New Britain herald., 1930-04-10


 The poem may be found on the editorial page of this issue.
 Play Opens Tonight
 With any play there are always many minor characters which add to the story and general fun. Honor Bright" which is to be presented to- night and tomorrow night at the high school for the benefit of the Plainville library building fund and the senior class, has it's share of them. First among these is Miss Flora Easton, who plays the part of Maggie, the coob, and uses Irish brogue as if she had just come over from the ''old country"
 The two comedy parts are played by Lester, Berry and Henry Kowale- ski. Both were members of the star basketball team of the past season. The two young men carry over their roles from the basketball team to the stage tonight and make new names for themselves. They play a comedy team that matches the abl- ity Of the famous New York pair, Clark dnd Mccullough.
 Benny Caparrelli, who is known team and baseball nine, also has his initiation into the business of acting and plays the part of "Bill' Drum, publicity man for Tot Marvel. Mir. Caparrelli is one of the most popu- far boys of the senior class and uses all his arrful ways in getting back his girl. Florence Ericson plays the part of Annie. the maid. and al though the part is small she makes 6 whole lot out of it. John Narrone and Russell Maynard also play small roles as the gardener and chauffeur and add to the general fun of the show.
 All in all the show is clever. the characters are good. and all present will enjoy well spent evening and will also help out a very worthy cause. Tickets are selling fast. but a number of good seats are still left. The library building committed re- sards the show as the opening gun of the campaign for s50,O00. prosecuted in court on vagrant Prosecutor Charles r. Conlon has received numerous complaints about the gangs that loitcr about the cen- ter of the town during the day. It $ claimed that they are a public nuisance and the prosecutor has been asked to take action. He stated today that unless these eancS were broken up and kept away from center square he would ! have all offenders rounded up and 1 Tani block opposite the post office. charges.
 Girl Scout Notes The Girl Scouts will meet tonight ! at 6 o'clock in the high school i symnGsiIm.
 Thc Girl Scout troop committee wilt hold a food sale tomorrow aft i crnoon from to o'clock in the ! T2ni blck opposite the post office. i Those wishing to have food called for are requested to telephone S29 or G0S-" before 1:S0 o'clock
 I.enten Services l.enttn services will be held this evening at 7:3o o'clock at the Chu.c l of Our Saviour Rev. Norman Dare of Southington will be the ! preacher.
 i Supper This Evening Supper will be served this eve ming at o'clock in the parish house of the Church of Our Saviour by 1 the Girls Friendly society. The committee in charge is working hard 1 to make it q success. A tasty menu will be served to all in attendance from 6 10 6;S0 o'clock. Interested in Gu 'cIcv 1 Residents of Plainvilc displayed 1 considerable interest in the New Britain election and the Herald has received numerous calls daily re. earding the condition Of Mayor. 1 Elect George X. Quielcy who is con- i fined to the New Britain Genera l hospital with pneumonia. Hospita | reports today indicated that his con dition was greatly improved.
 Plain,illc Briefs 1 Mrs. William +. Smith of I.edg, | road has entered the Hartford hos pital. where she will undergo an op. eration.
 James J. Graham has resigned a! administrator of the estate of thu late Mary Prior
 i Mtlk Dealer Arrested 1 A warrant has been issued for tn, arrest of local milk dealer for al legged violation of the clause in tn pure food acts regarding milk bot ties. He will be arraigned in tn, town court Tuesday morning. The | dealers name was not disclosed by i the authorities. More arrests fol similar offenses may follow:
 COmpOses Poem ! Prosecutor Charles F. Conlon 0 the Plalnville town court, who i also a poet of merit. has composed a poem in commcmoration of tho golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs. William J. Simpson o Webster street. The poem may b, found on another page of this issue
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