New Britain herald., 1930-04-11

vited to take part in the discussion Several speakers will be heard. Ac- adherents have called the meeting to discuss the question with the state officials most directly interested rather than oppose the state au- thorities,
 Play Meets Favor
 The play, Honor Bright" pro- duced at the high school last eve ming by the senior class was at tended by a good sized crowd. It was the general opinion Of those interested in dramatics that the play was the best performance ever given at the high school and far sur passed all previous efforts of the pupils. Every one in the cast took his or her part perfectly and showed the result of careful train ing and rehcarsals.
 Special comment was made of the work of Miss Olga Neri, who took the leading role. It is the opinion of many that the popular student is q natural actress and has wonderful ability. The work of the other lead ing characters was also very good. The furnishings for the various scenes made pleasing backgrounds.
 The performance will be repeated this evening. and the school authori- ties expect that the auditorium will be crowded. The receipts will be turned over to the fund for the pub lie library building. Only the ex- pcnses needed for graduation will be taken out by the senior class. Pictures Praised
 Two works of Alfred Hcpworth of Planville are attracting considerable attention at the first annual eXhibi- ton of art works being shown by the Art League of New Britain at the New Britain Institute gallery. Mir. Hepworth is not member of for the exhibition.
 Mir, Hcpworth's pictures stick | close to the tradition of the old masters with a still life and a DOT 1 trait of an old man. Painting for him has had to be an avocation. Two or three works which he has found time to complete have been highly praised. and tho portrait which he has loaned to the present show is one of these
 Out of a wealth of material sub mittcd for the exhibit, three judges have chosen 60 pieces for admission at tho show. There is a variety of oil paintings, water colors, drawing and etchings. The exhibit trends strongly toward the modernistic forms of expression with Mr. Hep Worth's works being exceptions.
 It is expected that many Plainvillo people will view the exhibit at the library, Large crowds were pres ent yesterday
 Scquasscn Corp. to Meet
 An important meeting of the Sequassen corporation will Dc lcld next Thursday evening.
 Dan K. Radclin Dan K. Radcliff, aged Gl, of 4 1 Eorestville avenue, died suddenly at his home this morning at 11:3( o'clock following an attack Of acute indigestion. He was apparently en- toying good health and his deatt came as a shock 10 his many friends
 He was born in New York state but lived in Plainvllc for about g. years. He was engaged in the car. pentry business during his active years. He was a member of Fred erick lodge, A. r. & A. M.
 Besides his wife, he is survived b, two sons, Frank and Howard. Flu neral arrangements arc incomplet, and are in charge of W. A. Bailc. & Co.,, undertaken.
 Celebrates Birthday
 Roy Weldon of Mountain Nien celebrated his Fist birthday ami vcrsary last night at lis home About S5 guests were present iron New Britain, Berlin and surround ing towns were present. Mir. Wcldo,
 
 other gifts.
 Music and games were enjoyed A buffet lunch was served.
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