New Britain herald., 1924-04-05
BRISTOL NEWS
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been taken up, even at this early date. The committee plans stellar event, which is expected to raise sl,- GOO for the police pension fund. The program for the evening will be divided into two parts. with the concert program starting at o'clock in the auditorium of the Community thcater. This program will consist Of selections by four metropolitan artists and . local vocalist. Announcement of this program will be made mex. week. and it's quality is guaranteed by the committee in charge.
 The second part of the program will take place in the gymnasium of the north wing of the high school and will be one of the most enjoyable dance programs offered in Bristol fo, some time. -.. ~-t.s.a..- :.
 The New Departure orchestra, aug, mented to ten pieces and using two pianos and xylophone, will provide the music. There will be novelty and spe- cialty numbers, and dancing will con stinue until one o'clock. - . Tho committee in charge of the aecond part has secured permission from the officials in charge to recon ition the gymnasium floor. This
 rcans that for the first time since
 ne building was opened 10 the pub
 .c the gymnasium will be in an eX-
 client condition for dancing purposes. @hc possibility Of putting finish on
 his floor for fine dancing, results
 rom tho completing of the basketball
 cheduie of the high school and other ilhletic games. Coming at the end .. the season, the officials in charge aye granted the concert and ball
 committee the privilege. of putting on
 wax finish which will make an un- tslal floor for dancing and will be greatly appreciated by the large num- ,t.r who will attend.
 The committee also has in charge ,, scheme of decorating that will cause . he gymnasium to be changed into a | over Of attractive color and great beauty. There arc many other fea- lures being worked ont by the com mittae and those already mentioned the scope upon which the general committee is working. to make HIS DI1t UT A1t itDSN ''ihPiN'' siF tairs of Its k.nd in the history Of the city.
 Army Club Plans Entertainment
 Preparations are going forward for tho first ladies' night Of the club which is to take place in conjunction with the business meeting Of April | 30. The events Of the evening will be 1 .ndor the direction of George Sim mons.
 Next Sunday will be the last day of 1 he contest between the club and the | nen's class and plans are under way | o make this final meeting big one. \ speaker has been arranged for that t yill he well worth hearing and it is uggnstcd that all members Of tho | .luh and their friends make their llans to be present
 Fighters Arc Fined
 Daniel ITitchsa was fined SEQ and \ ,osts and Valentine Sundak sl0 and < osts by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan in . ,oliee court today. Tho men engaged \ n fstic argument at Hitchwa's .omc in Forcstville last Sunday. They fere charged with assault and breach f the peace. Attorney Joseph c. Woods of New Britain represented litchwa.
 shea Divorce suit Heard
 The caso Of Frank NJ. Shea of this ity. suing for divorce from Mary .owley Shea, charging assertion. was card before Judge Ilinman in the lpcrior court yesterday. Evidence .as introduced that Shea's wifc had escrtcd him and married Peter turns at hlillerton. x. r., and that , hey afc now making their home in | Detective Sergeant I 'ancl McGilicuddy of Bristol appear I as a witness in the case 10 s,ibstan- ato the evidence as to tho marriage f Mrs. Shea and Turns Judge Hin- ian reserved decision. The Sheas rere married in Now Hartford on larch 1a. 1919. Il
 Mrs. Coulter Granted Divorce Julia X. Jenks Coulter Of this city
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