New Britain herald., 1925-08-12

rain should interfere, the concert will be given the following evening
 Charles P, Hatch. temporary con. ductor has arranged a program of light and pquante numbers. In the program We will have two new marches. one of which is "On the Mall" by Goldman.
 Among other numbers will he q >ylphoHo solo by Carl Becker who Ntll play tho overture from the operas, "Mignon,' which includes a flashing ro)onaisr that IS one of the most difficult and shoNy of all so- prano airs, The arrangement for this Dumhcr is by \. Cermgua who is also memher of the band
 IN ihc second rart of the program A. l. Wssley baritone, and (, KiHuN. tenor both of whom arc well l,noW2 local soloisls, will sing popular airs IS duets
 "Southorn Roses composition mU cf thn charm and nre, life nor rmrnt, and crarc or Inc old "Wa'ta King" c' Vienna, ] Strauss, will also be rcni,rci
 Another choice numher, an Indian love song. "Hy tNc Waters of M'pne- tcnka." will he played, following a ereci4' arraHEement of the music hy Mr, Cernjgla
 Novelty numhers wi'' not hc lack ine \ musical tra, cstie ny Perry. known IS The Warhlers' Serenade" in which rtrcolo solos and inets by Nossra BrothvcIl and Grab will be featured.
 Another novelty number will be \ characteristic composition by Dick er. known as "Cindorella's Bridal Trnc,ssior." This will he followed by humnrous tone story of "Hinky nink' by Brooks.
 March: On the Mall ..... Goldman O,crturn; Orpheus ,.... Of"nhach Waltz. Southern Roses ..,. Strauss Nylonhore solo: Overture Mig-
 non ... Arranged by \, Cerniglia
 Carl Becker
 2 Tntormezzo, Idi)io ..,,..,. lack h A musical travestie' The War
 Mors' Snrenade .,,...,.. Perry
 riccolos-Mess Rrothwsll
 and Grab
 1ntermission
 Excerpts from "The Pink Laiy"-
 "My Eeautiful lady .,.,. Caryl Popular ais:
 q. Oh. How I Miss You Tonight
 h. Let Me Call You Sweetheart
 \. ]. Was'ey. baritone ]. (. Ktlduff. tenor .a Characteristics C II 1 ere las
 Bridal Procession. .....,. ncker h. Humoristlc: Hinky Oink. Brooks Indian love song: Ky the Waters
 of Minnctonka .Turlow lieurance
 Arranged by A Cerniclia March; Our Director .... Rigelow
 Loses Car
 Charles II. Cole ot Terryville re- portcd 10 the police last night that a Ford coupe. left by him In front Of the Princess theater was missing, when he came out of the playhouse. Desk Officer Joseph Strup broad castcd the news ot the disappear ancc to police stations of other cities. The car was seen travel Ing in the direction of Forestville about 10 o'clock last night. Glass Cuts Girl.
 Miss Jessie Carroty Of Feouahuck a passenger in a motor car driven by l MCkinnel Morton of North Main street, this city, suffered a cut across : the forehead and cuts about the face rom flying glass, when the ma Chine, in which she was riding was struck by truck, owned by C. Funk, Inc. and driven hy Arthur Ilino also Of this city, last night on Broad street near Prospect street,
 According to the report. made 10 police headquarters, the truck was travelling toward torestNille and was forced to dart toward the left side Of thc roadway hy the sudden stop of a machine in front of it. The truck body went just far enough to the loft 10 catch the Morton car, which was traNeling in an opposite direc- 1 tion, toward this city. Both machines were w"ll smashed up in the impact, hut neither driver suffered any great 1 injury. The Carroty girl was thrown against the windshield, which was shattered in the impact. She was re- moved 10 the local hospital and, pending her recovery, continuance was decided upon at tho police court hearing on tho matter this morning until August Sl.