New Britain herald., 1925-04-16

year by the school officials. The three weeks period Is being ob- served at present by the school with the Misses Elenora Johnson and Jennie Nelson in the superintendent of schools offices; Helen Guiden and Ethel Manchester in the c. J. Root Co.,; Eva Rather and Hazel Smith at tho Chamber of Commerce. The Misses Anne Lipson, Helen Mahoney and Eu4ora Byam have completed thrc3 weeks practice and have re- sumed their regular school sessions.
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 Standing Room Only" is the an- nouncement from the committee in charge of the police concert and ball on Friday night at the Community theater as all of the seats have been taken and the sale has been stopped. After the concert program dancing will take place in the high school gymnasium from 10 until o'clocn. The music will be played by the augmented New Departure orches- tra.
 "Thc First Year" Tonight
 "rhe First Year" will be present. ed tonight at the Community theater under auspices of the Community Players as the last offering of the season Of that organization. The cast has Eeen well drilled so that each role is being presented in a splendid manner. The cast follows:
 Fred Livingston, Arthur c. Hitch cock; Mrs. Livingston, Miss Eliza beth Gleason; Grace Livingston, Mrs. Grace Humphrey; Dr. Myron An cerson, Gales P. Moore, Sr,; Thomas Tucker, George Carlson; Hattie, Mrs. Bessie Spare; Peter Barstow, Ed ward Aspinwal; Mrs. Barstow, Mrs. Edith Ingraham.
 Mrs. Halle Gelbart Reynolds Of Hartford has coached the play for the last six weeks and is highly gratitied over the manner in which the rehearsals have developed.
 Finnegan Coming John Finnegan, tenor soloist at St. Patrick's cathedral in New York, will appear in concert program on April 20 at the Community theater under auspices of PaIos Council K. of c. With MT. Finnegan on the program will be several well known artists of New York. Mir. Finnegan appeared at the local theater last year under auspices of Palos coun- cil and scored a remarkable success
 Property Matters
 Mary Caikoski has sold 10 John w. Murphy property on Seymour street.
 William J. Malone has leased to 1 Frank McDonough the bowling al- leys on the second floor of the Auto building for five years at a rental of $225 per month.
 Catullo Fucini has sold to Peter and Mary sukowski property on | Sylvester street.
 Frank Cifone has sold to Vicenzo and Angelina Brunoli property on Benham street.
 Jacob and Pauline Westfield have sold to Wilfred and Rose D. Gau- thier. property on Divinity street.
 Band Leader Resigns
 B. F. Tabor, leader and conductor Of the New Departure Band, has re- signed as the head of the band and will go to California to make his home. His successor has not been chosen.
 V. F. w. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Harold F Emmett post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be held in American Le- zion hall this evening at o'clock. ! Plans regarding the state encamp- ment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars to be held here in June will be discussed and action will be taken regarding the V. F. w. band.
 A meeting of the general commit tee in charge of the state convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held at the city court room Fri day evening. Various matters con- corning the convention will be acted upon.
 Attending Conference Rev. Dr. William B. West, pastor of the Prospect Methodist church. is attending the annual meeting of the New York East Conference now be- ing held in Brooklyn. It is expect ed that Dr. West will be reassigned as pastor of the local church.