New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1920, Page 2

Star brator ectric Complete No Extras Price $5.00 For use in Own Home. AND SATURDAY. Dape (Aovor—genaino Tdned Gloves—For- .16 p.u-.‘...’."mo Glace French Kid SButton Washabio Olasp ¥ull P, d Gloves—Former. nos, none-better, st Moran: .. new fall hat at reduced 0, $4.00, $5.00. ~—advt. atC L Comm. Ha Perce & C At Hallowe-en Dance Friday. satisfled Lester an Bampbell plano owhers sold by C. L. Plerce mlo at and entertainment, , Thursday, Oct. 25t nos, none better, WIOH, CONNEOTICUT ., W. Backus Hospittal, a hospital with %' course to young desiring & nurse’s pro. Books and uniforms hed the first year. ckus Hospital is de. situated In the best wseotion of Norwich, mile from the heart ly, on one of the maln es. It is one of orn and up to da of the state, and uipped for the teaching nts for the profession of For information, ad- Besso-Leland’ d in & Loyal h. at H. 5. DRAMATISTS ! ELECT OFFICERS First Play ol the Year to Be Given December 3 At a recent meeting of the Amphion Dramatic the New Britain High school following officers. were President, William Upson ; , Grace Brown; treasurer, Laura Nell, ~“The club is under the direction of Mrs. A. C. Guilford of the faculty. About 40 pupils have applied for membership, and the following five were admittad at the last meeting, Curtis ('Hflfl;d. Lester Schaefer, Robert Bacon, Mar- guerite Davis and Marguret Foster. An amendment to the constitution waa discussed which would allow post graduates to be members of the club. A committee was appointed to decide the proposition and will report at the next meeting. The club also discussed the cast for the first play of the sea- son which will be given in the school auditorium the 3rd of December. The play chosen was the “First Lady of the Land.” This play will require the largest cast ever used in a local High school production. It is a historical play based on the lives of Thomas Jofterson, Aaron Burr and James Madisan, Without doubt all who re- member the work of the club in “Nathan Hale” which also was a his- torical and costume play and which was presented by the club last year will look forward with interest for the commg production. At a meeting of the Giee ciub last evening the following offickrs were elected: President, Marion Robb, viee-president, Katherine Strong, secretary, Helen Long, and treasurer Beatrice Koplowitz, This is the first year a Glee club has been formed in the High school and a prosperous yeat is looked forward to. The Civies club of this year has been entirely reorganized and has planned may surprises for the school. A new feature for this year will be the establishment of entertainments for the different classes. At these en- tertainments gpocial programs will be arranged whereby ecach class of the school will be the guests of the even- ing. club of the elected: secreta PURE MILK FIGHT. Dr, Harris Wil Campaign. Dr. Jesse R. Harris, superintendent of health, stated that he will person- ally conduct a vigorous campaign in this city to insure the residents that milk purchased from local dealers is fit for human consumption. He has ined specimens of the milk sold d reports that in two Instances the milk was not only sour, but putrid, Two dealers, he said, pasteurize their milk because it is 8o old that it “could not be kept two days before it would rot.” He will insist upon a system ot graded milk. “ age Purification BURR—ODENWALDT, The wedding of Hilot K. Burr, son of Mr. and Mrs. Myron St. Clair Burr, of 290 Maple street, and Ruth E Odenwaldt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Odenwaldt, of No. 101 Fairview atreet, ook place this afternoon at &t Mark’s Episcopal church. The bride was given in marriawe by her father, and was attended by her sister, Gladys Odenwaldt. The Rev. SBamuel Suttliffe performed the double ring ceremony. The best man was Reuben Burr After the ceremony, there was a ro- coption at the home of the bride, after which the couple left on a wedding trip. The couple will live on Fafrview stroot on their return. Mr. Burr is employed at the Skinner Church, and the bride was a member of the office force of Russell and Erwin's. SOUTH (HURCH NOTICE. A supper will be scrved at 6:30 p m. Thursday, Oct. 28. Mrs. Louise B. Esch of Mobridge, So. Dakota, so- clal worker for the Home Missionary society, will be the speaker at the evening meeting following the supper. Every member of the parish is urged to hear this forceful and interesting Home Missionary worker. 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