New Britain herald., 1924-04-24

Helen Wendland.
 g. Little Folksong ....... komzak . Leonard Herbert
 Q. Concerto, ed and Sd movements.
 DeBeriot
 Elof Thornbloom.
 II. Waltz in 4. Major ....... ' Brahms Holstein : May Dohrenwend. l". Romance ........... Czermonky
 William Hanrahan
 l5. Hungarian Dance ...... Haesche Peter Caron. l4. Mazurha Impromptu, op. 1....
 Hadley
 Sidney Alexander.
 15. Trio. Moderate CantabiIe. Dancla
 Dorothy Dewey, Sidney Alexand-
 CT, William Hanrahan.
 Bristol Briefs.
 Rev. J. Clement Martin of St. Jo- Seph's Cathedral. Hartford. is visiting relatives and friends here.
 Miss Eva Dopnes has returned to her home in Springfield. Mass, after visiting Mrs. Sophia Rice of Main street.
 Palos council, k. of C.. will meet tonight in Knights of Columbus hail.
 Mrs. Peter Conlon of Riverside ay- cnue entertained with IT tables of whist last night at K. of C. hall.
 Rev. Joseph Spielman of Elizabeth. N. J.. is visiting his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Adam Spielman, of Divinity street, for a few days. i Gerald and Francis Corrigan of St. i Thomas seminary, Hartford, are | spending he spring vacation at their home on Stearns street. Police Ball Friday Night. Concert numbers by artists of na- i tiona repute in the Community the- ater and dancing in the gymnasium. also in the north wing of the new high school. will comprise the pro- gram for the first annual police con- cert and ball on Friday night, when the proceeds will be devoted to the police pension fund, Already the committee secs a realization of at least sl 1000 for the fund. Tho event will bo the most prctentious in this city in recent years.
 New Britain First.
 New Britain will he the first nine 10 try out the wares of the New Departure aggregation on Sunday afternoon at Mus2y field, when the local diamond season will open. The visitors will have such well known players as Eddie Goeb, Eddie Ziclks. Joe Holcomb. Jimmy Greene and Snyder, all Of whom have appeared in former years in the local lineup. Goeb will manage the Hardware City team this year. The local nine will have practically the same lineup as last season and 1.anning and Waters will comprise the battery for Sunday. Manager Joseph Carroll Of the New Departures reports his charges in the pink of condition for the prying of Of tho diamond lid. He had planned on an encounter with the Brooklyn Royal Giants recently but the field could not be conditioned on time,
 Seven Years Old.
 Plans are being made by Wash- ington camp, r, O, S. Of A.. for the observance Of tho seventh anniver- sary of the installation of the camp on Friday night al the meeting in Red Mems hall. The camp has grown rapidly since its inception and now numbers several hundred mem bors The program includes an en- tertainment and luncheon, at which state officials will be present.
 EIks Frolic Coming. Governor Charles X, Tcmpleton win be thc intcrlocutor for the an- nual frolic on April 90 of Bristol odge of Elks, which will be directed py members of Waterbury lodge. The plans for the froic call for a minstrel show al the Community the- ltnr after which dancing program sil he enjoyed al ihe Elks home on ;outh street. The proceeds of the rolic win go to the Elks charity nnd. The minstrel cast will be one ,f inc largest that has ever appeared T tho city and snnppy selection of nus'cal and vaudeville numbers will ,e presented.
 Louis Tiorillo.
 Louis 1-iorillo. 5i years of age. one f the leading Italian citizens in I3ris- ol. was found dead in bed this morn ng at his home on Meadow street. le returned from New York ycster- ay and was apparently in the best f health upon retiring last night. He vas born in Italy, the son of iichac1 and Carmolla Fiorillo and anne to the United States when stiil young boy. Tho family settled in few Haven and Louis attended the ublic schools in that city. He came to Bristol, eS years ago nd started barber shop. in which he was successful. He gave iis mp after some years and entered le fruit and grocery business. Tn tier years he branched out into real tate. business which occupied him ,r inc remainder Of his life. In 1926 he married Miss Louise Ol- .rfich Of New Haven. who survives i'm.
 ffe vas prominent in political cir- cs in this city. taking an active part the republican party. He vas cmber Of the Fraternal order of 2 ges and of the 1talian- American Diitical clrb. He was former mem sr or the Connecticut National
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