New Britain herald., 1924-12-02

win so to the fund for helpIng graduates Of the Bristol high school through Yale college.
 This will be the first time in the history of tho city that the Yale GIee club has been brought to this city, The event Is In charge of the Bristol falo club, an organization Of Yale graduates to the number of bs who live in this city and neighbor- Ing towns, The committee actively in charge Of the event consists Of George Clark, chairman; Judge Rog- cr s, Newell, Fuller F. Barnes, Judge Newell Jennings and Gales F. Moore, Jr.
 Exposition Attracts Many
 Opening of the mercantile exposi- ton last night in the new building of Judge William J. Malone on Main street scored another success for the local chamber of commerce. Governor Charle. Templeton and Mayor John F.. Wade were among the guests of the affair as were otn- CT city officials. After a program Of dancing and musical numbers, a fashion show was presented, Danc- ing concluded tho program. The ex- position will continue for the rest of the week.
 Br1ich Fills Theatcr
 The Fritz Bruch ensemble attract ed a capacity audience to the Com munty theatcr last night when a splendid program of violin and eel To selections were interspersed with plano solos and readings.
 Assisting Fritz Bruch and Miss Lucie Brnch on the program were Pauline Thurston, reader, and Harry Wilhelm, pianist, all of whom were warmly received. The numbers were presented with a fine depth of feel ing which the audience enjoyed im- mensely. The program was the sec ond Of the series of community events, being staged this year at the Community theater.
 bos fNfHlJ IOllIltI lsIcCIIOn
 The annual meeting of the Bristol council of the Boy Scouts Of America will take place in the Elks hall this evening when officers will be elected. The event will begin with a supper at 6:S0. which will be followed by an address by Harold B. Converse, re- gional scout executive of Boston.
 Charles R. Riley is president of
 Spanish War Vets To Elect
 Election Of officers will take place at the meeting Of the Captain G. A. HadseIl camp, Spanish War Veter- ans and the Ladies' Auxiliary of the camp. to be held in the Red Mems hall tomorrow evening. After the business meetings of the camp and the auxiliary, a supper will be serv- ed and social time was held.
 State officers of both organizations will be present, including Depart ment Commander Johnson of New Britain.
 Attachment Made
 Property of Margaret St. Denis on Chestnut street has been attached by Constable Joseph Harding in the suit brought against her by William R. smalley of New Bedford. Mass, for S2,5o0. Mr, smailey is represented by Judge William J. Malone.
 The Bristol Trust company will send out checks amounting to over $6O, ,000 on Friday to members of its annual Christmas club. The com 1 pany was one of the first banks in the state to inaugurate the Christ mas club idea, starting it in 1912. | Since that time the bank has sent out over s60o,0QO in Christmas club 1 checks.
 The amount sent out this year to ifs Christmas club members is about $@,pn0 more than the previous year.
 Davis Remembers Bremen
 AS token of appreciation of the work of the Bristol fire department in saving his home from destruction last October, Thomas L, Davis of the Bristol Trust company has mailed the fremen a Christmas check. The money will go to the Firemens Benefit association.