New Britain herald., 1926-10-27

tHS NeW haven road to cause the Enmet street crossing in East Brie- tol to be protected with d signal light and 1t is expected that prac- tically the entire population of East Bristol will affix their names to the petition as it has long been felt that this particular spot was a menace to public safety.
 At tie meeting to which the peti- lion Will be presented. it is also ex- pected that Superintendent Snayely Of the Waterbury Division of the railroad will be present to discuss with the council plans for the pro- lection of the Federal street cross Ing, at the invitation of the council Presentation of Captain Applejack'
 The Community theatre was filled last night with an enthusiastic and appreciative audience to participate Tn the Tenth anniversary produc- ton Of the Bristol Community Players, Captain Applejack." That the organization had mado extra effort in preparing for this, the
 ol tiANlA tiliiiINfl J. W dS evident from the first rise of the curtain. Every one of the cast seem ed to be imbued with the spirit of the occasion, the play moved for ward through its many great mo- ments. with q smoothness and sin- cerity found in only the most finish cd of professional productions
 Special attention had been paid to the preparation of the special scenery required by the production. In the great second act, the scenery had been painted for this production by Charles Fox. well known scenic painter Of New York
 The costumes were entirely ade- Quate. and special mention should he made for the costuming of the Pirate crew, which appeared In the second act. They presented the ap- pearance. and acted In the most approved manner Of the authors conception Of a swaggering band of Cutthroats.
 The production was under the personal direction of Mrs. Hallie Gelbar Reynolds, who has directed the presentation of nine of the sue cesses of the organization, and who was instrumental in the formation of the Players" As a tribute from the cast. commemorating her associ- alton through the years Of growth. she was presented with a beautiful bouquet of flowers. and at the final curtain she was called with the cast to receive the plaudits from the audience.
 Democratic Rally Tonight
 The high point of the present po- litical campaign will be reached to- night when q big democratic rally will be held in the city court room. Former Congressman Augustine Of Hartford will deliver the principal address. The following will also speak, Rollin U. Tyler, candidates for United States Henry J. Calnen, candidate for congressman from this district; George J. Gabb, candidate for sheriff from Hartford county; At torney Joseph J. Dutton, candidate for state senator from the fifth dis trict, Attorney joseph P. O'Connell and Levi l.. Glasson. candidates for 
 John Donnelly. former chairman of the democratic town committee. will be in charge Of the rally and will introduce the speakers.
 This will probably be the only rally of the present campaign in this city as the republican town commit lee has announced that 1t will hold no rallies.
 Meetings This Evening
 Belle City aerie. Fraternal Order If Eagles, will hold a meeting on the Eagles hall on Meadow street at o'clock this eveing.
 Final arrangements for the cele- oration of the c0th anniversay 10 be leld on Sunday, October 5l, will be ..
 Tho regular meeting of Ionic No. B, R. and & M will be leld at 730 this evening in the Masonic temple.
 T. B. Robinson camp, No. sl. Sons ,f Union Veterans, will hold a regu- ar meeting this evening at s o'clock n the American Legion hall
 Republican Headquarters Open
 Headquarters of the republican own committee have been opened h,, he Bristol water department on Main street. Junius z. Douglas. member of the republican town committee will be in charge.
 ForcstyiIle Items
 Arthur w. Crowley and Miss Mary :, Sheeran Of Forestville were unit d in marriage at a:15 o'clock this morning at St. Matthew's church by Rev. William P. Laflin. The bride wore a white satin gown with hat to match and was attended by Miss Elizabeth Kinarney of Hartford as John Sheeran of Hart ord, q brother of the bride, served he groom as best man.
 A wedding breakfast was served .t the home of the brides brother, Edward Sheeran of Central street. The couple left immediately after or a wedding trip 10 New York and Atlantic City, after which they will make their home in Philadelphia. eceiving their friends after Decem- 'er lst.
 Girls Friendly Society
 The three groups of the Girls Friendly society will hold meetings his week. One class will meet with Hiss Josephine Henrick at the close f school this afternoon. The junior ,roup will meet at : o'clock this vening with the Misses Elizabeth nd porothea Steed on Kenney trcet. The Senior group will meet .t 7:So tonight with Mrs. Andrew on Central street.
 Rv RIOSSER