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" fly and fratcmsily invited.
“ROBERT M WILCOX, Sec'y.
‘ dentistry: “it you see no ilagrunti
, anciety owes
. limit: justice-which will enable
[yi'to‘ solve. their own problems.
odei ténements twhlch
cellulite ample light and comfort.
w s and schools, that there may
I: Madge of home needs
11111; youth.
lrouloting art, developing ideals to
‘unbernct and dispel crude and often—1
V ’ 1 bill boards, etc.
“M re social efficiency engineers who
u uterpret the Golden itule.
pervislon of moving picture shows
‘hs'urgod' by Miss Kate Davis, of
ii esbarre, Pu.
' 'lint Crozier told of the social aiuli
' reform woxk in the P1111111 uneai.
Miss Mary A. Tests, of Chicago, 1
nailed intelligent parenthood.
TITARV‘ATION COMING W A FEW
ilfltarvatlon will stalk through
tracts of the national city within the
t few years,
.11klln D Roosevelt assistant EBON- 3mlik daily; Miss Mabel Varian. cloth close.
one to cheapen the cost of
{miles and provide for more llbe..1-.
receipts
baton Chamber of1'Co1nme1ce,
t a municipal market system and the
' idoption of plans for farm sites near-
3 the city‘s gates.
man of small snl1113 to establish
in family in the suburbs, where he
Iiiid hays laud enough on which to
much or his own supplies.
Baldwin
this time, by a New Britain 111111-1
on the license question.
3 vernor will no doubt rely on the
' lull in his stronghold and some
11 top from the fact that the iawi
GOVERNOR'K‘PO‘WER LIMITED.
it that the Governor can do is to
fictions 111 ii consideration or the
hon it shall oomoobeforo that
as board, but to commute 11 death
*iiint board must be unanimous.
notices oDopurtment. 1cm“
’ 31W“ Nprwslk.
esidénce. 1
helpful.
.4”. No.108,
at its roomt. Nov. 141' 8240..
o'clock p m. Wwork Fel-
Fraternsiiy yours,
diticn.
11 Lucy A. Hall. of Chicago.
that it was too late for the secretary
“It was i stalled.
‘days.
to itself
. for little
will give.
28;
ister,2f1.
Mrs. l.
‘tnbles;
M” 5
YEARS.
the
Andrews,
in the opinion
too
In an address to the Wash
M1.
W’..»ww..._.
RELIES ON LAW.
has been attacked!
But pr.ovitied
apples.
app pies.
lilo has a. vote as a member
, r to grant a pardon. the"
3111' personal desires the Gov.“
‘Gounscticut may have in the blue
it isliowamombm 1111 “111‘“
I
311111 regular meeting of item» 1!
sexy Association for November was
hold on Mpnday utter-neon, at three
111161.11. “31“”; home of Mrs J. “7.3111111
131133. Bil ,
Besides this. a gift at $2. 00 has been
99"“- A" MN“? ”“9"! received from Mrs. Mobsvis. and also
so. 00 from Mrs. Isabel Wilkins, who
herself is lying in a very critical con-
The gift, coming at such a.
~ time, showing that even in annex-lug.
. N MAKES BETTER LAWS Mrs. Watkins was thinking of the chil- readers: under the above heading. A
lidddress before the lnternation- i 5’9““ needs. made a deep impression l "M and to~the~polnt communication.
ty Congress at Minneapolis. to lupon the directors, who ordered an IE I general proposition. carries more
limmediate expression of thanks and weisht and conviction than a lengthy
appreciation to be sent to her by t'he one in Willi!!! the argument is not
The bags, they me so large
should be spelled BAG-S. are to be
1 on that brought about our best brought to your doors within 11 few
What are really wanted most,
ciilc items or the debt Miss Hall beside money, are food stuffs. cereals,
are apples. fruit of other kinds, vegeta~
bles, specially potatoes, and clothing
the rummage sale.
