New Britain herald., 1924-10-31

 Mir. McGowan was struck by motor car as he was crossing street and suffered q fracture Of the skull as we'll as other injuries. Bristol Club to Have Returns The Bristol Club is planning an elaborate time for election night. Election returns will be received on a radio operated by A. J. Kozeil and a luncheon will be served. VIII Broadcast Selections Arrangements were completed this morning for the broadcasting Of sev- eral selections taken from the pros grams of the winter concert course Of the Community events committee. This broadeasting will be done from the city hall building, Saturday night, commencing at 7.So o'clock. An- nouncements will be made from Sta- ton BCEC. Among the numbers to be broadcasted will be two selections from the Barber of Seville, Dawn With Her Rosy Mantle" and If My Name You Would Know"
 While these numbers are sung in Italian by Schipa, the singing in the opera to be presented here next Thursday night will be in English.
 Another selection that will be broadcasted Saturday night Is "Slan- der's Whisper" by Chsliapin, the noted baritone of the Metropolitan Opera company.
 Tn addition to other numbers that will be rendered from the Barber of Seville through StationS BCEC there will be three or four selections as played by the Balalaika orchestra Among the numbers that have been guaranteed are Bright Moon," "C0- uuette Polka" Song of the Volga Eoatman," and Spanish Waltz"
 It is also anticipated that the voice of Della Baker, the lyric color aura soprano, who is 10 appear in the winter concert course with the Balalaika orchestra. will be heard through station BCEC.
 Ticket Chairman C. s. Joy arl- nounced this morning that practical- ly the entire main floor of the Con- munity theater had been sold out for the five concerts of the winter course. He states that no single admission tickets are being sold at the present time and none will be z the ticket committee will not re- serve single admission seats as they can not be used for the other four events.
 There yet remains 8 very large number of seats in the balcony. every one of which is excellent for concerts. In fact, many consider the balcony seats the better seats in the Community theater for concert pro- grams owing to the acoustic proper ties of the hall. Those desiring to secure reserved seats for the five events of the winter course will find very fine choice in the balcony If they make immediate application at Watkins Brothers store or through Ticket Chairman Charles s. Joy.
 Commerce Election Progressing
 The annual election Of directors for the Chamber of Commerce is taking place with the polls closing at 6 o'clock tonight.
 Immediately following the declar-t ation by the judges of the election q meeting of the newly elected board | will be announced and this board will proceed to the election of off, cers for the ensuing year. A splen- did record has been made by the chamber of commerce the past year in community efforts and endeavors and because of the work ahead for this coming year a large portion or the membership has expressed an interest in the election of those who will act as the directing board for the chamber during the next twelve months. Twenty persons will assist in the counting of the ballots this evening.