New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1929, Page 5

SCHULTZ GETS HIS Gello Player Leads Orchestra as Schultz, who waited 30 years for a moment of glory, away in the corner today and 100k-|in bird house building ed about for a convenient moun- tain to climb. in Carnegic Hall where Arturo Tos- | pq canini, them all,’ and told him to lead the New York| STATEWIDE CONTESTS HONENT OF GLORY ing and Dressmaking The New Britain Juni {ment foundation is ticut Junior ievement, y sponsoring three state wide contests open to any hoy or girl in the state. He Quits After 30 Years New York, April 2 (UP)—Leo tucked his celto and model airplane construction. for girls is in dressmaking. age limit for boys in the bird- e The airplane contest is open The dress- making conte ~l is for girls between Schultz' triumph came last night “ ||u greatest maestro of | vears. handed him the baton{to any boy under 21. P lnHl.u monic. ad e ing the compose harmonic played that overturc last|Haven, > night as a rest of his time to elimbing moun- | : t tains, composing and loafing. touring Germ the had played for the Czar K he Hu! hel he was in when the king de of lows, he Wi to an ago he harmonic and has bed Toscanini’s la arosc to chec duced. Th 000 which hand as &0 fle huliz contided to dv in vig “Mr, Toscanini is the greatest con. | Port, reti ductor 1 have ever Toscanini blvsh 1 furiously and . ¢ thirty ye Schultz has bees urely sitting back among viols and the French horns, ng the ¢ rue note qf hi 1lo the music of orchestras. Dur 30 years he found time 1 an overture, and the Phil ing the ications have already from more than 1000 boys | Jiving in New Haven, West | Britain, land gir farewell gesture, Toduy he retired to devote - the Moodus, Locks, Plainville, Man-| Humpton, Durham. Bristol, Norwalk, At 11 years of age Schullz was | ford, and Russia with a | Madison, Lyme, W 1lo 80 large he could barely top of it. Iour years lat and the aiser and while still a stripl pullwl a bow ig the orches ed introduce R x] ))\4 ‘thersficld, Bridzepo S don, Wallingford and Danbury. Cit ty lte Items “Ring” mu and| Joseph Maleski of 150 It |avenue reported to Oftic onin last night that his bile was stolen Complaint was made to the )| yesterday that lumber was clude, |frOM @ new building at Hartiord “Brahms," Schultz said, “was one|aVenuc and Spring street those blustering Hamburg fol.| Mrs. E. G. Nelson of 84 Chapman Me was a great musician 1 ut |Street complained to the police last could not play the piano very|evening that a quantity of food, a e {copper boiler and (wo atuminum By 1889 Schultz was Kettles were stolen off a4 veranda at play in the Boston her home a to teach in Y Mrs. I7ra roof ioined the 1t was something to sec Schultz said. lo saw service un- Von Bu police stolen manded the “Lohengr in America Symph irty ye: York I'hil n here ever | hospital y Hur d upon for a T “.I,m d . which | council, Sons and Davghters of Lib- erty, wili be held Wednes ning at § k in Jr. O. U hall. » state councillor and state A supper o'clock hultz was intro. a check for 85 meone slipped nto oken of cciatio ired 1o the of the | Will be serve and Schultz decided to make| Violet Chapman, ¢ coch, | and Mrs. Ernest Chapman of Bridge- 1ed to her home yester- sai | day at | with he P. 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