Money should be placed in an envei~
iope by itself. it put in the bag. When
{alerting parents' assobiatlous m'the bags are colleCted it could be
(handed to the collector.
lit is hoped that the bags will [be filled ‘
i'l‘he people of Belle island and Toke-
Wm‘i‘éaome attractive literature. to “eke, Hickory .8111” and Haybo] View
solace the poor and vicious now im- .and Dorians. have done well by the
nursery and most of them 11 ere strang- .
ers to the
.ch‘snce for the towspeopic to show
their interest by giving a big lift to
.the charitable work under way. '
Report of Day Nursery, Oct. 1913. l .
Aggregate attendance, 4110; mother's sorting this. I am, - 1
‘ fund, $32. 30;
smallest number present, 6; ave
rage attendance. 20; number on reg-i
Gifts Received During October.
Mrs. Brown.clothi:1g:
IWilliam Ma1".1in apples;
inpples; A Friend fruit: Church & Mll-
icr. vegetables:
gregaiiouul Church, cake and apples;
lie told his 1“ 111' three and four children.
11 that one solution of the high 1031.01.1jgm1 1., work on account of sick-
lving lay in making it possible 1'01 noes. loss of work and other uniortu
unto circumstances, have been glad of
11 place where their children c1111 be
cared for during the day.
. When the children arrive they are
given a breakfast if they do not have
any at. home At noon a hot dinner is
given and those who attend school,
especially do ample justice to the
' noon-day meal.
Routine business was attended to ' ‘
“drowns. read. The, report. of the
matron. Miss Perry. is given to the
public. hoping that a little glimpse of
. .the inner life or the nursery will be 1
The automobile meet. 11‘
which so many of the townspeople ‘
participated was a great financial suc-
F- and A- Museum. the net proceeds being about
The nursery is in great need or a ally suggest DEV“!- Long-windud 31".
and do not hear too much clock the one in use having given out.
you to not seeing and hear- 'At a glance one could see how neces- It” be “M and are many times “Old-
sary a clock would be, especially when”
there sue so many little ones, whosez
11’eeding hours differ. according to age.
6011116 now knmv that blinding the It is suggested that some kind friend Editor Sentinel E
s and stepping the ears do not see that just an ordinary clock is in-i
’ Vie evil," she continued.
silonce, but facing the need and
they
children or 'grown ups, for
At, any rate,
institution. Now is 11
largest number present,‘
A. Seymour bed quilt vege-
Mrs.
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South Norwnik Con-
applcs; K. 1)., Congregation!
At 5 p. m. 11 supper is
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Kind friends have given us a line Wardoll Mrs George Gold.
apple trust this full.
canned, dried ntewad and baked for
our use. 0n pleasant days a passer by
. its allkluds ofoxnuses and when may have noticed “ group of little
commence to inorallze with 0m lones on the front stoop, outing red
tibia and the law on the other end
i assured you are trimmed hetero eight months’ old) look on. hold out
tebi‘r tiny hands and seem to long for
the time to come when they can out
Apples haVe been
The twin sisters (now nearly
mi Within “illicit are ppm. to: 3
train titanic tum. 3_
Visitors are always when... .3 '
Recreate“! submitted.
1 E. l... Plenum 11111.1...»
VIEWS
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The Sentinel 11111 be pressed to 1..
coive letters for publication, from its
concentrated. We do most emphatic
ticlos, we have observed. are the 1351'
0d altoseinor.
DENIES WATSON’S STORY.
1 ask you, Mr. Editor. to kindly in
sort. the following denial in» your issue: '
in yesterday’s issue of the Hour, 1111-1
der an item dated Bridgeport, a cer-
tain person named Watson was re-
puted ashuving testified at the Corn-
mon Pleas Court. Criminal Side, that
the reason the Norwalk police tried to
have Watson punished for carrying
concealed weapons was because they
:got their drinks free at the Mahackc
mo Hotel, and when Watson was ask-
ed who they were. he mentioned sev-
eral of the force, including Ofilcer,
Smith.
I want it distinctly understood that
this charge or statement is an absolute
and wilful perversion. anti no man who
is acquainted with real conditions and
who knows the personal character or
the men on the force. would dare to
utter such an insult or stoop to such
low, dirty and despicable means in or 1
der to evade the law.
