New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1917, Page 6

NITED STA LIB RS '3 fllmng at Annunl ‘tpe New Britain «Chorsl o-urt."nflcrlnc the musical e mh‘ Olaf, The . pro- led into two parts, the "3‘1” chonu. 0] d‘ then has been performed * | leading choral societies, being 2 (b) Mother o° Mine <c) Dumy Deever . )( ddi sl ng lof the Star Spn.nl ed Banor will concl\lde the produgtion. King Olaf is one of the best musi- .cal pleces ever wrman and the text was taken from “The Saga King Olat” by Henry Wndlworth Lohg- fellow. It was- dedicated by :Carl Buwh the composer, to Harrison M, 14 and the Apollo Musical club of chlugo It was first performed in Chicago on November' 30th, 1903, by the soclety to which it was dedicated, Mr. Wild conducting, and on May 27 of the faollowing year was given by the Kaneas City Choral soelety, ct ducted by the composer. In the same year it was rendered at the World’s Fair, . Louis, Mr Busch again conducting, and since by many) re- * | ceived ‘everywhere with enthusiasm. m Henry the VIIL mh Conduedn( sp ke condusion, woloiste. axe dred Graham, soprano, Theo Karle, , CEAI : READY-'I'O- ~ SATURDAY ofiernmemrhblevnlueum Fine Tailored Suitstocloseoutourenhreslxing g e u.. P qughmDu.s,"lchdue. Tomorrow Vomen’s Ready to Wear and Tailored Hats. $3.00 and $4.00 values, ati. Active Society Professor Edward F. Laubin is the musical director of tonight’s conce and Robert H. Prutting is the orches- /The. tenor, and' Arthur- Mjddleton, bari- tone. Follow‘lul are the .qm ‘mem- bers of the CBoral soclety: prano: iss Esther 'Anderson, Stisa Olive E. Anderson, Mrs. A. L. Baldwin, Miss “Alva- ‘E. Bengston, ifi SALE - GARMENTS 50c 59¢ ** 69c Emvnmmgm.m and Cotton Hoslery' for men, women and children, Priced for Saturday. 50c -$1.98 Miss Dorothy Birnbaum, Miss Augus- Gerda E. Carlson, Mrs. F. D, Clark, Miss Anna Clark, Miss Lucreth. Clark, Miss Emily E. Cope; Mrs:i Robert H. Deming, Miss Laura P. Farrell, Mrg. Charles Glad- den, Mrs. N. H. Gold, Mrs. M. Griswold, Mrs. P. V. Guiberson, Miss Myrtle Holcomb, Miss Elsie Johnson, Miss Marie Kopf, Miss. Dorothy Latham, ;Mrs F. L. McGuire, s, Rose Lawson, Mrs. Walter Meyer, Miss Beatrice E. Nell, Mrs. Myrtlo Nordstrom, Miss May Petts, Mrs. Charles C. Pfersick, Miss Irene L. Reynolds, Miss Arline Root, Miss | Marion: Schade, Mrs. Olive Stoddard, Miss Frances Vater, Miss Ada What- nall, Miss Ruth Raphael, Miss Frieda ‘Willlams, Mrs. Katherine Bacon, Miss Eda W. Beale, Miss Louise Firn- haber, Miss Marion L. Hoar, Miss Fannie Holmes, Miss Gertrudé Klein; Miss Helen McKeon, Miss Ruth Parker, Miss Florence Parsons, Mrs. D. 'W. Williams, Mrs. J. K. Wood- ford, “Miss Daisy J. Wunsch, Miss Marfuerne Sengle. RTY 3% Snbscrlpnons fo this Loan previously reporled as havlng been forwarded to the Government by tl\!s Trust Company . Forwarded May 29th. and June 1st. otal forwarded lncludlnu June 1st. . Bass: B. W. Clark, Henry M. Dal- |idea in lnl'nd The entrance , | through ‘the main body of the house. H. Johnson, John A. Lindsay, Goorn H. Mitchell, Raymond Tomlin, A. W. Jepson, John F. Burns, Stanley M. Hunt, H. E. June, J. H. Jackson, H. |H. 'D Litchfield, Birnhard Hockmuth, |H. Y W. Hart. stnrhl. lorman BOARDER AND 850 GONE. Stanley Zisk of 63 Orange street P pocketbook and of Stanley Lipks, boarder of ‘less than a' week. Lipka, according to the complaint, has been a resident of the city less than a wnk and during that time has boarded at the Zisk home. night, Zisk missed the money. and 1 puuneo ot Lipka. Detectives are vestigating. ' THEATER IS CHANGED. The new management of the Russ- » | win' Lyceum theater has been putting 2Mi):,| Mo & 'special effort this week uponh the , | remodeling of the second balcony of Hr Dndloy T. Holmes, Miss Stella R. . Johnson, Miss Esther M. Johnson, Mlnl Elizabeth Hiltpold, Miss Kath- erine Migor, Mrs. Robert J. P. Nuss, Miss Eva Rober, Miss Emma Tom- masoni, Miss Florence Tommasont, Mrs, Fannie, Winans, Miss Madeline ClOII mmer Miss. Lena Marshall, ‘Ethel Oldon, Mise Lenore ‘nolds, Miss Ruth E Schme Olive Shaw, Miss Carrie E. Smith, Miss; Blanche Staples, Mrs. Herbert 8. Woods, Mrs. R. G. Young, Miss Hope M. Schmidt. 3 Tenor: . _H. Andres, Walter An- dres, G. F. Bigge, N. G. Curtis, J. ‘W. Facey, Elmore E. Morse, - P. Phillip Hermann, Russell Holcomb, Leon Jackson, Oliver Nicols, James E. Rees, Thomas Spence, Charies Stuhlmann, James E. Usher, Emil Vogel, J. J. Kidney, F. S. Murphy. the theater, to have it ready for the New Britain Choral soclety concert tonight. This balcony is particularly desirable for musica] events and it has been completely remodeled with that m air Dressings Parl OPERTIG SATURDAY, JU‘\ 2 lnr ANNA T. GLEASON' -Room 24-25 Booth s BlockmNew Britain llN SATUHDAY “WE WILL SELL OUR $30.00 Adlake, Barnes or Viking Bicycles for $27.00 cash. 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