New Britain herald., 1926-12-14

on West Main street from three to four feet.
 Concert at Baptist Church A musicale of unusual merit will be rendered in the Baptist church on Friday evening, at 3 o'clock. The concert is being given by the 25- piece orchestra of the Everyman's Bible Class from New Britain. as sisted by several popular artists, among them Miss Fife Carlton, who is well known as a reader.
 The soloist for the evening will be Mrs. W. c. Daley. the soloist at the Bristol Baptist church. Mrs. Daley has become popular among local radio fms as the soprano solo, ist for the Arcadia quartet, which has broadcast frequently from WTIC Hartford.
 The orchestra, under the leader ship of C. H. Clarkson, has also occasions. This is the second ap- pearance of the orchestra in Plain vile, as a concert was rendered here last April. The orchestra now con- sists of 23 fine musicians who have prepared pleasing program for Friday evening.
 The concert Is being given under the auspices of the Young Peoples society of the church. The pro- ceeds from this affair will be used to defray the expenses Of q piano and some new chairs which the young people have recently placed in the church parlors.
 Part
 March - Daughters of American Revolution ....... Lampe
 ..,.............. Schlegrell eading-selected ......... ........... Miss Fife Carlton sWaltz-Merry Widow ... F. Lehar Violin solo-Selected .. A. Amenta Selection-Bohemian Girl .... Balf Vocal solo--selected =. Mrs. Daley Exhibtion-Club Swinging ..,. .............. G. Gladdin March-Gypsyland ...... Lithgrow Part II
 March-National Emblem .. Bagley Overture-Light Cavalry ...
 ...............F Non Suppe Violin solo-selected ..... ............... Mir. Morrison Waltz-Sobra Ia Oias ..... Rosas Reading-Selected ....
 Mice Fife Carlton Cornet solo-Commodore Polka
 .............. A. Howarth Vocal solo-Selccted .. Mrs. Daley Selection-Zamp ....... Herod March-Liberty Bell ,...... Sousa March-Stars and Stripes Forever
 Sues For Divorce
 Rose Coppola Di Julio, of South ington. through her next best friend Carmela Coppola, has brought suit for divorce against Joseph Di Julio of parts unknown, formerly of Plainville She charges intoerab ble cruelty. The couple were married on September q, 1925, the bride be- ing only 4 years Of age at the time and Di Julio only 20. A few months later she had him arrested for non- support and he was ordered to pay her s6 a week. They settled their differences but separated twice again, Di Julio finally disappearing 8 few months ago and not being heard from again.
 Charles r. Conlon issued the writ It is returnable in the superior court the first Tuesday of January.
 Christmas Mailing
 Notices have been posted in the post office calling attention to the last dates on which holiday pack sure delivery by Christmas. Mail to the Pacific coast or points west of the Rocky Mountains should have been despatched today. Parcels for eastern Canada, the South and the Middle West should be in the mail by Friday, while Saturday is the last day for articles destined for Hart ford and all New England places.
 "Y" Has Game
 The Plainville !. M. C. A. Juniors will open their season Friday night with q county Y league game in Manchester with the Manchester Hi-Y club. Plainvile holds the championship by virtue of it's unde- feated spurt through last years schedule, but the boys have been handicapped this season by lack of q gym In which to practice. In fact, all of it's early games must be play cd on the road, although 1t is hop cd to secure the high school gym for the second round. when the To- calls are scheduled to play at home.
 Shower for Miss Julian
 A linen shower was rendered Miss Florence Julian Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Joseph Aliard, 46 Maple street. Many of her friends were present and she received large number of gifts. Miss Julian will become the bride of Annie Thi- beault next month.
 Notes
 Numerous petty thieveries have been reported to the local authori- ties of late. most Of the stolen arti- cles being articles of food. On Sunday night whole chicken was stolen from the back porch of a house on Broad street, where it had been left to dry before being cooked.
 The first shipment Of Christmas trees has arrived, and the trees are now on sale here.
 Mrs. John II. Trumbull returned yesterday afternoon from Mount
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