New Britain herald., 1926-09-30

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 Girls Glee club: First soprano, Betty Arnold. Ruth Mather, Rose King, Emily Sessions. Gladys Hodg- kinson, Isabelle Sinisgalli, Lillian Clark, Pauline Porowski, Louise White, Eggen Fitzpatrick; second soprano, Mary Elimok, Helen Jestin- sky Janette Funk, Mary Lipson, Helen Wentland, Alice Pritchard, Helen Peters, Elizabeth Priest, Edith Bartell; alto. Ann Freshman, Helen Clark, Thera Mitchell, Irene Coppa, Margaret Joy, Elsie Loomis, Eliza beth Jennings. Josephine Spielman. Ann Berry, Marjorie Foster; accom- panist, Nevis Roe; substitute, Anna | Freshman.
 Boys Glee club: First tenor, Philip Ingram, Theodore Klimek, John Brooks, William Hanrahan, Robert | Garugus, John Beaucar, Walter Scadden, Miles Jennings, George ses- | sions; second tenor, Lester Olin, | Richard Arms, Earl Curtiss, Harold Cnterspan, Walton Beach, Douglass Beals; first bass, Wendell Copeland, Alfred McCue, Albert Budd, Fred Jaeger, Arthur Rode, Charles HAr- tung; second bass, Wilson Porch. | George Marsh, Anthony DeNete, Stanley Pozygock. Douglass Porter; accompanist, Charles Demarest Case Nolled.
 James Merritt of Wolcott street was arrested at o'clock yesterday afternoon by Motorcycle Policeman 1 Edgar Norton at the corner of Main and School streets after he had ere ated a disturbance and attempted 10 assault John Marcha of the Ashland House. At headquarters Merritt was booked on charges of assault, breach or the peace and drunkenness and 1 was released later in the evening on l bonds.
 This morning he appeared before Prosecuting Attorney James I. Mather, who nolled the case on pay ment Of costs after Marcha had de- clined to press his charges.
 Nothing Heard from Railroad Au- thoritics.
 In spite of the fact that about two months ago, a written request was | submitted to the railroad Authori- ties by city officials for increased crossing protection at Federal street. no action has been taken and no ad- vice as to what the railroads inten- tons are has been received at the city hall The conditions at the point , In question are now worse than they were at the time the matter was first discussed, due to the fact that. bushes have been permitted to grow Wild on both sides of the crossing and it is impossible for an autoist to see an approaching train in either direction.
 The fagman, who guards the crossing during the day, goes of duty at D. m. and the railroad ot- rclals were requested to afford pro- lection until midnight. It was Also suggested that an overhead bridke De installed at the crossing and this, in the opinion of many, is the only solution to eliminate danger at thn worst railroad crossing in the city.
 Councilman Homer H. Judd, who first brought the matter before the city council. stated today that he Will make an effort to have some de1inite action taken when the city fathers assemble on Tuesday, oc tober 5.
 Welch Fire Company Annual
 The annual meeting of the welch Fire company will be held at 7:s6 clock Friday evening. Election of officers will be held and other bus- mess matters discussed. Bristol Club Sheep Bake The annual sheep bake of tho members of the Bristol club will be held Wednesday. October 6, at Judas bungalow on Fall Mountain. Erwin k. Rowe is chairman of the enter tainment committee.
 D. of P. Meeting The degree teams and memb~rs of kitchewan Council, D. of F., will hold a social gathering in Red Mems wigwam on Prospect street at s o'clock this evening. An entertain ment program has been prepared for the occasion and refreshments will be served
 St. JOseph's Church
 Confessions will be heard in St. Joseph's church this afternoon and evening in preparation for the first Friday of the month.
 To Play Middletown
 The Bristol High school football team will travel to Middletown on Saturday afternoon for a game with Ethe high school team of that city. The local boys presented strong lineup against Southington in that town last week, although neither eleven was able to score. The play CTS are being put through daily prac- tice by Coach Thomas Monihan and are rapidly rounding into shape. Woman's Choral Club
 The Women's Choral Club will hold its first meeting at 7:46 p. n,., Tuesday, October 7th. In the kin dergarten of the Federal Hill school.
 At Democratic Cong. Convention
 Local delegates attending the democratic congressional convention of the first district in Hartford to- doy are William A. Hayes, William F. Smithwick, Mrs. Annie Gray Bree, ! Charles J. Drury, William J. CAf- ferty. Ralph Carpenter. Thomas P. O'Brien, George c. Blackall. and R. G. Fitzpatrick. The Bristol group went uninstructed.
 Beth Israel Services
 Services will be held In the Beth Israel Synagogue at 7:30 o'clock this evening and at a. rl., tomor- row in connection with the Sim chias- -Torah celebration.
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