New Britain herald., 1926-04-01

day April is.
 K, OF r. MEETING ! The regular meeting of Ethan lodge, k. of T.. will be held this evening at s o'clock in Arcanum ! hall
 Elks Installation
 The recently elected officers of Bristol lodge, Protective Orders of Elks. will be installed at the regu. lar meeting of the lodge to be held this evening, Past District Deputy D. F, R. Thomas A. Tracy will have charge of the installation.
 Police BalI
 All plans for the third annual DO. lice concert and ball 10 be held fin the Community theater Of the High school April 9 are now com. plete, and assurance has been re- ceived that all of the artists. who have been engaged for the occasion. will be on hand.
 Miss Mary Magnell Of Hartford, well known throughout the state for her ability as a harpist. Is 10 play some very Interesting numbers. such as "rhe Song of the volga Boat men," "Gypsy Love Song" and The World is Waiting for the Sunrise" Miss Magnell has been a student Of the harp for the past eight years and is at present studying from one of the masters In New York.
 The Harmony entertainers group of young lady novelty musi- clans have also been booked for the evening. Miss Charlotte Tay- Tor, soprano, was formerly feature artist on the strand Roof in New York Miss Alice LYbarger is the pianist and entertainer of the group land her sister, Miss Margaret. is a .Wollnist and novelty instrumental ist, This trio are known 10 many radio fans due 10 the fact that they broadcast a program from WTIC in 1 Hartford last February.
 Jackson Kinsey, one of New York's leading solo hsritones, is 10 sing The Toreador," "On the Road 10 Mandalay" and The Song of the , Flea"
 James r. Leonard & Co. will al- SO appear in "puffy's Rise" This i Is q comedy. based on the story of | a bricklayer who acquires for tune and moves to q large house on Fifth avenue. New York.
 Claire Niles a classical dancer, will he another feature Of the pro- gram.
 The decorations of the ballroom will be unique, and Roscoe Sessions, chairman of the dance committee, announces that they will differ con- siderably from those Of the past two years,
 The music during the evening [ Twill be furnished by the New De- parture orchestra of ten pieces. Guarantors' Meeting Postponed
 The annual meeting Of the guar antors of the Bristol Chautauqua. scheduled to be held in The Bristol National Bank at 7:3o o'clock last night. was indefinitely postponed on account of the indictment weather.
 It Is probable that the meeting Will be held soon 10 outline plans for the Chautauqua this year.
 Trinity Episcopal Church
 This evening in Trinity Episcopal church, class of adults will re- ceive confirmation, which will be ad- ministered by Bishop Acheson.
 On Good Friday the first service will be held at 9:l5 a. m. and from 12 noon to p. m. the commemora- ton of tho Three Hours will be ob- served The service will be con- ducted by the rector. Rev. John Will kins and Bishop Acheson will give the addresses on the seven sayings of Christ from the cross.
 The chidren's service will be held on Good Friday afternoon at o'clock and service of prepara- ton for communion will be held at 1880 In the evening.
 Dominick Fiaschetti
 Dominick Fiaschetti aged S5, died at the home of his daughter. Mrs. William Mashietti on Union street. this morning from inf1rmities incl dent 10 old age.
 Mrs. Fiaschetti was born in Rome, Italy, the son of James Fiaschetti. and was well known for his musical accomplishments Fifty-two years ago he was the leader of the Com munity Band at Morroo. Italy. and was composer Of music. For his success in this line of endeavor he had been cited by Pope Leo NH and given a medal of honor. He had also received citation from the king of Italy, Sixteen years ago he came here and since that time has lived with his children.
 He Is survived by four sons, Thomas and Louis of this city. An. thony of Rockland. Mass. and Michael of New York city. and one daughter, Mrs, William Maschiett of Bristol.
 Funeral arrangements, in charge Of Undertaken Thomas P. ORrien. have not as oyt been completed.
 Attended Police Bouts
 The Bristol police department was well represented last evening at the poicemen's boxing show held last evening in Hartford under the of the department Of that city A larger delegation would have gone up had 1t not been for the inclemenCy Of the weather.
 7s Arrests iu March.
 There were a arrested in this city during the month Of March. as- cording 10 the monthly report of Fo- lice Chief Ernest T. Belden. which was issued today. This Is a slight in crease over the number for last
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