Thanking you for the favo‘i' of ini
Yours truly,
JOHN H SVii'l‘i—l.
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taken in is clear profit. There is'
krntot‘ul thanks due to everyone who Charles Gehrmunn, Miriam-ed tscheid-
1 Friend, Washington, Conn, barrel of has contributed to the aid of the com- lei‘. ‘Mrs. R. L. Coburn and Mrs. G. H.
apples: Mrs. Wilcox, bread and cake; mittee and the committee wishes ah Scofleld.
Mrs. Church, buns and crackers. Mrs. to know that such are their feelings
Dancing, though not advertised. was
Among these is the Cobweb booth at;
which Mrs. Myron Usher: 1 is chairman. tall fortunes.
Hero amid tangled webs small novel
tics will be found. The motto is: “if
0110 of the mwiues oi the Twist do
Uutwist the Twins that Uutwistctiigi
Untwlsteth the Twine." The following:
ladies servo: Mrs. John Cos. Mrs!
Ralph DcWitt. Mrs. Charles Mllchcll.‘
Mrs. W. C. Jessup. 1Mrs.Juiia "Way.
Mrs. 14‘. N. Smith, Miss Adele Bette.
Miss Helen Thompson, Mrs. L. 0.1
Next comes the farmer’s booth. the
wonderful "House that Jack Built,”
made of drain and cereals. Here are
found all the malt, the cats.do¢11', 111111..
torlorn maidens. priest. lotion. etc.
The products of the “cow with the
crumpled horn” and "the {armor that John C. Sherman. Mrs. Edward Brad-
sowed his need in the early morn,“ icy, Mrs. OlinS. Younsn and Miss Elia
the "cooks that crowed" sud many
iotber things found only in this fairy
Kind friends have also remembered
“W“ “9 “ “minim 0‘ ”‘9 ”0”“ us with gifts of toys. 110011.». etc. which
'groatly add to the comfort and amuse-
. meat of our home life. Our back yard
is tilled with material
touts, houses, swings, etc. One day
some kilos were made of bits of string
and old newspapers. As the triad weft.» III. 7. .1. My. cm. 3111111 W1 your. Mrs. Elmer WW: mu.
ed one quite high, all looked up to the mg. m 1m 9W1 my“... Mil Smith. The a
above and one boy said. "on.
d be outwoishodby 1110'“ ...1
which make
at so 111:1, i' think little
house. ti'his, the lei-[eminent of the,
carnival is in charged! Hrs. G. Edwin
‘ SEW ‘~
Walter Harvey Weed. chairmen; Mrs.
iFred Baxter. Miss Helen Becker. Miss
3 ‘Mny Higgins. Miss A. Benton and Miss
'H. :Knapp. Mrs. Frances. Burritt, 'Mrs.
'Glndyc. Gould. Mrs. .1.
Miss Elizabeth Stapletou, Miss 011m
Cole.
”Mm Stomachiliaa will »
MSW
' mandtoseerSmr
For that
Thirty Years
Exam Copy a," Wrapper: m: unnum- cun‘ouv. New Your ..w-
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Estelle DoWltt. Mrs. (i. ll‘. Cantlsld tiiul Daniela presided over by Mrs. H.
and Min Howard Johnson C. Sharer and 3113.13.11 Adams. Mrs
The Doll booth in presided over by E. H Mombouse. M111. 5'. H.Ro1vnn.
the chairman. Mrs William Lduuerulidm. William F. Ambler. Mrs. Elton
who has as helpers Mrs cymour Cur» Baker. Mrs. Herbert Gambit-11.0 F.
:1111. Mrs. 'Percy 111.1111...
‘Lohmaier, Mrs. E. J. 8111111. 1113.11. Byxboe and Miss Mary Fivsritt.
vin D. Wadsworth. Mrs. Frank Lauder' mm a huge candy box, sweets and
“d Mrs. T M Andrewa. rnuts arc‘dlsplayed in tempting array.
Then there is the home of Santa This novel booth 111 in charge of Mrs.
