New Britain herald., 1924-02-26
EDGEWOOD SCHOOL
 DEDICATION PLANS
Program Of Exercises to Take
 Place Tomorrow Evening
BECKWI BENEFICIARIES
Benefit By Terms of Mrs. Guefn- sey's Wiil-Parent- Teachers Asso-
 citation of Jennings school Meets Tomorrow Night-Itens of Interest

Tomorrow Nisht-Items of Interest l Dedication of the handsome new school of the Edgewood district or Jerome avenue will take place or 1 Wednesday night after being post poned from last week because of the l indictment weather. The exercises will include short talks by Chairman No ble F.. Pierce of the board of educa- ton. Miss Alice Brown, chairman ot the rural school committee: Supcrin- tendent Of Schools Karl A. Reiche and E. s. Gillette Of the South Chip pens Hin Neighborhood club. Reef tstions will be given by Miss Azilda Hcbert, assistant supervisor of music in the schools. and solos will be sung by Miss Elizabeth Gleason, supervisor of music in the schools. The program will be concluded with dancing.
 The new building is two room structure with modern equipment, giv- ing the pupils and teachers almost 100 per cent advantages over the old building at the corner of Maple and Jerome avenues which has served for many years with it's anticipated equip ment.
 The following program will be presented.
 Holman's orchestra.
 Remarks-Hon. stephen M, Wells.
 So!o-Gaylord R. Cook.
 Remarks--Noble F.. Pierce.
 Duet--Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Him man.
 Remarks---A. C. Hitchcock. mem- Der committee on rural schools.
 Reading--Miss Azilda F.. Hebert.
 Remarks-Samuel Gillette, South chippins Hill Noighborhood club.
 Solo-aIiss Elizabeth Gleason, as- sisted by Mrs. Louis l.. Beach.
 Presentation of Keys -- Charles Loveland Of the building committed; Frank X. Barnes, committee chair man.
 Remarks-Karl A. Reiche. superin- tendent Bristol public schools.
 "spud' Drew Loans Equipment
 "Spud" Drew. coach of the Hart ford public high school football team has loaned the football uniforms to he cast of "Strongheart' for the col- ege football scenes which will be presented in that play on March ai he Community theatcr. The Hartford contains the blue and white eolors. which also represent Columbia university. around which the plot of tho play centers. The scenery for the production will br oaned by inc Palace theater of Hart ord. The play rehearsals are nearing under the direction Of Coach Joseph IIealy, and a splendid of stirring college scenA md a gripping play Of American life will be portrayed next Tuesday night l m the local stage by the St. Joscph's )rama Guild players.
 Banquet Tomorrow
 Final arrangements for the cham | Ter of commerce dinner on Wednes. lay night at the Endee Inn were nade today by Executive Manager Carl J. Arnold Of that organization. lore than 900 guests will attend the inner, which is expected to be one f the most brilliant gatherings of the eason. The souvenirs will occupy g argc grocery bag and will include lsny useful as well as ornamental fits. The speakers list is unusually Il Irong for the event.
 Bristol Briefs
 Miss Florence Wood Of Hartford is isiting Miss Azilda Hebert. assistant lperyisor Of music in the local ,hools.
 Miss Pauline Anderson has returned , her home on Church avenue, after isiting friends in New London.
 Miss Bcryl Stodden Of Sessions rect. has returned from her homo in orth Adams Mass. where she has cen spending several days.
 James H. Davis Nand Harry C. right have been summoned for jury 1ty at the March term Of the super r court in Hartford.
 Schoppl Ulosal
 The Fifth District school on Pine rect closed yesterday morning for le day at s:50 o'clock because Of the Lilure Of the heating plant. Boilci oublo developed so that the frigidity | the rooms could not be dispellcd 1d to prevent any illness among the iildren the sessions were called off IT the day until repairs could bc ef. cted school reopened this morn g as usual.
 VIII Benefits Beskwiths Carleton E. BeckWith Of 107 earns street and Kenneth l. Beck th or f0s stoarns street are bene- isr-ies for a substantial sum under c will of Mrs. Catherine Guernsey
 New York. which was offered for obstc in the surrogate court last .ek. They were friends of the 2 Isrnsey family. Carleton T.. Beck tn is assistant advertising manager the New Departure Mig. Co. and snneth E. I3eekHIth is a foreman ir D production department of the me concern.
 Parent -TearIierS Meeting Interesting numbers by the school iidren RiH be a part Of tlae pro- am Of the Parent Teachers sssOCia- n meeting of the John J. Jennings lool in the school on Wednesday -ht. 4 represpntatirf Of the s-att -estrv association uiU give a short k on forestry work Of the common anh. The board Of directors for ? association of the school has been sen as follows. Mrs. Edward Man aster. Mrs Robert Manchester. Mrs. nd Henry. Mrs. Ernest E. Merrill. 5. Charles E. Gaylsrd. Mrs. Peter einhardt. Mrs. Herman FroehIiels. g. John Woodward. Mrs Archie adIey. Miss Dorothy Haley. Mics ryI Sfodden. Harold French. -Iie Bradley. Charles wHife and ornas Lincoln.
 VIII Nf-n Pttnam District D4p1.fy Grand Egatt.1