New Britain herald., 1927-08-03

tauqua at the Plainville camp ground tonight at o'clock. The l entertainers will be Miss Lucy V. | Seidler of New York city, contralto soloist; the Melody Makers of Hart ford: Edna Kimball Heath, lyric so- concert violinist: and G. Harold Smith concert pianist. The program will be as follows:
 Overture, "Merrie Musician" F.. C. Ramsdell.
 "Crescendo March," Odell. The Melody Makers 'Lungi del Caro- Bene," Secchi. Devotion" Schumann. Miss Seidler Magnolia Serenade," Missud, ar ranged by Catlin.
 Beautiful Rainbow Waltz" Odell The Melody Makers Moon and Night" Hawley. T Heard You Singing" Coates. Joy of the Morning" Miss Seidler "A Perfect Day" Carrie Jacobs Bond.
 "The Wind Up Gallop." Odell. The Melody Makers Tomorrow will be both Governors Day and Shakespeare Day, and it is expected that Governor John H. Trumbull will be present. At 3 o'clock in the afternoon President Truman J. Spencer will lecture on Midsummer Nights Dream" and Miss Seidler will sing Shakespeare songs.
 A debate on "Who Wrote the Shakespearian Plays: Bacon or Shakespeare? will be held in the evening between President Spencer and Willard Parker of New York city. Mir. Parker is president of the Francis Bacon society and will argue for that mans authorship. while MT. Spencer will uphold Shakespeare. These two men debated the question before the Sunrise club in New York city short while ago and later re- peated in the New York city hall before Mayor Walker. The third meeting will be of great moment to those interested in literature. Nor man Neale of Waterbury. tenor solo, 1 ist, will sing during the evening. Trouble Making Attachment Deputy Sheriff F. W. Furrey met
 with considerable difficulty In at- 1 taching truck yesterday in the 1 damage action by A. G. Mastrianni against Natalie Scolla. The truck was registered in the name of the de- fendant, but when Furrey tried to take the truck away where he found it he discovered that the owners of the property had purchased the veh-
 icle from Scolla. They had failed to change the registration and had
 no bill of sale. so he finally was able to come away with the truck. The action. which was brought through
 Joseph G. Donovan of Bristol, is re-
 turnable on August 15 before Justice
 William N. DeRosier.
 l Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. James Fox of S3
 Bohemia street will observe their
 5oth wedding anniversary tomorrow and will be at home to their friends
 and relatives from 2 to 8 o'clock. The couple have two sons, two daughters, seven grandsons, and one granddaughter, all of Plainville.
 They were married in Bailey. Eng
 land. by Rev. A. J. Davis, but have
 lived in this town for AZ years. Mir.
 Fox was formerly employed at the
 Hart & Hutchison Mfg. Co. in New
 Britain.
 Furrey Arrests Speeder
 D. Baird Lanning of 21S Wasing- ton street, Hartford, was arrested
 here last night by Constable E. w.
 Furrey and held for the Southing- ton authorities on a charge of reck- less driving. Lanning, who had a most interesting but unsuccessful night. went through the neighboring town at speed said to be 50 miles an hour and was hailed by a con- stable. He refused to stop and Fur
 rey was notified by phone. The local constable stopped Lanning and turn ed him over to the Southington au-
 thorities, who told him to be in court
 Thursday night for reckless driv- ing. Half an hour later the man re- ; turned and claimed that one of the officers had stolen his flask. He ap-
 peared to have been drinking, and this time he was booked for driving
 while under the influence of liquor. | Jones Rogers | Miss Hazel Rogers, daughter of
 Mir. and Mrs. A. l.. Rogers of 21 Strong Court and Fred L. Jones of North Attelboro, Mass. will be mar ried on Wednesday. August s1. at
 the home of the brides parents
 Mrs. E. R. snelgrove, sister of the
 bride, will be maid of honor, and Dr. Frank Jones. the bridegroom's
 twin brother, will act as best man. l Miss Rogers has resigned her po- sition in the office of the Trumbull 1 Electric Mfg. Go. She Is now spend-
 a few days in North Attleboro. .T,prv Tiet