New Britain herald., 1925-02-14
CHARGE AGAINST WOMAN DISMISSED Judge Malone Discharges Mrs.
 ZebrOSki After Assault Hearing BIG SALE FOR CONCERT
High school Defeated by South Manchester -- r. r. Barnes 10 Speak at Brotherhood-Eour Feet More of Water in Rescr, oir.

Dismissal of tho charges against Mrs, Martella ZobrowsM of Terry vile, involved in | quarrel with Dominick J. Ales. local real estate broker, last week. when something vas thrown into the complainant eyes. took place when Judge Will liam J. Malone heard the case this morning in the city court.
 The woman called at the Alcs off, fee last Saturday to transact busi- ness and when the terms were men toned she apparently became an- gerpd and something was thrown in Alcs' eyes, inflaming them. He as- serted that acid had been thrown in an attempt to destroy his sight but the evidence indicated that nothing more harmful than pepper had been employed by the woman. Ales was given medical attendance after the disagreement and in court today showed little ill effects from his experience.
 High school Loses
 Although playing splendid game, the local high school quintet bowed to deefat by score of 27 to 17 last night at the high school gymnasium at the hands of the South Manchcs- ter five. The locals followed he ball closely and bombarded the baskets with shots but seemed to have a jnx busily at work. for the ball con- tinually rolled away from the hoop. Manchester's forwards did not have as many chances 10 score as the To- thereby taking the game. The game was fast and furious from the start and was declared to have been the best on the local floor this year In the preliminary contest, the Man chester seconds deefated the local second team by score of 43 to IT. Closing Concert Scheduled
 The coming to Bristol of Suzanne keener, formerly of the Metropoli- tan Opera Company Monday night which has aroused considerable in- terest and the desire to entertain this noted song-bird has been quite universal
 The disposal of a large number of tickets for this final event indicates the great interest that the Bristol people have in this singer. While it will be one of the largest audiences of the entire series of the winter courcs there yet remain few seats that will enable those securing same to enjoy the concert. These seats are for the most part in the balcony, but as the acoustic properties of the Community Theater are such that the balcony seats are really the best for concerts, these tickets should be taken very quickly.
 Her program follows:
 Mad Scene from Lucia |. Donizetti
 Miss Keenar
 With flute obligato
 Fantasie Piece ......... Schumann
 
 Witches Dance ........ Mcdowell
 Mir. Putnam
 Scandinavian folk song in costume Rosclille .,......... -. Denmark Laid Me Down So softly. Norway When l Was Seventeen .... Sweden
 Miss keener
 INTERMISSlON
 French songs in Louis XVI costume Vous Dansez Marquise ... Lemaire Mon Petit Occur Soupire ,.....
 .................... Folk Song "Laughing Song from Manon
 Lescaut ............... Auber
 Miss Kcener
 Serenade ................ Hue Le Petit Berger .......... Debussy Allcgrctto ................. Goddard Mir. Williams
 NOrtur1e .......',,..',..,, tufFdh April Song ,.............. Sontag
 Written for Miss keener Only in Dream ...... Frank Grey When Blossoms Come Frank Grey
 MISS lNeenFf
 Bristol Tuned In
 Hundreds of radio sets all over the city were tuned in for the concert from the Travellers station, WTlC of Hartford last night when a mixed quartet rendered the program, ac- companicd hy Mrs. L. l.. Beach of this city. In the quartet were Ray mond w. Cook of Prospect place, tenor in tho quartet at the Congre- gational church; Miss Elizabeth Gleason, supervisor of music in the Bristol schools, and Dwight II, Al- len of Terryville.
 W. k. (. Meetings
 An all day sewing meeting of the Gilbert w. Thompson post, Women's Relief corps, will he held in the G.