New Britain herald., 1927-03-29
LECTURE ON MEXICO BY K. 0F [. ORATOR j. ". Fitzpatrick Familiar With
 Conditions in Republic
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 "Bolshevsm and Mexico" will be 'he subject Of a lecture 10 be given ] thus evening in St. Joseph's Guild 1 nall on Queen street by James
 William Fitzpatrick, internationally
 known orator, under the auspices Of Palos Council Knights of Columbus The speaker has many friends in ! Bristol. He was horn in Waterbury where he attended the public
 schools, later entering Holy Cross college, Worcester. Mass. where h.
 received his degree Of Bachelor of
 Arts Tn 1900. He later entered Cath
 olic university at Washington, D. c.
 specializing in philosophy. In 1902 the honorary degree ot Master of Arts was conferred on him bv Holy Cross. Prior to his entering the
 latter college, ho was employed as
 clerk in tho Waterbury post of- 1 flee.
 During the World war MT. Fi,z- patrick served as a k. of c, secre-
 tarE, being attached to the 18th ln- iantry of the lst division. fIo was cited on three occasions for bravery.
 Mr. Fitzpatrick is particularly qualified to speak on the Mexican situation, having made an intonsiy. study Of the politics of that country lie was one Of the delegates select ed by the American Federation Of
 Labor to attend the inauguration Of President Gales. At the last laho- convention held in Detroit. Michiran ! no bitterly denounced the Gales administration and as a result an investigation Of labor conditions in
 Mexico has been started by the fed eraton. He also has the distinction or having been selected to deliver the "ulogy on the late President samuel Gompers at convention
 held ill Atlantic City. While still connected with tbe American Federation of Labor, Mr fitzpatrick Is now on a speaking tour of the country under tho ans. plces or the Knights Of Columbus
 con!lning all of his talks to tho
 Mexican situation.
 ; High School Concert | Inc annual concert Of the high
 school Boys and Girls Glee club
 will be held in the Comm,,ni,v th"ater at S:15 o'clock Friday eve ming.
 The feature of. the concert will he
 the Cantata Joan of Arc" hy n- |, fred +. Gaul. The Glee club will render the cantata with phi,in
 Smaller. well known local tenor
 singing the part of Philip, and Ruth
 Nather. soprano soloist of the Girls. Glee club the part of Joan, 1 bass solo will be sung by Joseph Cizaus- kas. Miss Dacier, a graduate Of tb,
 Aale school of Music. will preside at the piano.
 The personnel of the Glee clubs is as follows:
 Boys Glee club: First tonors, I. Anderson, J. Beaucar, k. Garricus x, Gordon, l. Hodgkinson, G. Setter ana l.. sergio: second tcnors. Rich- ard Arms, k. Everette, R. Jackson. Lester Olin. H. Unterspan, K. Usher: first bass. J. Arnold Copeland. w. Frollick w. Hunt. Frank Newcity W, Porch and E. Miller: second bass Walton Beach, William Blank, Rod. ncy Garfield. Joseph Cizaukas. B FalrclouEhI r. Paeger, K. Porch( S. Przygoski, G. Marsh. J. Zagryn and 1 Charles Demarcst. pianist.
 Girls Glee club: Tirse sopranos, Grace Allport. Betty Arnold, Anita | Ball. Lillian Clar. Patty Dalzell, i Ellen Fitzpatrick, Gladys Hodekin. son. Rose King. Ruth Mather. | Pauline Corowski. Emily Sessions. Isabelle Suezallo, Louise White; sec- ond sopranos. Phyllis Andrews, Edith Bartell. Jeanette Funk. Mar garet Joy. May Lipson, Helen Peters, Helen Wcntland; first altos. Anna Berry, Daris Brennan. Helen Clark. Jane Hart, Helga Jestinsky. Mary klimek, Angelina Porieni. Elizabeth Priest, Dorothy Walden: second | altos, Mary Comertord. Marjorie Poster. Elizabeth Jennings. Dorothy Mason. Thera Mitchell. Dorothy i Purdy, Norma Weeks; pianist, Mavis | Roe.
 Music during the evening will be furnished by the high school or chestra. the personnel af which is IS follows: First vioins. Sidney Alex ander. concert master: Richard | Arms. Faith Barnes, Dorothy Dewey, William Hanrahan, Alice Elitchard; second violins. Irving Hodgkinson, Leonard Hebert. Willard Hunt, Mary Osenkowski. Carolina Salvatore, Louise White, John Zagryn: violin