New Britain herald., 1924-04-08

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 Zigman appeared in court a few days ago and was given substantial fine as well as jail sentence but took an appeal. At that time the conviction was solely on reputation of having liquor for sale and of hav- ing sold the fluid. The discovery of the alcohol took place when the offi- cer was on his rounds, trying the doors and windows. The pile of cans and other rubbish appeared suspicious and little disturbance of the mess, brought forth the pearl of the oyster" 3 nice big can Of for getfuness." The policeman decided that such a can should not be left around unprotected and delivered it to headquarters. where it awaits the court session of Thursday.
 Concert Tonight.
 Paul Umphrey will be the piano soloist tonight at the Community theater. when he will be assisted in the presentation of the program by Miss Rhea Massicotte, soprano, of New Britain. The program will be as follows:
 Novelletten Schumann, op. 2l Nocturne ...... Claude Debussy Dreams of Love. Franz Liszt, No. ! Rigoletto. Concert Paraphrass. Liszt
 Mir. Umphrey Aria, "Ritorna Vincitor" from
 Aida verdi
 Miss Masscotte Caprice Espagnol ..............
 ............. Moszkowski, op. 37 Romance. ...... Sibelius, op. 24 No. 2 Concert Waltz. Rudolf Friml, op. 12
 Mir. Umphrey Ariette Were I Sunshine. =. Vidal Carnayal ............ Fourdrain Over the Steppe. .... Gretchaninoff Stanchen Serenade, 'Heimliche
 Aufforderung" (The Lovers
 Plcdgr) ................. Strauss
 Miss Massicotte Premiere Banade... Chopin, op. 23
 Mir. Umphrey My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair
 .................. Hayden Songs Of the Open. .LaForge The Haert of Rose. e........W Warren The Two Magicians. s....,.... .Curran
 Miss Massicotte Dance of Desire, ,,,............D Dett Staccato Caprice ........... Nogrich Hungarian Rapsodie No. 6.... .Liszt
 Mr. Umphrsy
 Red Mems MinstreIs.
 Plans have been completed by Compounce Tribe, l. O. R. M., for the annual minstrel show on April 10 at the wigwam. The A. F. C. players of Waterbury will be in charge. George Errico will direct the show and Eddie Toy will be in- tcrlocutor. The program follows: Opening Ode--"Mcllon Time in Dixie Land" Carolina Nanny" Hop. Skip and Jump March song--"Goodbye Big Town" ...,..........,, Entire Company Every Night l Cry Myself 10 Sleep Over You' .. William McMahon Chief Hokum" ,.....,.Rill stanton Tn the Garden Of the Gods. ".... INSTRUMENTATION. AL klinZman oh. for Heaven Sake" Mort Corners Sunrise and Your. George Gardener Tosti toodhye' ,,,..'..ssss..,. ,..... \. B. C. Double Quartotte Ten Thousand Years From Now" ......,.-,....,... Eddie Toy No One Loves You Any Better Than Your a-double-my". ,.........+..,.., George Brown out There in tho Sunshine With You" ,..,..,..,. Jack Rainyille Drifting Back 10 Drcamland". .. ..........M Master Robbie Haight "A. B. C. Wood Shoe Artists. ".... .,....,.... Manaway X Fandillar Hi Lee Hi Io". lizzie Miller In the Land Where the shamrocks Grow" .......... Richard Brown 'losing Melody--"That Old Gang Of Mine" "Just Song at TNi- light" Good Night, Beloved, Goodnight" ... Entire Company
 Celebrate Anniversary Mass. The fifth anniversary mass in onor of the Rev. T. ]. Kecna, for- Ter pastor Of St. Joscph's church, as celebrated this morning at clock by the Rev. oliver T. Mag ell. inc pastor Delegations from ocietics and church organizations lied the ediiicc.
 Bristol Briefs. Assessor Sidney M Barnard has ft on a business trip 10 Battle reck. Michigan. Mir. and Mrs. Charles n. White aye returned from Amherst, Mass, here they have been visiting rela- ycs.
 Library Board Meeting Roth the president and secretary cing absent. Thomas A. Tracy was ppointed president pro tenn. and otes Of tho meeting were kept by the brarian at a meeting of the direc- ITS.
 The librarian read his report for arch. showing total circulation of ,,g67. 773 or 6ls per cent more ian for March. 1923.
 In fact the circulation exceeded ny previous month. except March, '2s, and March 1921. of this circulation. 2.S07 or 22 per mt was juvenile fiction, and 7,22o,
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