New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 29, 1920, Page 2

NEW “BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER { Will Be Presented at High School AMPHION DRAMATIC CLUB TO GIVE PLAY Auditorium December 18 The Amphion Dramatic club of vln-‘ New Britain High school will present BENEFIT DANCE TO- Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society Seeking Funds to Carry on Work During Year. An appeal for financial support rpr, the coming year is now beinz made by the Hebrew Ladies' Aid society of New Britain. For the benefit of the society a dance will be held Wednes- day evening in Bardeck’s hall and,the v 2 4 pital addition is erected it iseplanned ~ | to furnish a room in it. BE HELD WEDNESDAY | The society looks after all needy Jewish persons here. It is providing for any loeal tuberoulosis-stricken Jews who are sent to Denver, and it is ziving financial support to the He , brew Home for the Aged in Hartford. The demands upon the sociaty have | been so great of late that im many | cases members themselves havé fold it necessary to give personal fnangial assistance. It is chiefly for this rea- son that the organization now calls upon all local Jews to give their sup- port. SPECULATORS BLAMED Extravagant Gambles in Cotton, ¥Fol- Towing Armistice, Blamed for High Prices in Egypt. Cairo, Nov. 29.—Extravagant spec- ulation following the armistice .is de- 300 per cent higher than normal, says a-statement regarding- the M in"the cotton industry issued by the present says, has arrested ' speculatign compelled the owners of cotton enter the market. “The United States,’” it continues, “which last year bought one-third of the Egyptian crop now is taking only a very insignificant quantity. This is exercising a very depressing effect upon prices.” to POSTPONE FAIR. At a meeting of the fair commit- tee of New Britain lodge, B. P. O. E,, GETS $30,000 BEQUEST ~-Phe First Church Woman'§ Auxil- iary, which is a branch of the Hartford branch of the Woman's board of Missions, Ind., is to receive about $30,000 from -the estate’ of the late Caroline Pitkin Aston whe died last March leaving an estate of $96.000. of a legal technicality-enly & $5,000 was first given the local asso- Clation and it was necessary to insti- tute action. to recover the rest, TALKS ON CHILDREN Marcus White, principal of the State Narmal school, will give the first of a series of lectures on *Child. Study" at the First church chapel, Thursday evening at 7:30 eo’cloek. These talks will be of gspecial intergst te parents®” and are open to the publie- held yesterday, it was decided te post- pone the fair planned for January, owing to business conditions. proceeds will be devoted to local char- | itable purposes. T The society was organiged thirteen vears ago to help the needy Jewish | people of this city. At that time the membership roll numbered only a few persons. Today therc are 300 mem- bers who pay a nominal sum each week. Not only is the work along Jewish lines, but the scope is Deing extended to cover pon-dewish endeavers as well. ipport is rendered the Visiting | iation and interest is s ases at the New Britain | General Hospital. When the new hos- The First Lady of the Land” in the school auditorium on Friday evening, December 18. The club has been rehearsing faithfully for the past few weeks under the direction of Mrs. Amy C. Guilford, the faculty advisor, and a perfect production s assured The play was once made famous by | Elsie Ferguson, who appeared in the { title role, and is wn story which de- | picts the interesting cpochs of our [ history In the period of 1804. The abounds with wit, humor, ex-|g thread of | clared to have been responsible .for the advance in cotton prices in 1919 which carried the preduct to a point ! et and has a tende | love interwoven The story in short ha + time Al with Dom't neglect the little one's chated skinor the patches of rash ormin:;srcm'.drm are boundl to scrasc] these minor tronbles l-d'hmt‘!‘bah aor-a‘ Rcs mended by and nurses because §t sootbes and heals. and -m harm the tendes skin. Soap is ddeal for the bath. ¥ jear s;gnted— ness“both near and fzr is always yours also | volves the conspiracy of Aaron Burr | to tuke Mexico from the Spanish gov- | ernment and set up his own empire { It s in four . the first and = | second of which take place in the | home of Dolly Todd at Philadelphia The third curs in the [and the fourth takes {home of James Madison ax follows g ‘Corbin of Black Rock | James Madison, Robert Bacon; Mn» Rivial wosk'e vias \ Aaron Burr. 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