Isawton has had Tor Q guest Mrs. c. A. Lewis Of Hampton X Mrs. Oliver Downs. and son have re- turned from a visit tswith> relatives n Hong Island.
 Cases in Justices Court. On Friday Albert John Kenahan o1 Providence was brought before Justice William R., Thurber. charged with his motorcycle. on May S1. 1915, causing the death of Vasiles T. Teakonas. The accused entered a demurrer to the complaint and was bound over 1o the Superior court, under fifteen hundred dollar bonds. and placed in charge oa Deputy Sheriff Bennett Saturday night being unable to furnish the bonds g imittimus was issued and he was com mitted.
 Saturday Antonio Ruggerio was brought before Justice Thurber charged with an assault upon W. H Pike. He pleaded not guilty, but wal found guilty and ordered to pay fine of one dollar and costs of six dollars and fifty cents, which he paid.
 Zilotes H. Pike was brought before the same justice, charged with having used abusive language to Rena Rug gerio; also with intoxication. He en- tered plea of not guilty, the case being continued to July S1, a bond of fifty dollars being required
 Personal Items.
 Sunday MT. and Mrs. N. A. W1ttel and a Mrs Ives and her son, wert guests of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Wit ter.
 Friday MT. and Mrs. T. D. Pond. R B. Witter, George M. Williams ant P. S. Bastow attended the G. A. R. W. R. c. and S. of V. picnic at Wild. wood.
 Mr. and Mrs. R. B. witter and Mis. Helen L. Witter spent Saturday ir Saylesville, R. I.
 MT and Mrs. R. B. Witter and daughter. Helen, were guests Saturday of, MT. and Mrs. Henry Clapp fl Hampton.
 William R. Thurber and daughter Grace, and Miss Nellie Palmer went to Southbridge Monday, with R. B
 Mrs. E. 4. Falmouth has been al her old home in .Ledyard the pas week.
 Mrs. Flora Gardiner and daughter Hope, have been visiting relatives fl Ponfret and attended Douglas CanI meeting for day or two.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
STAFFORDVlLE

Rev. E. H. Tunnicliffe, pastor of the Methodist church, is out of town or vacation through August
 Mrs. Della Buclkland of Springfield Mass. was the guest oE her aunt. Mrs Lima Booths a few days last week and over Sunday. Mrs. Buckland has beer visiting her uncle, Rev. I. J. Booth and family at Stafford this week
 Richard Colburn of West Springfiel6 is spending his vacation with his grandparents. MT. and Mrs. L. D. Col burn. on CoIburn Hill.
 Rudolph Lyon is spending a weeh with relatives in Monson, Mass.
 Mrs. Elvira Ryder has bought the house of John Rockwell, which she and Newell Delphia now occupy.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
NORTH STERLING

Fred Brooks and family of Prov idence spent Sunday with Albert Pike
 William Sheen of New Bedford has been visiting Amos O. Martin.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Shippee of Plain field are at the John Potter farm fol a few weeks.
 Bert Hall and family of Hartford are visiting relatives here.
 Mrs. Harriet Lawton of Westboro Mass. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Abbie Hillery.
 E. A. Halls saw mill has been moved to the John Potter lot.
 Mrs. Lydia Place has returned from Meriden. where she has been visiting her daughter.
 Mrs. Hazel Mcway of MilTbury Mass. has been visiting her grand parents, MT. and Mrs. W. R. Whaley
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
EAST WILLNGTON

R. Fisk and c. Beclrwith of Stafford Springs were in town Tuesday.
 c. s. Amidon and famiyl and Wm. Downs and family are camping at Chaffee reservoir
 Herman Cushman spent Friday in Franklin.
 Mrs. Susan Potter and daughter, Miss Ethel Potter of New London. the guests of Mrs. M. Cushman.
 Mrs. Grace Wilson. Mrs s. Potter, Miss Ethel Potter, Mrs. M. Cushman and Miss Edith Cuehman motored to Wiliimantsc Wednesday.
 Dr. F. B. Converse and family are
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
COVENTRY
Eleven Fowls Stolen at KeIIunl PIaes
 Sale of Case Farm.

Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Morrill, arc spending their vacation at Northheld. Mass.
 Rev. MT. Beebe of Vernon Center preached in the Congregational church last Sunday.
 J. c. Aver, Wolcott Aver, and George Maskiell have new automobiles
 Mrs. Inez Sturtevant and son Way land of New Bedford, Mass, have been visiting MT. and Mrs. D. C. Long.
 Mrs. John Kellum is entertaining her sister from the Bronx, \. Y.
 Rev. M. L. Wi1liston of Hartford will preach in the Congregational church next Sunday. Fowls Stolen. . Someone relieved John Kel1um of the care of eleven fowls one night this week.
 Farm Sold. Edwin Case has sold his farm near Wright's mill to ID. Henry P. Osborn, of New York
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
PACKER

Francis Pineault of Norwich spent the week end with Philip Simino.
 Nazaire Landry spent the week end visiting friends in Norwich.
 Miss Winnifred Briggs is spending the week with Mrs. Howe.
 Charles Gamble left Thursday for Boston, where he will remain for a few days.
 Thomas J. Brown was in Norwich Thursday.
 Mrs Fred Slater and Miss Ida Hallem of }Apponaug, R. L. spent the week end with Mrs. w j. TilleY
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
Holland County
BOLTON NOTCH

The Ladies' Aid society of Quarry vile gave an entertainment and sold ice cream and cake Wednesday night
 Mrs s. P. Sumner and children ed at M. w. Towards Thursday and Friday
 Mrs Emma McGinn of Hartford vis- tied her sister. Mrs. L. s. Maine, the first of the week.
 Mrs. Marie Shaw and daughter June
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
SOUTH WELLINGTON
Sunday Train to the Beaches Appre- ciated by Local PsopIe-Motor Out inqs.

