New Britain herald., 1923-06-18


 evening, there will he a final rehearsal for the children who are @ take part iA Grange hall, The program wili consist 0f Ieeiialiens, songs, group singing and an old fashioned qua dFille hy a number Of the children,
 Pupils Gi,e Recital
 An excellent recital was given frir day evening al f,la o'clock at lil West Main street hy the pupils Of Mrs, Adella Norton and an unusually large number Of people attended, The program, as arranged hy Mrs, Merton, was well rendered and was enjoyed hF those in attendance, The numbers showed the pupils ta be well trained, The program is as follows
 Gallep, Carl Jahn, Priscilla hislini Duet, Lois and I.ydeil EllswaTihi "JelIy and Cheerful" c, Rohm, Ber, nice Rirnhaum;, Spring Flowers" Francois Rehr, Constance Nieinns and Hazel simmandsi piano selection, l,y' dell Ellsworth, ".Aliee Where Art Thou" Rose M, Broehard, Constance yieinus; Alive Waltz" Streahorg, Olive MeRurneyl Dreaming" nee' tnFne. Julia kenzura, march. t.ange, Dorothy Dunbar, duet, march, nn, ih, No. 1. Charles Becker, Ruth Elliot and Hazel simmonds; piano selection Lois Ellsworth, duet, Priscilla bistln and Ella Kenzurai Alpine Hut" On, sth, I ange, Ella kenzura; "rlower sons," .ange, Doris Denault; duet, Eva Mer- row and Mabel Nilsson: "on tho Mea' dow" op. No, 2, Lichner Hazel sim. monds; spinning Wheel Polka" sehmoll. Mabel Nilsoni "Enehanting Cascade" Harris: duet, America" Rernice Rirnhaum and Olive MeBur- ney. with violin ohligatto, Jasper Nor ton,
 Baby Clinic Friday
 The baby clinic to be held in the Community theater Friday afternoon will be well attended from all reports All children under i've years Of age will be examined free of charge by member of the state health board.
 Society Circus Plans
 Work will be stated this evening on erecting the tents and other nmuse- ments 10 be seen at the American Legion society circus which opens np next Saturday on tho town lot. The main tent will be erected Wednesday and the entire lot will be under can yoss by Friday night. The receipts Of last years show were so large. that the committee feels that a real show cnn be afforded this year and for that reason, local talent will be replaced by real legitimate circus acts. Besides the main show, there uill he mann moth side show, a big restaurant. ana a n;mber of booths with great va riety of merchandise on them. The affair this year will be the best and biggest show that has ever hit Plain vile and with the circus acts, some Of them formerly with Ringing Bros. and Rarnum and Bailey's biz time cir- GUS, it will be greeted with enthusiasm by residents here and in towns sur rounding.
 Strawberry Festival.
 Wednesday evening the G. w. club will hold strawberry shortcake ana ice cream festival on the Baptist church lawn. If stormy the affair Will be conducted in the church parlors'
 Plainvillc Briefs
 Miss Hattie Beach of Oakland Ter race. Hartford, was the week-eno guest of Mrs. Irving T. Tyler Of Park street.
 Mrs. Loren Graham and son, James, of West Main street, are expected home today from Boston where they spent the weekend.
 1c Millinery Sale at Goldenblum B. Two Hats for the price of one. Four days-Wednesday Thursday, Friday and Saturday-advt-
 SPECIAL, NOTICE--To users Of grain in Plainville and vicinity Commencing Wednesday, May 2o' we will close our mill at noon during June. July and August. Get your or ders in on Tuesday or early Wednes- day morning. Respectfully, William S. Eaton.--advt.