Claus with its huge chimney and tire id“ S. K9913. H" assistants will be
191““ Toys “"3 30” here by MW. Mrs. Herbert Gorham, Mrs. William
Seniors, Mrs. Robert 11‘. Gregory, Mrs
John Caveman. Mrs A, 3" Coin Mm J. 1.. Stevens Misses Annie Jones, M
T 1- Raymond ‘Mtfi 'D- AiShambaugh. Winifred Bennett, Currie Castle. Mur-
ih.‘lrs 39‘1“ Dunlortier, Mrfl- 1" 3 14W"- xuret Lane. Mary Darnell. Inez Croiut
Miss Mabel Thatcher. Alisa Louise 1.131139 (‘ltlrk and Ruth Clary
Spillane and m" Clara Hill At the Household boom the interior
The Arts and Crafts Will ‘3 i“ the of a large colonial room is the at-
shape of a huge lamp shade. 'Herc traction.
everything “0908““ to an artistic olec, useful only in the household are
sense is sold by Miss Ada Bette and sold by Mrs Howard 'EVOI‘Y. Mrs W
”18 fOHOWlllg assistants. '1‘er R. G. R Thonppson‘ M‘m Elmer Cage. Mfg
Haniord,MrB.lu.1 Dart. MFS H 11.}.{0n‘an Dmke' Mm~ med Campbanh
Hentz, Mrs. Edward Chusmar. .Mrs Mrs 1: .w H0998. Mrs. A Cleverly,
Mrs J. H. Welsh, Mrs. E. R. tSher~
wood, Mrs. Julia Patterson and Miss
Mary lluckley, Mrs. Robert London.
Then there is a grape sober, a cool
retreat where delicious fruit punch
and other cooling drinks are served to
all. in charge of this are Mrs. W. But-
tery. 'Mrs. lrving Rood. Mrs. George
Crosby. Mrs. G. F. Benedict, Mrs. W.
Brown. Mrs. F. IPitzer, Mrs. A. w. Ni-
chols. Mrs. James Donneliy. Mrs. A.
Nash and Mrs. J. 'H. Seeley. .
The following are the names of the
children and the characters which
they represent:
DOIOUI) Asche.
(‘- ake and bread are sold from a pom
itagon shaped baker. This is presided
over by Mrs. W 'H. Church, Mrs. C.
..l" Tristram, Mrs. George E. Thomp-
son. Mrs. C. A McNamara, Mrs. John
P. E. Lockwood. Mrs. ‘F. A. Lune. Mrs.
There is a summer garden with ta-
bios and chairs where ice cream and
Of ,a‘ Church. milk, daily; Mrs. Wilcox. indulged in from ten oclock until the cake were served. This section is Jack Goose ________ ....Paul Riordan
Tonight the last two hours under the emoieut monument 0‘ Columbine (111.. bride)
ry of the New. unless something is lug: Girls Friendly Trinity Chrnch 2 ““9 been set aside {01 that 110131111111" M“ W. F' Lockwood. MW William ........... Marion Richmond
a dozen crullers .iorm of amusement, and without a MUD": M’fl- 'Helou 39“”v ”'5' Little Boy Blue ........ .lrving Fonts
in addition to a report of members doubt there will be a large number Chime“ Rider. Mm Samuel Hopkins. Jack .‘ ...... Alvin Wadsworth
and gifts. it may be interesting to our who will take advantage of the oppor— MW- Charles Ainsworth, “'5' A' ”’3' Jill ........ Marion Wadsworth
iblends to hear some items in regard tunity. sl’addock. Mrs. J. W. Bell, Mrs. Bachelor ......... ....-Hnrlan1Flaxter
to home life in the nursery.‘ The carnival opened this afternoon. Charles Copley. Mi” An“ Guillord, Wife .............. Adelaide Coleman
»._3 ousevelt advocated the establlshiuenti During. ”10 iflfit W0 “10"“!!! the M' and Will remain so through the even- Miss Eleanor Wicks. Mi“ Mildred M" llilly Boy ........ J. (larvan Cavanagh
teudnnco has been large A register "18- 119“ Minn Polly Pearson, Miss Anna John Gilpln ..... Thomas Hunt
of twenty-dive. Several new families; There are many booths of everyi Lockwood and M15“ Kittie Clark Betty (lilpin ....... Mhrjorie 'Hunt
have been represented. Mothers with description, some of gigantic size unui The gypsy encampment is most rcc- Jack-alder)! ...... Lewaliyn Knapp
who are all decorated in a novel manner. USMC With W? covered Wagons. tents Jack’s Brother ......... Edward Joray
and camp iii-88 Of course real 117111111311 Johnnie ........... Seymour Byrno
From the camp other Drum Major John ...... Clinton Jossup
gypslea so torlh to drum no trade The Fisherman ........Allcn Church,
'Mrs. Thomas Baxter is chairman of
this section. The young outlaws are
Misses Elizabeth Sharer, Mary Babblt.
