New Britain herald., 1917-06-13

to A. The classes this year are to be conducted along lines similar to those of former assemblies and appli- cations for membership already re- ceived by the officers of the association indicate that the attendance will per- haps be record breaking.
 Most of the instructors who were in charge of classes last year have been engaged to assist in the work of the 1917 assembly, and many familiar faces will be seen at the grounds when the meeting opens. Among the old teachers who will return this year are MrA Kittie Holton, who will have charge of the delsarte classes. Mrs. Truman J. Spencer, bible classes: Miss Julia Frances White, nature study: Miss Estelle Pearl Cushman, assembly chorus; Oscar A. Phelps, lectures.
 The w. c. T. U. will conduct it's annual prize speaking contest in con nection with the assembly and there will be a series of lectures and other entertainments.
 The following is tho program: Monday. July 16-4 p. m., opening entertainment, Miss Eunice J. Mac Kenzie; 7:45, readings, Mrs. Caroline Clark Down; 8:15, illustrated lecture,
 France" Prof. Henry E .Northrop. Tuesday, July 17-8 a. m., basketry; S:45 Round Table; g, elocution; 9:50, cooking school; 10, children's story hour: II, nature talk, '"The Lure of | Natures Gardens Miss Julia F.. White; 1880 p. m., assembly chorus; 2:45 musical prelude, Miss Jessie | Newgeon, Mrs. Edwin Kitchener; 3:15, dramatic recital Miss Jeanette Futile: 4:3O Delsarte; 7:45 prelude lecture.
 ''Shakespearean Twilighta" Truman
 J. Spencer; S:15, recital, "Lohengrin, . Miss Clara M. Coe, Miss Norma Smith. Wednesday, July 18-8 a. m., bas- ketry; S:45 Sunday School Methods" !" Oscar A. Phelps; g, elocution; 9:5O. cooking school; 10, children's story hour; Il, nature talk, "A Bird in the Bush,'' Miss Julia F. White; 1.3O p. m., assembly chorus: 2:45 magical pre- ! Jude, Fred A. Eldred; 3:15 literary anl musical recital, Miss Marjorie M. Chandler, Miss Virginia B.. Caring ton; 4:30 Delsarte; 7:45 song recital. Miss Edna Kimball; S:15 magic and mystery, Fred A. Eldred.
 Thursday, July 19 Shakespeare Day)-s a. m., basketry; s:45, "sun- day School Worship" Oscar A. Phelps; 9, elocution: 9:50, cooking. school; TO-, children's story hour; Il, nature talk, "Fildleheads and Hy- brids," Mis- Julia F. White: 1880 p. m., assembly chorus; 2:45, musical pre- Jude, Sicilian stringed trio; S:15 lec- ture, Shakespeare, the Master Art ist," Truman J. Spencer; 4:30, Del sarte: 7:45, Shakespeare songs, Miss Edna Kimball; S:15, recital, '.The Mer- chant of Venices% James Francis O'Donnel1.
 Friday, July 2s Temperance Day) -s .m., basketry; s:45. 'The Sunday
 School Army" Oscar A. Phelps; 9, elocution; 9:50, cooking school; 10, children's story hour; II, nature talk, ..The First Paper Makers Miss Julia F. White; 1.30 p. n., assembly chorus; 2:45, prize essay contest, music: 4:3O. Delsarte; 7:45, musical prelude, sicil- ian stringed trio; S:15, recital, "The Christmas Carol" James Francis O'Donnell.
 Saturday. July 21-8 a. m., bas- ketryx s:45, Round Table: 9:5o, cook ing school; 10, children's story hour; II, nature talk, ''How Nature Builds 8 Tree" Miss Julia F. White; 1880 p. m.. assembly chorus; 2:45, prelude. Miss Justine Roberts, Miss Julia Greiner; 3:15.. lecture, "The Living Word James Francis O'Donnell; 4:30, Del sarte; 7:45, prelude lecture; S:15. en- tertainment, Miss Justine Roberts Miss Julia Grciner.
 Sunday, July 22-9 a. m., sunday School, 'sennacherib's Invasion of Judea;" 1O:30, sermon; 3:45 p. m.' sermon; 7:45, illustrated lecture, "In-
 
 Monday. July 23-8 a. m., basketry; s:45. Round Table; g, elocution; 9:50, cooking school; 10, children's hour; ii. lecture, Mrs. w. H. Goddard; 1880 D. m., assembly chorus; 2:45. musical prelude, Misses Estelle and Grace Cushman; 3:15, recital, Come Out of the Kitchen Miss Julia Rogers Beach; 4:3O, Delsarte; 8, entertain ment. Mrs. Holton and her classes.
 Tuesday, July 24-9:50 a. m., lec- ture, "Domestic Science" Miss Annie I. Robertson: 2 p. m., procession, Rec- ognition Day exercises; address s.What's the Use of Brains?" Truman T. Spencer; 4, alumni banquet; 8, clos ing concert, Miss Estelle P. Cushman, director; 9:3O, camp fire.
 Yields Carving Knife. Tony Ciritza was released under bonds of $1OO this morning until to- morrow night when he will be ar 1 raigned before Justice E.. F. Prior on the charge of assault, the result of a l brawl in the dining ear connected l with the transfer station last evening.
 when, it is alleged, hs attempted to i stab one of his fellow workers. 1 The circumstances of the fracas are not known in detail to the police. Eye witnesses of tho affair relate that