New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1921, Page 11

BIG CROWD AT BOYS CLUB ANNIVERSARY Masquerade Dances—New Or- chestra Plays—Other Functions Closa to 500 young folka attended the celebration of the first annivers sary of the opening of the new build- ing at the New Britain Boyi' club last evening, The occaslion was observed in the form of a Hallowe'en party and dance and was the first of a series of social affairs Superintendent Marshall Cook has planned for the winter. It also was the occasion of the first public appearance of the new Boys' club or. chestra, Striking Costumes, The gymnasium waa fittingly deco- rated to represent Haliowa'en. Witches riding broomsticks, black caty roaming rampant, owla and bats and other denizena of darknesa vied with spooks and hobgnblins and ghosts on the walls and their personification in real life on the floor. Fairies, elfs, animated dolls, dancera from Occl. dental climea and Oriental shores, po- lice and brownies and Buster Browns, the ama girls and Pierreta and toughy and hobhoes, disguised so com- pletely that hey had difficulty getting in, and Charlie Chaplins and Katzen- Jammer kida and Indians, and in fact almost every figura known to modern mesquerade dancers was represented He's Got His Coming. Fancy paper hati wera worn by guests who were not in costume, such aq parents, chaper and other vis- itors, confetti and “ribbon paper” cov- ered the floor and filled the air, giv- ing the whola place the appearancs of an immense ball room. One of the most striking features of the evening wag that of a young “lady’” who cama in late. Clad in a pink bonnet trim- med with roses, underneath which peeded out some golden curls, a pink dress of some rich creamy appearance, with Taco and other trimmings, which a mere man reporter passes up and too deen for him, brown silk hosiery which “she’” did not besitate to display to advantage, and ballroom slippers, “she’" attracted considerable attention Tha sensation wag cr ed at §o’clock when Mr. Cook, as master of cere- monies, blew a whistla for unmasking The young ‘lady” who by this time had danced with'most all the boya in the Older Boyst association, under whose auspices the affair was held upon unmasking, proved to ba .nona other than Fred Bramhall, judge of the juvenile court in the alub and shop manager of the Boys' Club News. His “getup” was declared to be the most clever. Prizey For Costumes. The grand march was led by the Boys' club band, of 35 pieces. Prize1 for costumea were awarded aa follown by Mrs. Marshall Cook and Mra. A, ¢, Brunelle, who acted judges: For the prettiest costumes, Misi Flavia Rivers, ag a Persian dancer and Miss Ethel Lockery, as a Spanish dancer, wern awarded first prize; and N H Sullivan, as Pierrette and Miss Liltia Meckler, Turkish dancer, w granted second prize. For tha mos: comical costumes, Marion Quinn. whose outfit was so grotesque that it defiep description and Harry Rudman who out-hoboed the original hoho, won first prize and a general laugh. Herman Schmarr, as Charlie Chaplin, and Miss lda Katzowit Charli« wife, were declared good as circus’’ and won second pr Costumed children as young, ap parently, as four and fiva yeara were thera with their parents, while thei elder brothers and sisters appeared in largs numbe Character Dances, Tha character inced included “Ghost Dance’ and “A dance oY Hal- lowe'en,” under the direction o! Mi by the Rainbow Div sion of the Girl Reserves of the Y. W. Those who participated in the t dance were Misses Flavia Riv- , Alice River Pikutis, Alice sagan, Stella and Tda Kat- zowitz. In the Hallowe'en dance weic Misses Marsella Kilkiates, Florence Gordan, Margaret MeDermott, ura Brown, Mary Rakutis and Jennie Silva. Miss Elizabeth Schwer officiated at tha piano. Pleased With Orchestra. “Dear Old Girk” and “Angels’” were rendered in solo form by A, C. Brunelle, physical director of the club. ets-It” The Corn and Callus Pecler This Corn Remover is Guaranteed. Reltef from corn suffering follows the applicationof “Gets-1t"almostas quickly 88 pain follows the thrust of a pin or knife a1 a Mrs, Brunella him the plano, The newly organized Biys' [ club orchestra, which made its first ! public appearance last night, recelved | many congratulations upon the ox- | cellence of its music after seven wocls constant rehearsal, The orchestra is under the direction of Louis Rosoff, a trained musician who studied under | scome of fthe best instructors in the | state, | Season’s Program, Among the various scelal functions being planned far the winter by Mr Cook and his assistants are a series of basketball games to be followed by dancing, music to be furnished by the club orchestra, public concerts Ly the band, several one and two-act plays by the Older Hoys' assoclation and a minstrel show, expected to be the event of the season, also by the O. B. CITY ITEMS Victor records for November. . L Plerce & Co.