The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-20
.HUMlSTON PUPILS
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''Pinafore" to Be Staged Tonight in Cheshire
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CHESHIRE NEWS Corrpesondent-Gustay Galucci
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For the past several weeks the
 pupils of Humiston school have
 been rehearsing the operetta, H. M. s. Pinafore, in the school au- ditorium. The youthful choristers will be assisted in the rendition by a musical group composed largely of former pupils Of the school. Miss Thurber and Fred Bowers, members of the school faculty, have been directing the cast, while Professor Bradshaw has had charge of the young musicians. This evening the operetta will be presnted at the Cheshire Reforma- tory Auditorium. There has been a large advance sale of tickets and pacity audience Is expected.
 The principal characters are be- ing portrayed by Robert Nichols, Britton Cobb, Warren Jones. Charles Miglione, Donald Dee, Lea Dumouchel, Violet Aldridge, Lois Deming, and a chorus com- prised of the school glee club.
 The members of the orchestra,
 directed by Professor Bradshaw. are Robert Reckmark, Gustav Galucci, John Nygord, Lester Rochford, Sterling Jewett, Louise Aldrich, Edith White, Lillian Cran- dall, Joseph Cullen, Willard Att
 water, Robert Jones, Marie Halla- well, Mildred Baker, Doris Weiss.
 Fred Emerson and Curtis Aldrich.
 Track Meet Today
 Several Roxbury boys under the direction of Coach Wolff have been
 practicing for the Intra mural track meet to be staged today. The really warm weather of the past
 few days have aroused more en- thusiasm than was shown in earlier
 practices and this year the rivalry
 seems to be much keener than m years past.
 Traffic Survey Complete Representatives of the State
 Highway Department who have been making traffic survey al the corner of West Main and
 Maple street report that this work
 is now completed. As many as four
 men have been occupied at one time counting the cars going 1T the different directions and the
 manner in which motorists ap-
 preached this dangerous intersec'
 ton.
 Many suggestions from local res idcnts have been made toward i'm. provement of the traffic contro
 at this point and 1t Is unusually agreed that a through traffic stor sign would be great help in re. ducing the hazard at this corner Fire Caution Given During the past several days the local fire department has beer kept Busy extinguishing brush fires. These are usually the result of some motorist carelessly tossing a cigaret stub away, and 1t is hoped that for the next month oi two residents will be careful with | inflammables.
 Society Notes
 Albert Adt and MT and Mrs Arthur B. Halmes, Jr, have re. turned from a motor trip to Wood
 bridge, N. J. William Baker. Jr, has returned from a brief business trip to New York.
 Louis Martin and John Metzler have joined the reforestation group of the C.C.C.
 New Correspondent The Waterbury Democrat has appointed Gustav Galucci the'i ! Cheshire correspondent. Mir Ga. IuccI is a student at Hilihouse High school in New Haven. where he has distinguished himself fol unusual excellence in his studies The youth is very popular with | local residents and he enters upoi his new venture with the sincere good wishes of his many friends lie hopes to keep the Democrat supplied with up to the minute news of the activities of Cheshire residents and any help rendered him will be, gratefully received. Al orga nizations Or individuals wilf I.lcsIrc to use this column are urged Ito cali 3fy or leave any items pl news ut the Jlstus OH t'ompat, station at west Main and Mapis ! IHtfecx. ss