New Britain herald., 1924-10-17

"Chanson Slade" ...... C. w. Kern
 Organ
 "Oh, Italia, Italia Beloved .....
 ...,...,..'.. DoIiZeltd
 Choral society When The Saviour Went Home
 .............. McGranahan
 Male quartet Strength of The Hills"-Tenor solo
 John Case The Lord is My Shepherd .... .,.. ............... koschat
 Quintet
 Eye Hath Not Seen" ,..... Gaul
 Miss Ruth Frye, contralto Spirit Immortal" ........ Nardi
 HI Choral society Waiting" ...........: Willard
 Miss Ruth Paulson, soprano "The Holy City"-solo
 Mrs, W. S. Couch Communion Service in E Flat
 ... .aLG -. !.............. Munson
 3a Choral Society will You Not Gomez" Selection "The Mellow EVeTs Gliding" Holden
 Male quartet.
 The soloists in this organization include Miss Katherine Horahan and Mrs. Walter Pannon, sopranos; John Case, tenor; H. J. Dyer, baritone; w. II. Davis, bass; male quartet, John Case, first tenor; Rev. Mr. Cam, second tenor; c. c. Munson, first bass, and W. H. Davis, second bass; quintet, Miss F. Klackring, soprano; Mrs. Miller, alto; Tohn Case. tenor: G. C. Munson, baritone, and W. S. Couch, bass.
 Miss Marjorie Wells will act as and G. c Munson as conductor The choral society will be assisted by Mrs. C. w. Guy. vio- Iinist.
 Improved After Operation
 Albert F'ritzson of Robbins road Is reported to be much improved in health after an operation performed at the New Britain general hospital recently.
 Case Is NOlled
 The case of Joseph P. Frederick, who appealed from the decision of Judge Griswold in the Berlin court recently, when he was arraigned on l charge of reckless driving, has been nolled in superior court.
 Lyceum Will Organize
 The annual meeting of the Mems Lyceum of KensiDgton, which will also be the first meeting of this sea son, will be held on Monday evening of next week at o'clock at the kensington Congregational church. The election of officers and new com nittees will take place and a general outline of plans for the coming year will be drawn up.
 It is planned to continue along the ines of debating, as has been the custom since the club was organized. It Is also hoped that many new members may join the club, so that he season may be as successful as possible.
 Struck by Automobile
 Christian Retz of Berlin, 72 years 'ld, a machinstemployed in New Britain. was struck by an automo- bile driven by Harry Ashworth of Berlin last evening, just after he had eft a trolley car in front of his nome on Pennington avenue. Retz boards with William Russell. He was assisted into the house md pr. Thomas c. Hodgson was called. The physician found several cuts about MT. Retz's head and several bruises on his body, but he could not find any broken bones. MT. Ashworth reported the occur refce to Prosecutor Charles. F. Lewis. MT, Lewis said today that he could find nothing to indicate that Ashworth was at fault. Ap- Retz walked in front Of the trolley car and out into the road, not waiting until the trolley car could get past him, so that he could see whether or not vehicles were coming along the road. Last Chance "To Be Made"
 Tomorrow will be the last chance for Berlin residents to be made" voters, according to the town clerk today The town clerk. the select men and the registrars will be in session tomorrow from until 6 o'clock for Admitting residents to the electors oath.
 Drum Corps to Parade The St. Paul's Drum Corps will