—advt. T, J. Sarvan ot 35 Pleasant street entertained at a musicale given in hon- or of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Foster and son, Harry, Jr., of Providence last night. Selections on the violin we rendered by Willard Bryne. Mre, Bryna and Mrs, Foster gave a vocal selectiona accompanied Ly Mre. Kittie Niles on the piano. A luncheon waa served during tho evening Our “up to.the minute” Dry Clean- ing and Dyes plant will ¢ st you in house cleaning, call us up, 1323-3-— 96 W. Main street. N. B. D. C, Corp.— advt. A son waa born at the hospital yes- terday to Mr. and Mrg. John A. Boyle ol 140 Greenwood street 0Old Company Lehigh egg, stove and nut, $15.00 per ton. Pea coal $13.00 per ton. The Shurberg Coal Co., Office and Yard 55 Franklin street. Uptown Office 403 Main St. Phones 2260 — 2251.—advt. Winthrop Council, Sons and Daugh- ters will meet tomorrow evening. Af- ter the meeting there will be a Hal- lowe'en social, foliowed by refresh- ments. Hear Victor record “Oh! Joy,” played by L. Pierce & Co.—advt. Wise, Smith & Co. Buys Out Dankin’s $30,000 Stock Wise, 8Smith & Co., Hartford, havi once more demonstrated their will- ingness to help save money for their patrons by buying the entire stock of Dankin's, Inc.,, who have been in busine at 1045 Main street, Hart- ford. Nothing short of a wonderfully low purchase price and the fact that the stock is brand new would have induced a purchase at this time. Dan- kin's, Inc., were in business only six weeks, therefore the merchandise new and better still of standard qu ity, and the prices at which Smith & Co. have marked the goods will prove a veritable b; ain carni- val, none sold to dealers as Wise, Smith & Co. bought the stock for the sole benefit of their customers. weompanied on by local boy aul Ohman. PHYSIC™2N ™0 BE HANGED. Sentenced in Murder Prot. Roseburg, Ore., Nov. 1.—Dr, Rich- Melvin Brumfield was sentenced ay to be hanged Friday, Janu 3, for the murder of Dennis Brumfield Insurance ard vester Russell's headless body was found g Gas, Indigestion Pape’'s Diapepsin’ is the quickest, by acidity. A few tablets give almost caso costs only few cents at drug under Dr. Brumfield's wrecked auto- “Pape’s Diapepsin’ gives surest relief for Indigestion, Gases, immediate stomach relief and shortly store. Millions helped annually, | erable EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUE SDAY, )VEMBER 1, 1021, BRITISH PREMIER GETS FULL SUPPORT As Result of Vote Conferences With Irish Are 0 Be Resumed ut Once, 1.—Resumption the conversations between Premier Lloyd George and Lord Birkenhead, for the British government and Ar- thur Griffith and Michael Collins, for the Dail Eireann was expected here today. Mr., Lloyd Goor strength- ened by the emphatic vote in the house of commons last night, giving him a mandate to continue the nego- tlations with the 8inn Fein represen- tatives was believed to stand in a po- fon which might result in consid- progress in the negotiations during the next few days, The four conferees who were pre- pared to discuss Irish affairs today did not constitute a committee to determine the course of future con- versations it was sald In Sinn Fein quarter It 13 probable that these four are the only persons in Great Britain today who know the exact state of the negotiations Although the premier's specch re- vealed nothing of the progress of the negotiations it produced the impres- sion on many hearers and a consider- able section of the press that the outlook was almost hopeless whiye optimists were unable to gather any strength for their confidence. One effect of the speech on the lobbies of the house of commons was to In- crease the belief that in the event of a break in the conference the gov- ernment would appeal to the country through an election. London, Nov, of KILLS HIS NEIGHBOR. Centerbury Farmer Then Turns Gun On Himself. Centerbury, Conn., Nov. 1.- H. Hallikainen, a farmer, killed Lauri W, Larson, William &ghot and a neighbor, N oa remote ot terda mutes and ¢ later ommitie Coron sald ham county the ontly was the rient over Larson wus Halllkainen's appeared on snotgun IThe horse ran bedy fell from the Hallikainen's wife that her husband can and asked When she said ''No, out of the ater she heard a she hasband dead on th shotgun nearby, Dy, V. W. iner, made a report The Hallikainens 1} Larson was unmarrie v horse d¢ hous his door Larson wa Away house, Minstrel at Turncr ber 17, by tho Viking A Thursday evening, Nc following committee ing tonight and mak the affair; W, Falk, Hoglund, J. Fresen, Landgren ¥. Ohlson W, following: Leader, Mrs. H. Christens Esther, Astrid Anderson; Laura, Berlin; Anna and Beatrice Dalson, Est Al son, Huldah Olot and Gunnar A Linden, Ray Larson, Morria Hoglund, Foberg, J. Holmberg, Nelson and H, Rober ome driving a Adams, Nelson, ¢. dred and Agnea Swanson, Sig Johnson; f ! 1 suicldo o fe Bil of Wind tragedy appar- of a disagre Wl o year ago wagen past the latte tep and fired o s killed outright and Larson's town yes when wagon told the coroner 1e Into the house her If she wanted to dlc he ordered her A few seconds ot and found her e floor with the medical exam- to Coroner Bill iad no children d. VIKING A. C. DANCE Local Athletic Club Will Also Present Hall on Novem- A minstrel and dance will ba given C., at Turner hall on wvember 17, The will hold a2 meet a final plana for O. Anderson, M T. 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