New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1928, Page 2

ST, JOSEPH' SOCIAL PROGRAN CONPLETE §t. Patrick’s Day to Be Observed aT A B Hl m should o audience evening in conn rick's Day celebration will be conducted 1 pices of St. Joseph and besides musica talented stars th haughnessy ronologue by which a duet Rhapsody” by Lis by Prof. J. J. Derw banjo and Prof. M the pla a vocal Mastrobattists number before a violin solo by 1 At about U:1 of the eve Father Robbi duced by Rev. pastor of St. Josepl A com written by Walter Kovel witl deal the Shaughnessy family and their tpoubles will be the concluding part of the entertainment. Following are the charact Patrick Shaughnessy, Grorge Campbell; Rose, his daughter, Helen Brennan: Molly, the waitress, | Nelly Ryan; Larry O'Neil, Irank McGrath. Girls' ehorus—Jennle TNagero, Marguerite Kenney, Florence FFaulk- | ner, Mary Ryan, Rose Frey, Mary Giannettino, Rose Giannettino, Trene Gaffney, Irene Sullivan. Boys' chorus—Anthony DaVanzo, Frank DaVanzo, Harold Smith, James Brennan, Joseph Callahan, Ernest Marty. Beene—Shaughnessy’s house about 3p m Numbers—Opening chorus ley; “Killarney,” Miss J Mastrobattisti; monologue, Nelly Ryan; Tan dancer, Tommy Ray; “Remembering,” Helen Brennan and Frank McGrath; Lucky in Tove,” Dan Sullivan; “So Tired." Grace Hanraha newsboy act, Batty Campbell; Trish dance, Grace Tuddy and Mary McCrann; “When Trish s Are Smilin Carmen Gagliardi; Irish airs, Prof. J. J Derwin; “Was It a Dream,” Bili Dowlin, s ot Ireland,” James Sullivan: “My Wild Irish Rose,” Frank MeGrath; ciosing chorus - Irish medley. The show will be under the rection of Mrs. Kovel. The stage di- rector §s George Doerner, the pro- gram director, Clarence J. Kenney and publicity has been in charge of John J. Riley. A meeting of the general com- mitter and ticket sellers will be held at 8 o'clock tonight. Final arrange- ments for the afiair will be made. ad Rey will be intro- INDUSTRIAL GIRLS G070 SPRINGFIELD New Britain Y. W. C. A Will Be Represented at Meetings “The Industrial Girls' mid-winter conference of the Y. W. C. A, will be held in Springficld on Saturday ard Sunday. Miss Mary Elizabeth Edmands, industrial giris’ will attend the conference, with her several club girls, Sartinsky, president of one indi trial elub, Frances Crowley, president; Mary Swerw seer tary; Katherine Kerelejza, treasur- or; Sophie Hagoplan and Mary Tint}, president of the Pinnacle club, and Monica Tinti The conference opens Saturday at 8 o'clock with registert are discussion grou and an eve of two one-act plays the Worcester In and Sp gfield club. On Sunday mornin Bradley of A college the speaker. will be a and world au revoir t For the 4ay afternoon ~onference presented by irle Phillips 1 be te dinner husir t age who b ing e of thes provlens girls worl probi Bradiey EDISON TALKRS ON AIMS New York, T (U1 boy of 2 to NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1928. —— e —_— SMITH GIRL STORIES ARE NOW CONFIRMED Concluctor Verifies Report saying She Was Going to Enter Convent. Northampton, Mass., March 15 ¢ —Confirmation of the story of Canadian L'acifie ratiroad conductor that a girl who he believed to have 1 n b Fran “mith, boarded his north bound expre after she was . Lawrence of the 1 I , 1 1 <l council, speaking her 1y at the tenth quarterly meetin:s, ed o 1on of the council with the nation-wide economie ar- v recently Leguneby a national ness leaders, head- of Comme With Hoover Survey ., R. L, March 16 (UP) w England nees diversification, issing Miss s St s t seen ty and Moutreal co; ted the of J. K. 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Mr. Trinder pointed out that the liese | state tra hool in Meriden has wdry department that is flovrish- £ while in Bridgeport, with bett conipment, digliculty is found gotiin distribution and servicing. the radio | boys to take up this trade. He s ade, and motion p theaters | 1his is due to the habit of bovs to ¢ accounted for 1,000,000 per- feel superior 10 the so-called “dirty sons, more thai two per cent of the trades” in which objection they often The whole story of where 1 sers have veen absorbed s knoww, he said, but si botels and aurants, not id tr repres, 0 Th dry departn state trade evening at Coy ticut and the rican 1eers by B ctor of vocatior The meeting w tion with a dinner t school. The foundrymen of the engineers the ors, and turned it W. Stickle of nt of the Conne possibility of : nt to th By hool was intimated la joint mecting of tin Foundrymen's New Socicty J. of Britain C of Me Trinder 1 edueation. held in connee- the tr; e H tion Am hanical ate di- uthori total mployed populatien of the are upheld by their parents. country. He asked the aid of the foundr) manufacturers to incre ter vision of their future. He paid a | ticipation in tribute to Herman 8. Mall, director dustrics to of the New Britain trade school, and workers fre her ind could be put into the New Britain — — schoel if this youthtul intolerance NiAY AD[] FUUNURV could be overcome. ! i eng s 10 prov au opportunity tor a further discussion of methods to help the youth of New Britain. He | 1 |, | was assured by Mr. Stickle that this | e Later Mr. Trinder told a Herald | atative that one new which could be added to the larging Curricutlum Here went it seia are oth algmg Ui which could also be added. —_— Motion pictures and stercopticon foundries fornied part of the address | by H. M. Lane, consulting « Detroit. Mr. Lane has designed dries in this country, France and England and is « a4 an out- standin v on foundry plants ! read a paper before the national convention of the American Socicty of Mechanical Enginecrs which re- in core making they 4 never known before, and was the be onal which vir Mr. Lawrence urged New England | men to help these boys have a bet- capacity to pr aid there are certain trades which He asked the foundrymen and the | {would be done RPN F.J. Trinder Hints at En- ain school is a foundry depart- | slides showing progress in modern Ny the autoriobile plant foun- and equipment. 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