New Britain herald., 1916-03-07
Concert Tomorrow Night.


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 Concert Tomorrow Night.
 The SaVranofs, famous musicians uow on a tour of this country, will make their appearance in Plainville tomorrow night when they play in the Town hall under the auspices of the WOmanS s cub. The concert is tho third of a series of four entertain mentS which the club has arranged ! for the benefit of the library fund.
 Music lovers anticipate a treat in the entertainment which the Russian visitors will give. The Savranoffs are talented people and have been heard in concert for many years. Their program includes selections on the piano, violin and cello in ad- dition to vocal numbers. The leader is a graduate of the Imperial Con- atrvatory of Music in St. Petersburg. He is described as a remarkable : v,olinist. His wife is a talented piano SoIoist and accompanist and is also tho poSseSSOr of a mezzO So- pIano voice of excellent quality Her playing of the famous Hungarian rhapsody by Lizst is said to he one of the best features of the concert.
 The third member of the group to appear here is Russell Chilinslli who although native of Russia has spent many years in this country He is a 'celloist of great skill.
 The WOman'S club, while hoping to realize some money for the library fund, from the entertainments ar- ranged for them principally to give the toWnspeople a treat in apprccia- l. ton of the support and patronage nj, undertakings for philanthropic pur- poses.
 Grange Meeting. The Grange will hold it's regular bj-monthly meeting this evening in it's hall on Pierce street. There are several important matters to be con- sidereC.
 After the business session there will ne social hour. The program will be ill charge of Mrs Frank Mitchell
 Plead in Upper Court.
 Frank Catfcrty went, to Hartford this afternoon to enter his plea in the superior court to which he was bound over some time ago by Justice Condell on charges of being Il com mon drunkard. Cafferty has been out Un bonds since he appeared i'll the court here.
 Burton $. Griffin and his sister, Mrs. 1 Alice Gum, are also to a1{pcar be- l fore the court either late today or i tomorrow to plead to charges of | irccst. Griffin has been enjoying his liberty since he was bound over, Friends having furnished bail for his appearance. His sister was not so fortunate. She has been held in Hartford jail awaiting trial. Griffin l,1e .i.,fc I,ot ho tu finish. He denies his guilt and has retained Attorney P. F. Me- L'onough to defend him.
 Brief Items.
 Word has been received from Mr. end Mrs. F. r. Frisbie, who have been spending the winter in California. of their intention to leave San Diego for Los Angeles in a few daNs They will not return to PlafnNiIlc until May.
 Members of Manross Relief corps Will be entertained at the meeting of Gilbert Thompson Relief corps of Bristol tomorrow afternoon. There will be initiation at the session.
 Mrs. Noric l.. Spencer will be hos tess at the meeting of the r. l.. Whist club to be held Thursday afternoon.
 Ash Wednesday services will be held in the Church of Our Saviour tomorrow at 10 a. m. and 7:45 D. m. Thursday evening ArchdeacOn Brew Ster of Warehouse Point will pay an official visit to the church.
 Selectman Johnson had snow blows out this morning to clear the sidewalks.
 Judge Byington has issued an 'order from the probate court limiting to SIX months the time for presentation Of claims against the estate of Mrs. 1 hnChG lt0MlnS