New Britain herald., 1923-10-26
ORGAN RECITAL IS
 A GREAT SUCCESS.
Over 300 Listen to a Pleasing Pro-
 gram by Hartford Artists
MRS. NELLIE NOBLEION DIES
Halloween social Pasiponed-Death af Fannie euttiei-sa seheai ses. sioas Today-fiainsiiie 10 fhy in New Britsin-iriefs.

New Britain-iiriefs.
 The organ recital and vocal eoneer
 rendered jointly by Robert e, rrut
 ting and John T, Dowd of Hartford il | the Congregational church last eve ming was a great success from eyerl angle. Over 500 persons attended in
 eluding visitors from the neighhoTint cities and towns, The contention thai the organ which has been recently in stalled, Is one Of the best in a church the size Of the local Congregations church. was borne out last evening when played under inc masterfu guidance Of Mir. Prutting.
 The program was tastefully ar ranged to bring out the power and the sweetness of the pipes and The vocal selections as rendered by MT. powd gave full evidence Of the pow CTS Of Inc singer.
 The work of Mir. Dowd in the num- bers which he rendered. shows him to be ono Of the best yocalists In this section af the state. Too much can- not be said about the playing of Mir. Prutting. He. left nothing 10 be de- sired. Efforts will be made to have them appear in Plalnyiile again. The program was as follows: Prac- | ludium (E Flat MaJor). Hessex and Fugue (F Minor). Handel, Mir. prut- ting; Recitation and Aria from "rhe Creation" Haydn. Mir. Dowd; Reve Charmant D'Lille. Barcarole. Fanlkes. cappriccio. Lemaigre, Even tide Introductory hymn. Abide With Me") Frysinger, Hosanna, Wachs, Mir. Prutting; Hymn to the Night, Campbell Tipton, Wherc'er You Walk, Handel, Total Eclipse. Handel, Be Thou Faithful Unto Death from "st. Paul." Mendelssohn, Mir. Dowd Marche Solcnelle, Mailly. Mir. Prutting. Mir. Dowd was encored several times and rendered some very pleasing numbers.
 Mrs. Nellie Nobleton.
 Mrs. Nellie Nobleton. age about 70 years. died at her kome on Whiting street last evening after an illness of several months. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Butler Corlett and | Miss l.. A. Nobleton, both of Plain- vile. The funeral will be held Sun day afternoon at o'clock from the undertaking parlors of w. A. Bailey l & Co.,, and burial will be in West | cemetery.
 Halloween Social Postponed.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary to Brock Barnes post, American Legion, met | last evening in the post rooms on Whiting street and during the busi- ness session, it was voted to have the charter draped in memory Of Mrs. Susan Barrows, on the date when it was proposed to hold the Halloween social. It was voted to postpone the social indefinitely.
 Little Daughter Dies.
 Fannie Cuttici, -year-old child of Mir. and Mrs. Anthony Cuttici of Whiting street, died at her home yes- .erday after short illness. The fu- neral was held this afternoon at o'clock and burial was in St. Josepf's Arrangements were made ,y w. A. Bailey &, Co.
 No School Sessions. There were no sessions il the pub- ic schools of Plainville today because If the attendance of the local teaGh- ITS at the state convention which iSl f ,eing held throughout the state. lost of the local school ma'ams at oday.
 Plainvillc ys. New Britain.
 The All-Plainville football team !, ,ill play the fast and heavy Rangers f New Britain at Hoffmann's Field ,ast street, News Britain, Sunday aft 1t rnoon at 3 o'clock. This will be the tt ny game in New Britain as the New k 'ritain big team is playing out of tt own that day. Manager Ray Neff p equests all members of the team to W eport in the center of Plainvile at c' 80 o'clock Sunday afternoon to to lake the trip to New Britain by au- si ,mobile truck. There will be prac- q ce of the squad this evening on g rumbulls lot. oi
 Getting Bids on Signs. Tn The board of selectmen are receiv- te g bids on the routing signs to be p' aced in the center of the town and
  act will be let, it has been stated. Ht he addition of the signs will be a f' elcome innovation to the town m
 Legion Meeting Monday IT Brock Barnes post American Le- sv on will meet in the post rooms on WI hitting street, Monday evening to co ar reports from the national con ntion of the order which was held San Francisco last week. Plans ou Il be perfected for the big observ- u ce of Armistice Day and the com ali ttee in charge of the production of n' nder the Sea" will make report. ue my other matters of importance az ] be transacted
 Wins Second Match pc The Russell Block bowling team po n the second match in the Recrea- sio n Center bowling league last eve s.' g, nosing out the Foresters team 'n, small margin. The score, when WI ". dust had cleared away stood two ua! mes to one in favor of the Russell i,