Mayors David E. Fitzgerald of New
Haven and Joseph P. Dutton of Bris
tol will make tne principal addresses
and other speakers of note will as
sist. M. H. Small of 1.285 Howard avenue
is chairman of the committee in
charge.
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CHORUS TO AID
AT BAND CONCERT
An anticipated event for rnsic lovers
is the Harvey Hubbell cand concert
scheduled to take place this evening,
at the open air arena, on State street,
with the assistance of the Women's
Liberty chorus. Dr. Giovanni E. Con
terno is the director and offers the
following program:
Part 1.
Introduction "The Star Spangled
Banner." ,
March "A Frangesa" ; Costa.
Overture "Joan of Arc"; Verdi.
Mazurka Russe - "La Czarino";
Ganne.
Dream Picture "Uncle Tom's
Cabin"; Lampe.
National Anthem "The New
World"; Giovanni E. ConternO.
(This anthem was recently offered
by the composer to the National ad
ministration for adaptation as being
"his bit" in connection with the great
world war.) Performed as a march
ing song by a mixed chorus of 200
voices, the Harvey Hubbell, Inc., con
cert band of 58 musicians and the
Bridgeport Drum and Trumpet Corps
of 40 members.
Part 2.
Overture "Jolly Robbers"; Suppe.
Sextette, from "Lucia"; Donizetti.
Concert Waltzd"Caroline" ; Giovanni
E. Conterno.
Grand Selection "Songs of the Na
tion"; Lampe.
March "Thunder and Blazes";
Gusik.
"Finale "America."
The audience is cordially invited to
join in the singing of "The Star
Spangled Banner" and "America,"
the one beginning, the other ending
the concert. The management re
spectfully requests that absolute si
lence be observed during the rendi
tion of the program.
