New Britain herald., 1925-12-14

this city The Hunters and Warriors degree will Do conferred upon A large class of candidates by the yls- itins degree team.
 Choral Club Organizes
 The Womans Choral club, an out growth Of the Community Chorus has been recently organized under the direction of Arthur w. Jepson, The membership is open 10 all wo- men interested in singing and re- hearsals are being held on the first and third Tuesdays Of each month.
 The Blues Win
 Tho newly organized Bristol Blues basketball team made their second consecutive win at the second home game at the High school gym Sat urday evening taking the St. Mary's team of Manchester into camp. The preliminary game was played be- tween the Tigers of Farmington and the Bristol Boys club team, the Bristol boys emerging victorious.
 All HotSy Koski Now
 When Mrs. John HotkoSk Of the corner of North and Pond streets forgot and left her steak on the stove too long so that smoke filled the house at o'clock yesterday afternoon, she decided that it was time to invite the hremcn. Squad A. and Co. No. responded to the invitation and disposed of thc burn inE morsel hy removing 1t from the stove. Tho only damage was to thc steak The tircmcn did not remain 10 partake of the meal.
 To Pack Christmas Boxes
 Tomorrow afternoon, Dec. IS, thc numbers of the Womans Auxiliary of the American Legion. will meet in Legion hall to pack the Christ mas boxes for the disabled ex-scr,ice men who are confined in the Alling- town hospital The procedure 10 be followed this year Is somewhat different than in pcryious years, the work being done according 10 stand ard instructions of the state head quarters.
 The Holy City
 A large and appreciativo audience were present at the Baptist church last evening at the presentation of Gaul's sacred cantata "Tho Holy City" The work was presented by q chorus of 32 voices with orchcs- tral accompaniment under direction of Gaylord F. Cook. director of music and tenor soloist of tho church, The work was finely sung, the beauties of the composition being brought out 10 fine degree. Miss Margaret Perkins. 'cellist of New Britain, played the Song Without Words" by Davidoff as an Offertory selection. Those taking part in the chorus were: Sopranos, Daisy Booth Daley, Elizabeth Gleason, Estelle Platt Richardson, Gladys Whitman; altos, Ruth Edna Schade. Bertha Porch. Sara c. Hull, Nellie S. Sax ton; t"nors, Gaylord F. Cook, Philip E. Schaller, Roscoe l.. Sessions, Henry lovcjoy; basses, Robert Don aldson, William IT. Graham, Arthur J. Wasley, Charlcton M. Woodford Tn" pianist was Miss Margaret Traver, The cight-picco orchestra which was recruited for the occasion include Gertrude Olcott and Wilfred Th"aher, violins; Ralph c. Broth well, flute; Miss Margaret Perkins of New Britain, cello; Harry Cleveland, clarion"t; Frank Northrop, base viol; Edward Noon, cornet; William Mohlcr, trombone.
 Boy Scouts Swim Through the courtesy of the hoard of education, tn" swimming pool at tho high school is placed ct the dis posal of the Boy Scouts the first Saturday of each month in order that swimming tests and swimming merit badges may he obtained through the winter. Without faciI- ties of this kind, all of the merit badges in connection with swimming would b" gained only in the sum- m"r at the camp. Ahout 9 of tho scouts aYailod themselves of the swimming privilege at tho second swim of the season last Saturday morning.
 Bristol Musicians in New Britain
 A number Of Bristol people went to New Britain yesterday afternoon to hear tho singing of "Tho Mes siah" by th" New Britain Choral so- cicty, Bristol members Of the so- ciety who took part in the concert arc Josephine Terry. Lillian Culver, Mary NJ. l.. Peck Julia C. Johnson, Ell"n Eamsdel1, Bertha Porch and pr. C. J. Moore.
 In tho police Court
 The case of Thcodora Pisarski who was arrested on December S on tho charge of selling and keeping for sal" and a reputation for selling and who's" case was up for hoar- ing this morning, was continued un. til tomorrow morning.
 Eva Twardy who was charged with a reputation for selling was fined S200 and costs and given a To- day iail sentence.
 John Janik on the charge of transportation was fined s10o and costs and Peter Janik on the charge of keeping and reputation was also fined sl00 md costs with q 30 days suspended iail sentence.
 Edward Jones of Agney avenue, Terryville who was in collision with q car driven hv Emil Golnick of 4 Shultas place, Hartford last night on Broad street nearly opposite the Bristol Brass corporation and who was arrested on the charge Of driy- inc m 7l1f1,p NI,i1N ,,-I{fp ,,,l,, .h,