New Britain herald., 1915-05-04

following readings were given:
 Independence Bell'', Rose Kiniry
 'Warren's Address, Lena Padelli
 '"How Did You Die," Josephine Or sic
 These readings were heartily appre- ciated by the audience and it was nec- essary for each child to step to front of the hall and accept the peoples approval. This was about the best entertainment of all offered by the children during the evening. X During the second intermission tho children passed Up and down the aisles of the hall and sold bags of candy which had been donated by the parents and teachers. It Is expected that about eight dollars will be real ized on the sale.
 The following group of songs were given during the intermission by the pupils of grades six and seven:
 God Omnipptent.'
 God Be Our Guide"
 Fairies Dance
 A three part song, ''Lordly Gall lants,'' was. rendered by the follow ing pupils: Sopranos. May Maloney, Florence Ventura, Helen Nelson and Mary Warren; second sopranos, Rose < y Larson; alto, Raymond Sanders. Cred it was freely given the children for mastering this three part song as it is only recently that music was m troduced in the local schools.
 A reading, Happiness was given by Helen Nelson who had no knowl- edge that she was to perform as she was called upon for recitation in or der to prolong the interval necessary between the intermission.
 vote of thanks was given by the teachers to Joseph Padelli, Philip Pagan and Henry Anderson for their assistance in the arrangements. Ac- knowledgment was made to Rev. J.. c. Brennan for the courtesy in giving them the hall and to the Y. M. T. A and B. society for the use of their ap-s pointments for the stage.
 The success of the affair reflects much. credit upon the teachers who had charge of the entertainment. The committee which had. charge S as fol- lows: Mrs Crane. Miss Kcena, Miss O'Brien and Miss Horsfall. Raymond Colby did the official announcing of the program. s :. Miss Clark was entertained at din- ner yesterday at the home of Miss Marjorie Moore. Miss Clark was high in her praise of the local children af- ter the entertainment last evening. She said that never since she has been travelling over the country has she ever seen more attentive and ap- preciative audience than the one of last night.
 To Attend Prohibition Lecture.
 A number of mem bers of the Chris tian Endeavor union of the Congre- gationaI church will attend the pro- hibition rally which is to be held at tho Congregational church in New Britain at 7:45 o'clock this evening. The affair will be conducted by two of the most noted leaders of the anti saloon forces in America This is ono of the hundreds of rallies now being conducted by orators of national fame
 pr. A. c. Banc, national lecturer of the Anti-saloon lea que of America, and Hon. Richmond F. Hobson, for mer United States Congressman from Alabama, will speak. The former will talk on How to Win Prohibitions' and Destroying the Great. Destroyer is the subject of the latter.
 Local Boy to NrcstIe.
 George A. ventres, who has made name for himself in this vicinity as wrestler will again be seen in ac- tion in East Hartford. Wednesday night, May 12. ventres will again be opposed by Sweet of Springfield,