New Britain herald., 1919-07-16
ChautauQua Well -Attcndcd.

The attendance at the sessions of the chautauqua now being held at the Methodist camp ground is most suc- cessful The sale of tickets has also surprised those in charge. The at tendance will be greatly increased during the special days on the pro- gram when people from this and neighIooring towns will attend in large mum berS.
 The seasons study courses opened yesterday with all the faculty mem bers in attendance and eager fo" work, Mrs. Wright's class in basketry has the distinction of being the first to organize this year and will meet daily at o'clock in the morning for further work and instructions A class in clOcution was organized at 3 clock by Mrs. &ittie M. FIolton. This class meets at the kcnsingaon church house. A large attendance is report ed. The domestic sCislc course in charge of Miss Margaret Simpson is proving the most popular and in cludes a large percentage of those at the grounds. Miss Julia F.%White is in charge of the nature study course conducted in the auditorium at Il a. m.
 The Connecticut ChaUtauqua as sembly chorus met and organized for this season at 1:3O yesterday after noon. Miss Estclle Cushman is di- rector; Miss Rose IIaSScr, pianist; and Miss Grace CuShman, NioliniSt. Mrs. J. Oswald Bassctt, sopano soloist of Waterbury, is at the grounds and will assist in leading the chorus.
 The class in DelsartC was organized at o'clock with Mrs. Holden in oh 10 pNpOi0r'S was rendered by Miss Edna Kim bail, soprano soloist and pianist, and Miss Grace Tillion, reader and player of the guitar, mandolin, and ukulele.
 X large tent to be used as q garage has arrived at the grounds from Hartford and will he erected immcdi- ately. The entrance to the garage" will be from the west side off West street at tho north gate of the grounds The Bell city male quartet of Bristol will furnish a program of entertainment Thursday night. That night will also be specially observed as Bristol night and a large delega- tion from the city is expected to in wade the grounds. -
 A canning demonstration will be given on the ground next Tuesday afternoon.
 Signs Not Readable.
 A local garage man was kind enough this morning to remind The Herald reporter that the town was partly responsible for the failure Of observance of the parking districts for automobiles in he center of the town. He showei ore sign which could not be read. Rt stood near Collins lunch room ana was silently trying to tell it's duty, but the fact that the coat of paint was worn off helped make that duty hard% An investigation showed the rerlainder Of the parking signs in a condition lalmcst as bad.
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 blum millnlsr m V CO. Pig yalue.-Advt.
 Private Mptimer Lyman of the 1O2d whose death in action last Sep tember was only reported last week, was well known in this town. The hoy soldier had relatives here besides having many "bhddies" Of the army from this town as pals.
 Officers of SequaGsen lodge, l. c. 0. F., will be installed at a. meeting ot the lodge this evening The instalIa- tion will be done by District Deputy Grand Master Bidwell Of Bristol.
 Willard Cowles, chief radio electri- 1 elan, T. s. N, is spending short fur tough at his home here.
 All Millinery sale F price at | Goldonblum Millinag co,-Advt.