New Britain herald., 1930-07-01

have, of selecting the stage as their vocation in life. MT. Hartwig has given the better part of his life. in connection with theatrical work in developing embryo actors and actresses. He conceived and spon- sored the Little Theater tournament. which is now an international in- stitution. He is most active offi- cer in the Theater Guild, and has worked tirclessly in various other branches of theater work.
 With Mir Hartwig, and the stu dent body, comes a group of actors all of whom have played in Broad way successes. The Manhattan Repertory Theater colony is striv- ing 10 give 10 Bristol. and the sur rounding cities an eight weeks sea- son Of standard plays. which have proven their worth by long showings in the leading cities of United States and England. I am sure that everybody feels as I do, honored by their presence. and will ing 10 do all in my power to make their season a success"
 MT Hartwig thanked the hosts for their generous reception, and would do the best they could 10 give patrons g real evenings enter tainment Dancing and a get ac- quainted" hour followed.
 The members of the Manhattan Repertory Theater colony follow: Students: Lillian Barn, Maine; Evelyn Deicher, Pennsylvania: An toinette Butcher. New York; Eliza beth x. Nennings, Connecticut; Mary Sweet, Texas; Madaline Mon- dracia, Pennsylvania; Mrs. Eva Sweet Montague, Texas: Katherine NJ. Moore, Texas; Jadwiga Olsz- weaka, New York; Eleanore L. Ris- ser. Pennsylvania; Betsey Towns. New Jersey; Mrs. Regina ". Wach- tel, Illinois; Gwynne Williams, New York; Florence Parker Williams. Missouri; John NJ. Waldron. Massa- chusetts; Millicent s Morse. New Hampshire; Louise s. Hitchcock. New Jersey: Carl Beitell Smith. Michigan; Miss A Pauline Sandboe, Illinois.
 Actors: Kate Mayhew, Louise Prusaing, Ernite Lascelles and daughter Naomi, Octavia Kenmore. May Ediss, Daisy Atherton, MT. and Mrs William Podmore, Fuller Mel fish, Carl Benton Reid. Hugh Miller. A. J. Herbert. Anton Bundsman; R. Halford Forster, and George Hare.
 Staff: MT. and Mrs Walter Hart wig. Mir. and Mrs. Alexander Wyck- off, John Kirkpatrick. William Bris- bane, Miss Charlotte Shuman. Miss Mary Sullivan. Leon Whitten, Earl C. Nelson and Mir. Fuchs.
 Police Beats Change
 The police beats for the month Of July are as follows: Captain Thomas Guckin. office night; Sergeant Daniel McGillicuddy. investigation and de- tective work; Sergeant Henry Jeg- linsHi, special work; Sergeant Aldie Breault, traffic; Officer James Keith. South Side beat; Officer Lawrence Doolan, North Main street beat; Officer Timothy Lambert North Side beat; Officer Edward O'Connor, West Side beat; Officer William Thompson, Center beat Officer John Cirves, South Hill beat and of flee; Officer John Bachman, Forest vile beat; Officer Arthur Messier, North Hill beat; Officer Dewey Car penter. No. 16 beat: Officer Anthony Greisner. shift beat nights; Officer Victor Chabot day beat; Officer Jo- seph Strup. parking beat; Officer Edgar Norton, East Bristol beat, traffic officer; Officer John Mo Laughlin. No. r beat; Officer Cor nelius Connolly, West End beat; Officer Thomas Mccarthy, shift beat days, Officer James Burns, motorcycle work.
 Mrs. Alexander Johnson
 Services for Mrs. Barbara P. Johnson, 47. wife Of Alexander Johnson of S4 Bartholomew court who died at the Hartford hospital Sunday evening following weeks illness, will be held from the late home tomorrow afternoon at / 0 o'clock with Rev, Francis T. Cooke. pastor Of the First Congregations officiating. Burial will be in West cemetery.
 Born in Arbroath, Scotland, Mrs.
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