New Britain herald., 1926-12-02
Yale Band Here Tomorrow Evening


 auspices of the High School Athlet- ic club. The concert will start at s o'clock and continue until 10 D. m and will be followed by dancing In the high school gymnasium. The dance music will be furnished by the Yale university orchestra. also led by MT. Vallee. The concert pro- gram is as follows:
 March, Glory for Yale" Friedman March, 2nd Regiment, c. \. G.
 D. w. Reeves American Patrol" Meechan "Bye-Bye Blackbird" Remick Roses Remind Me of You" Berlin the Yale Band Quartet Flute Solo Selected
 J. F. Downing "1 -2-3 for Eli" Harry Shilkrct March Capt. Amos Barnes"
 c. F. Smith
 Directed by Composer
 Part II
 "A World Classic
 Yale Medley arranged by C. r. Smith Solo Selected
 Rudy Valee "Ho-Ho, the Merrio" Harms "Cherie, 1 Love You" Harms of Yale Songs--"Down the Field" "Bingo," "Boola," "1-2-S for Eli" Good Night Poor liar, vard.' "Whoop It up," Bull Dog"
 March, [. S. Field Artillery March, Semper Fideis Sousa Bright College Years
 The officers of the Yale University band are: Manager, Lowell W. Da. wis, 1927: assistant manager, E. T Buckingham, Jr., 1928; treasurer J Joseph R. Ellis, 1908; musical di. rector, Rudy Valee, 1927; librarian Luzernc l.. Stirling, 1927; profes. sionai coach, Charles F. Smith.
 The proceeds of the concert vii be used in furthering high schoo athletics.
 Receives Jail sentence
 William Potz made his eighth ap. pearancc in the city court thi! morning, this time on a charge ol and breach of the peace and assa result was sent to jail fol thirty days by Judge Joseph NJ Donovan. PotZ was arrested las evening by Officer Arthur Myers or the corner of North Main and Nortf streets, after q complaint had beer received at headquarters from the Of store in that vicinity According to the testimony offered l'otz refused to leave the store whcr requested to do so. His plea fol one more chance received no con sideraton from the judge. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Robert J s ack presented the case for the city.
 Edmond Tureotte
 Edmond Turcotte, aged 60 years died last evening at the home ot his niece, Mrs. James Trothier ot A. Pratt street. after an illness oi three years. although he had beer confined to his room only since las Friday.
 He was born in Three Rivers, Canada, and had spent his entir, life in that community until t1,t years ago when he came to thi city. For q number Of years he haC been employed as q hotel clerk il his native town. ill health forcing his retirement about three years ago. He was an active member oi the Foresters of America.
 Surviving Mir. Turcotte are one brother, Joseph Turcotte of Landr, street, this city: three nephews. Ar thur and Paul Turcotte of Three Rivers, Canada, and Harry Turcotte of Hartford; one niece. Mrs. James Trothier with whom he made his hone.
 The funeral will be held at 0 clock Saturday morning from St Ann's church. Rev. J. T.. Perrault vii, celebrate the high mass of re. quiem and interment will ls, in St Joseph's cemetery.
 Cold Wave Hits Bristol
 Local residents awoke this morn. in, to find that the thermometer had dropped about 24 degrees siuct s o'clock last evening. At o'clock this morning the thermometer al police headquarters registered 2; degrees above. at ' o'clock it ha( dropped to IS and at 9 o'clock reg. istercd 16 above.
 Plainficld Here Saturday Night
 The plainfield basketball team ono of the fastest in the state, vii furnish the opposition for the New Departure quintet Saturday evening in the local high school gym Clyde Waters will referee the con. test.
 Postal Sub station Discontinued.
 Due to the failuro of the United States post office department 10 ask for bids covering the sub station ir the north eud of the city tho sub station located ir the North End Drug Co. has beer For years this facility has been available for residents ir the northern section and an effort will be made to have the service re- snmed in the very near future. The sub station was for years located fir the Wilcox Pharmacy at the corner Of North Main and North streets and later was moved to the Kennedy store at the corner Of North Mair and Race streets. A short time agc + was later transferred to the North End Pharmacy.
 Truant Officers Report.
 The report of the attendance de