New Britain herald., 1924-05-26
served by the water.

served by the water.
 It is understood that the city or New Britain will also have q represcn- tatiye at the meeting 10 make an ap- peal. The city owns the sewer beds in serin and it will ask for rebates on account of the fact that water is not being furnished, ihere being no need for it.
 An operetta, "The Stolen Flower Queen" will he presented at the town hall on Wednesday evening of this week at s:l6 o'clock, daylight saving time, by the pupils of the Worthington school. The cast is large one and has been hard at work for several weeks, as the play is a difficult one. Miss Mildred Clark has been directing the children in their parts.
 The cast and program is: Overture
 Prologue ...,..,. Harvey Woodruff Opening chorus ot Flowers ....
 Alice Guite, Josephine Julian,
 Annie Tamositis Fern Bruce.
 Margaret Nerson, Mary Rambis;
 Heralds, John Mesgley and Nes-
 ley Gwatkin
 Song and Dance Ivory for Rent"
 Johnny Juwp Up ....,.....
 ..,.......,,,,,. William skinner The King Of the Weeds. "......
 William Hepworih. and Clarence
 Rachman. James Hamilton, El-
 iiott GHatk!n, Walter Jeske Hail Sister Flowerets .........
 Fairy Queen, Norma Gibney.
 Fairies; Mildred Sonnenberg,
 Ruth Bancroft. Mary Michacls,
 Virginia Bushnell swift at Your Bidding" .......
 ........ Fairy Song and Dance South Nind ....... Florence Gibney Fluti erinc Butterflies .........
 Frieda Psuloz. Priscilla t1skn.
 Lucille skinner. Marion Habcr;
 leader. Edith Deming North Wind .......... Della Bunk Gay Little Snow flakes .........
 Janet Houghion. Winifred Pratt.
 Gladys Weymouth, Marthina
 Fitzgerald; Elizabeth Demins.
 leader.
 fdst Berlin ftcUls.
 The feature picture to be shown at the Athletic hall this evening at 8 o'clock will be William s. Hart in 'The Square Deal Man"
 Mir. and Mrs C. c. Morgan Of NewtoNn. Conn. were the guests of ] Mrs. D. E. Hubbard over the week end.
 \ food. apron and candy sale will be held in the Methodist church basement Tuesday evening st s o'clock.
 The library sirl be open this eve ming from 1880 10 s:Sg o'clock for the exchange or books.
 Miss Virginia Root of Hartford spent the weekend at her home on Main street. Tho Fast Berlin ball team defeated . inc Berlin team Saturday afternoon with score 10 10 s. The Oriole team Of New Britain defeated the local team Sunday afternoon by score. 10 4.
 Mrs. Marjorie Bailev and son. 1.e.- lie. spent Sunday ss the guests or Miss Hazel Ferry at her home in Becklev.
 The pupils of the Hubbard school uill present their play. Bonnie Bsll'' at the Athletic hall Thursday evd ming of this week. 4 rehearsal will be held al the hall Tuesday after noon.
 < number from this place Hili at- end the entertainment 10 h. given by the pupils of the Worthington school al the town hall in Berlin Wednesday evening al 5 o'clock.
 Mir and Mrs Thomas Knight. who nave been spending the past winter n MiddietoHn. have returned 10 their nome in this place. ti The East Berlin Coal & Wood Co. Is booking orders for all sizes Of anthra- .ite coal at the lowest prices of the eason. Phone s51-14 Win. T.. 3rown. sales -anager-advt. Just received se0 GIadiolus huIIs. 5 -arieiies. 75c per dog. s5 per hum Ired. Don't forget plants for Deeora- ion Day. Giana & Isonketty. Main ;t. Kensineton.-ad
 
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