New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

men who loved their wives to ioin him in the song and greatly to his surprise. quite few men joined in the song.
 Al the conclusion of the concert at 10 o'clock. the ball was opened In the ballroom. and dancing was en. joyed until a. m. Although all returns have not been received from the tickets. 1t ia be. lieved that approximately &l,o00 will be realized for the benefit of the police pension fund. Dcyotions This Evening There will be devotions at 1880 o'clock this evening at St. Joseph, church in honor Of St. Ann. Concert by Local Talent
 On Sunday. May l at the Commun- fly theater a concert will be giyen by Paul Colapietro, tenor. assisted by Miss Josephine Mastrobattisto. so. prano and Miss Winifred Barnfield.
 MT. Colapietro is a resident of this city and has just completed a course ot voice culture in New York city. He has been heard by radio on two occasions from station WSMG, New York. and has given one recital in Carnegie hall. The sale Of tickets so far has been large.
 Waterbury, Bristol Bus Line
 Of considerable interest 10 local people is bill favorabIy reported by the railroads committee of the state legislature authorizing The 
 Waterbury and Bristol Tramway O., 10 operate bus line between Water bury and this city over trunk line highway through Wolcott.
 A few years ago such . service vas inaugurated but was abandoned apparently due to lack Of patronage. However. many feel that such a line at the present time would prove 2 Temunorative proposition particular ly during the afternoon and late in the evening.
 Cathedral Harp at Baptist Churcl,
 At o'clock Sunday evening. music lovers of the city will be given a rare treat at the Bristol raptist when C. Belmont Henlriehs Of New York city will play pro-
  dral harp, which numerous critics have declared ao he the most uniaus instrument of its kind. The r-.rn is the invention Of Mfr. Hendr.c and the only instrument o' Is kind in the world. l. has been dedicated to church service alone and VI ill never be duplicated. MT. Hendricks having willed 1t. upon hj- death. to the InstirIjion a, Washing ton, D. C.
 Daylight Saving Time
 At 1e:o1 a. m. Sunday, April o4th, daylight saving time will becone ef- factive and all activities. starting Monday will be conducted or that basis. Tomorrow, however. few of the churches Tn the city. including 'he Catholic. First Congreea tional and the Immanuel Lutheran will conduct the regular Sunday services on standard time.
 All trains on the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad com pany will, effective 2.o1 .. m. Sun lay. be scheduled ono hour earlier standard time to accommodate ravelers and commuters. Railroad Jocks will all remain on standard .ime.
 The schools of tho city. which re. ,pen Tuesday morning. April 18th, will also operate on daylight saving ime.
 Lake Compounce
 Lake Compounce will be open all lay Sunday and trolley of the Br.s- ol and Plainville Electric Co. will ,e in operation to and from the the 'esort until 11:10 ?. m. All con- essions will be open and there will 'e dancing in the ballroom with music by Bill Tasillo's Foot Guard 'oCiety orchestra.
 A band concert will be rendered rom to : D. m. in tho afternoon " the New Departure band under he direction of Director Ernest Seeker.
 To Play in Wilton
 The New Departure baseball team will play it's first game of tho sea- on tomorrow afternoon It Wilton.
 Manager Joe Carroll has . nun,- er of rockies who aspire for regu. ar berths and 1t Is expected that E hey will be given . careful trial efore any are cast adrift Tho pening date in this city has not aS ct been definitely decided upon.
 Grammar School Baseball
 Two baseball games in the Gram- lar school leagues are scheduled for ionday afternoon. In the Class B ,ague the Lutheran team will cross ats with the East Bristol nine on 1e latter's ground and in the Class
 league the South Side team is ,heduled to play the John Jen lines am on the Burlington avenue 
 Auto and Trolley Collide An automobile operated by Carl Carlson of Fair street, Forestville. Id a Terryville- bound trolley cur the Bristol and Plainville Elec- ic Co. collided near the corner of 'hool and Orchard streets at 6:3o lock last evening. Carlson's at. mobile was overturned and dam. ,ed but the driver was unhurt The olley car was slightly damaged Id was able to continue on its run Tcrryville. None Of tho passerkers ere injured.
 Officer Joseph Strup. who iny asti. ted the accident. found that Carl. n was driving onto School street om orchar, street when the colli- 'n occurred. The driving rain hich had spattered the windshield the car was believed to be . con. buting factor 10 the smash. The trolley crew and Carlson wer> fore Prosecuting Attorney James
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