Miss Charlotte Brigham and Miss Harriett Smith are guests of pr. and Mrs Fields in East Hampton.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Robbins of Mlddletown are guests of Mir. and Mrs w. A. Jones.
 Frank Robbins and Miss Hazel Kil- liam of Springfield, Mass, called on Mir. and Mrs. Norman B. Griggs Sum day.
 Charles N. F1agg, Jr, of Meriden called on friends in this village Tues day.
 Miss Lillian Whiting is the guest of Mrs Dora Marble Shaw in Westboro. Mass.
 Mrs. Frank Webb of Danbury is spending a few days with her father daughter Cora. in this village.
 MT. and Mrs. Wallace Lillibridge of Hartford spent Sunday with relatives here.
 Mrs. Thomas AIoriarty and daughter May were in Hartford Sunday. guests of MT. and Mrs. William Moriarty.
 Michael. Henry and Frank Farra and Misses Marie and Julia Hencier spent Sunday at Moodus. Motor Parties.
 Among the auto parties from this village Sunday were William H. 'Nich- ols and family and Mary Zusick, D. l.. Royce and family and Rose Zusick. Fred Colburn and family and Miss Ruth Ellis to Rocky Point, R. l., Wal ter A Allen and family of Goshen, Ct, Elmer Macfarlane. Mrs. c. F. Mac farlane, Misses Margaret Wiegold, Dorothy Macfarlane and Minnie Con- verse to Ocean Beach
 Miss Hazel Anderson of Norwich is spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. William H. Bracket.
 Sunday Train Appreciated. The Sunday train to New London seems to meet the wishes of quite a few people. Among those who took the train last Sunday for the beaches were MT. and Mrs. John R. Neil, Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin Fox. Arthur l.. Spicer, John A. Richardson. Mrs Karolin Nespor and three chil- dren of New York are guests of Mir. and Mrs. John Fiala-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
WOODSTOCK VALLEY

Miss Edith s. Briggs of Pomfret, spent the past week with her aunts, MrsJ O. A. Hiscox and Mrs. Allen W, Kenyon.
 Mrs l. P. Briggs and Mrs. E. O. Butler, of New Haven are spending the week in town.
 Elmer Goss is having at Fomfres Landing this week.
 Mrs. Chester Hatstat spent the week end in Worcester, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31

have returned to their home in New York.
 pr. M. NJ. Maine and Mrs. Mary Brownell spent "Wednesday in Wiln- mantle.
 Jabe Maine of North windhan visit cd his cousin. Loren Maine, Thursday and Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
Rest for, the Country.

Colonel Roose1lt plans to make but three or four SD peeches on the Pacific Coast. which to an active man is equiv alent to a compbste ngham Age-Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
LETTERS FROM TWO STATES

foi Ranoa wrd West show in willi- menfic Wednesday.
 Eugene Murdock is visiting nis par
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
In the same.Fosition.

Villa does not know when he is .licked-nor does fanyone else.-Bostcn Record
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31

spending two weeks vacation at their camp in South Coventry.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-31
CANTERBURY GREEN

Sunday School Pionio to Be Held in August-Meetins of Ladies' Aid so-
 eisty-Ffaa Raising at Captain Bark
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Jewish

Jewish
R0pEPH SHALoM Seek Peace)-servlcez
saturday. 10 a. m. ; p, corner Broad and
Mt Vernon SITS "Old Pictures in New,
Frames" by Rabbi Henry Berkowitz. Ali
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-09

awarded prizes, the photographs o. IN !.
fants will be placed in the mamonth =,
lection, which will be sent by the pus,
LEDGER TO the Panama-Paciho Exnos,e,.'
for exhibition in the Palace OF Fdn,.
tlon.
The chance to win the awards in a.
Child Welfare Contest is not lim,t.a :
one for each family. Perhaps Won h.s
two or more children whom Won vo..
to enter in the contest. Each will ~
an equal chance for the prlzs o.
coupon from the PUBLIC LEDGER for .,,s
child will entitle them to the oppor,ur
ity.
Character, intelligence, health a..
beauty are the qualities which will \.
considered by the judges in mst,nr
awards. The photographs must bs ~
unmounted prints, not smaller than sv.
by seven inches, or larger than eirb, l..
ten. Amateur photographs of the pron,.
size will be as useful in entering ~.
contest as those made by professonsi'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-09
Noted Violoncellist
PLAYS With Orchestra

The last sololst of the season with the
Philadelphia Orchestra appears in the set
of concerts scheduled for this afternoon
and tomorrow evening. lie Is Pablo
Casals, the renowned master Of the cello
who has been called by Fritz KreIsler
1.-THE greatest man who draws bow
across strings" Mr.. Casas had for years
refused to make a concert tour in this
country: without notice, he came near
the beginning of the season, and was i'm
mediately hailed as n genius by all the
critics of the cities in which he appeared.
Mr.. Casals was born In Nendrel Spain,
and had mastered the flute violin and
piano before he decided to devote him
self TO the cello. For this weeks con
certs Mr.. Casals plays Dvoraks Concerto
in B minor. The other numbers on the
program are the Third symphony of
Beethoven. known as the "Eroca" and
Enescos "Rumanian Rhapsody" the
latter for the first time at these con-
CertR,