New Britain herald., 1930-04-22

Bristol high school building tonight beginning at o'clock,
 The play, entitled "L'Amoureux D'Alice,' carries the followings per- sons Tn it's east: Albert T.. Trotier as Joseph Martin, Albina Bcliveau as Louis Martin. Jeannette Morel as Alice Martin. Henry Troticr as Pierre Martin, Alice LeFebvre as Anna Martin. Catherine Dube as Madame LeDuc, Laurent Dumont as Charles LeDuc, Leo Paul Ragotte as Nerve ILeDuc, and Albertine Jarret as i Madame Jeannette.
 LaMore Conyalescing Albert Lahore of lS6 North Tain street, who entered the Meriden hos pital two weeks ago to undergo an operation, is reported to be recover | ing rapidly. It is expected that he will be discharged from the Silver City institution Saturday afternoon. Rotarians Drop Decision
 The Rotarians. by virtue of de- feat at t,se hands of a potent Lions club bowling team by a wide margin. will act as hosts to the winning pin I topplers at Lake Compounce tomor- TOW evening at 6 o'clock, when an elaborate dinner will be served to the combined group of athletes. The l Rotarians will stand the expense in- yolved because of their loss. Final Details Discussed i At the final meeting of the police ball committee held last night at po- lice headquarters, the finishing l touches of the seventh annual police 1 ball were applied when final ar engagements were completed. It was announced by Secretary Louis A. | Wheeler of the Chamber of Con- ! mercc, general chairman. that the ticket sale was fully up to expecta- tions. nearly cquallns the sale of | last year with a large number of re- turns still to be made.
 There arc four of the 30 boxes still uncngaged but it is expected that before Friday these will be 1 spoken for. The boxes may be se- cured through Francis Donnelly at police headquarters.
 One of the outstanding features Of the ball will be the grand march which will follow the concert to be given by the augmented New De- parturc orchestra. Chief John II. Hayes will direct the march, which will be led by Mayor ". Raymond Crumb with Mrs. Ernest T. Belden as a partner, while Chief Belden will pair with Mrs. Crumb second in line.
 The decorators will start their work Thursday and by Friday at noon the work of transforming the armory hall into a bower of beauty will be completed.
 The entertainment features this year will be entirely different from those seen previously and will be introduced from time to time during the dance program.
 Daughters Of St. George Fidelity lodge, No. 11a, Order of the Daughters of St. George, will hold it's regular monthly meeting st 4:S0 o'clock Friday afternoon. A supper will be served at G:co o'clock and will be followed by an enter- tainment and dancing. All members ere urged to attend. Those assist ing on the program. even though they arc not members of the order. are cordially invited to the supper and dance.
 Thompson to Be Installed
 Four Bristol men will be installed irto office of the Korcm Sanctorum, A. VI. o. S. of Hartford at q meet ing to be held in that city Saturday night. The new Bell City officers of the order gre William w. Thomp- son, grand monarch; Rucl A. Du- bay. vice grand monarch; Harvey Blodsctt, grand monitor; Walter Wcinz. grand herald. They will have complete supervision of activities for one year ending April 1881.
 The program of the evening, pre- ocdin- the installation, will start With fn elaborate dinner at the Hotel Cardc ct G:l5 o'clock. A bus mess conference will be held ct G:So o'clock. to be followed by the installation q half hour later. There will be an entertainment ct 1o:l5 o'clock and the serving of refresh- ments at 1:15 o'clock.
 Beats Record By Four
 Chief Librarian Charles L. Wood- | ing Of the Bristol public library has announced that the largest number of books ever issued for home read ing in one day in the history of the institution were lent Saturday. The : record. GGo ,olumes, exceeds by four : the number issued on February 1a, . 1923, the day on which the former record was established.
 pr Assn. Meeting The April meeting of the Parent Teacher association of the Federal : Hill cchool vas held in the assem- : bly room of the cchool last night at : o'clock. when Mrs. Percy Walden of New Haven spoke on child well fare work.
 : Refreshments were served follow , ns a program of entertainment, : consisting of musical and vocal numbers.
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