New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 23, 1920, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, XARCH 23, 1920. Be Rid [RUSSNMUSICIS | ‘ of EVENING'S FEATURE Pai“f“] Polish Compositions Too, at Musical Glub Corns — Beforo the largest audience of the season, the New Britain Musical ciub “@ets-It” Makes Them Loosen Up | hd its sixth musicale of the serics, 8o They Lift Off Painlessly. the cvening being dcvoted to Ru n acThere's no more pain atter a fow and Polish music, at the Llks' hall rops of “Gets-It" lands upon corn or | last cvening. Mrs. Horton presided SUie mast Sambantty et and Mrs® Tuttle read a most interest- ing paper on the subject of IX n and Polish 1music, bringing out the salient facts that the music in Rus- sia symbolized their hopes and ambi- tions as well as their despair, whereas the other fine arts suffered because of the inability to absorb the lighter as well as the more somber moods that characterized the people of these na- 1 al S. ° N oo o The Official Word— that will interest all music lovers in - New Britain and vicinity; that is that . the New Britain Musical club had se- cured Pablo Casals, the world's great- est ‘cellist, as the artist for their con- - cert which is to be held at Iox's theater on the afternoon of April 11t! —And that hasn’t anvthing to do with . g A very deplorable r;‘m wa :;150 b ; d -h 5 brought out tha New Britain with a t e “yeat her OlltSl e w : & IR & dax or two you lite the old | population of sixty thousand has no i en you read this. ' - heal’ty meal sery-maker T off withou oridert ha : ¢ s ; : . i even fealing it. ‘Fhat's the last of | COncerl hall worthy el o We're through with Winter — Spring 55 oNEi g o e | o e 'R “hilier anasoacamont Clothes and the things " tt ith : vou’ll id ery. ~Millicns who have Jos eir his kind. . uller 2 emen S as o cofns the “Gets-Tt” way say it is the | \will follow regarding this concert, QuicsRal € ings that go wit e ou aV°| 2T . oaipon-senss way fo gt H& | nion it is hoped tho peoplo of this them are ready—of Cennors-Halloran : “Gets-It,” the never-failing, guar- | city will take advantage of the oppor 't at stuffy enteed money-back corn remover | tunity afforded them to hear this goodness — such famous makes as Cort- feelin—-Tf costs but a trifle a: any drug store. Al bilist Mrd by Il. Luwreace & Co., Chicago. great o - i The first number on the program ley and Kuppenhei mer. Sold in New Britain and recommend- | consisted of a prelude and a bfll{?d_c cd as the world's best corn remedy i G minor, op. 23; by Chopin. Aliss you C ew by the Clark & Erainerd Co. Crow Tommasoni played these numbers Store. Nathan Noveck, | With a beautiful touch. The next of- ; - * | fering was o sonata in D major for e a lc ° P'harmacy. ‘cello and piano, op. 18, by Ruben- —— . stein, played with excellent tonal 5 ‘ onnors_Halloran ‘ :o é (= f values by Miss Tommasoni and Mr. A ) MAKES FEET FEEL FINE' Schauffler. The Pilgrim's Song by T o T s iastce Tschaiko was sung by Mr. Lath- to thot. sore, ey callous, corn aum wnd was much enjoved by the “Always Reliable” or bu~ioa, you'll forget your foot ience. Miss Hine played two de- stive numbers, ‘‘Promenade” and RED@ TOP e e 248 Main St. New Britain Other benefits: to teeth, removes sbeorption, _takes out_swelling, sorences, pain and you welk wil cold sang splendidly and | ence who showed their appreciation e sed 5 : o el Sy o o zen ed considerable appla ‘he | of good singing by hearty applause. Tor simple, casy to apply z String Quartet by Tschaikowsky could | The closing number was a two-piano gomiorting towear. Saro relef or money baek. HOW TO GAIN HEALTH not be given as the next number, | (four hands) Sulte in G minor by Many applications i 456 “Aandy voll.” Sold by AND STRENGTH owing to the absence Mr. Ander- | Arensky, played by Mrs. Andzulatis T . AR DEPARTMENT STORE son, one of the members, from the | and Mr. Harl to well-morited stu- but the swme number was | pendous applause by the audience red as a violin solo by Mr. Fleit- | who were loath to let them go with- E accompanied 1 Mir. Hart on the | out an encor piano. Mr. Fleitzer's work was un- | In the account of the last musicale impeachable and he displayed won- | given by the club, the name of Miss bard growth by painl Dya Y Ao = s out swelling, companying them on the piano. Miss | Farrell, although sufferins in a | bers were well reccived by the audi- That’s a good deal to get for 5 cents! KALPHO is a wonderful remedy for the tired, exhausted condition caused by overwork. Makes you eat well, sleep well and feel well. A great tonic for brain and nerves. Indispensable to all mental workers, Take home a bottle of | ] KALPHO tablets to-day and restore derful form in his offcring: the next ston was inadvertently omitted. healthand strength. Insist on Kalpio, umber consisted of two songs by | ) ngston sang two songs, “The RH Eu MATi S 1tubensicin, ' lFore: and “The oat,”” both by | ] " : folk nz. 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