Elisabeth Stevens, Morlorle'Mills.1Sa1--
ah Ferguson. Gertrude 'ilidcr, Mabel
Gerhmnnn. Marlon. DeWitt. Miss
H, Jennings.
Miss Belle Donne; Miss Marorio Mills,
Darby and Joan. .Ralpb and Alice Hill
Queen Pippin. .1. . . ..
Polly ll‘lindors .
Pretty Maid . ...Ruth Church
Farmer
’i‘ho Queen of Love. .Mary Fauntleroy
John Sprig .li‘rancls Burns
The iKng of England. . .1Donald Taylor
The Queen. of England. . .Mary Babbit
(tamper Hippie Hoopla
...... liaymond Van Bursa
(in tumor Hippie 'Hoppie3
..............”simulate.Van Baron
Humpty Dumnty ........l.o11lie Davis
Ill‘ltl'e Sun.bmq 1 I“ u 1 «Mary Vim Bur”
idttlemo Poop». . . . . .Suzanno Drown
Campbell. , The King of Moo. . .tmindolph Starr.
Next. comes the summer house. vacuity 'Beii ..Julio Coleman
whore flavors and potted plants will Mm Gray ..........1Luoillo Hartford
loud beauty and immune. Mary. quits tummy Green . .. . . . . . . .Wiliu Green
11111.1“..-
Thc Queen of Hearts. impersonated
:by Mrs. Wilfred Bodweli, reigns at the
Heart. booth. Her assistants are Mrs.
Frank ‘ll’. Huntington. Mrs 18.13. Jun
vis. Miro J. Sayre. Mrs. Frank W.
Woodward. Mrs. M. ‘H. Nailing, Mrs.
nth-A
M1111. Louis Boutwcli. Mrs. James Flynn. Miss Ella.
. llorarlne Tripler»
.. ...Mary Burns
Aunt Mary . ......... Margaret Hail-
..Peul Schumann
Farmer's Wife . . . . . . ..lllmma Bonnie
1911 OilTlNG FLANNEL. I. . 1 ..
Plain and funny.» so: 0%¢
1.3.31.00 MENQ UNDERWEAR.
' All 111001.111 sizes .. 75¢ ,
50o nose PILLOWS.
" 011mg 18 :11 21.11111 39¢.
' * F
98c WOMEN’S HAND BAGS,
49¢.
Walrus leather, fitted with
3 purse.»
113.110 c0111 Fon'rAstss.
' Heavy. «big; full size Com-
forts. tilled 'with. Red Cross cot-
ton.»scroll seamed snd' tufted
....... ...........$1398
‘ $1.25 TABLE DAMAsk.
72 inches. heavv Scotch and _
Irish linen. Yard 98¢
’ ”.00 "BLENH'EIM" BLANKET!
‘ Full his bed size. heavy and
“ "worm '31.;43‘
'- LINEN may otorus.
50c value. 20 x 30. hemstltch-
ed ................. 39¢
1150‘ value, 18. x 2'7. “bemotitch-
0d .. .................. 19¢
coon VALUES 1n corrous.
12 Mo Fruit 0' the 1.51111
.. ................ 7.1.305
15c Lonsdale Cimbrlr . 911f¢
45c PASTRY BOAR-"151
~ 29¢
38 x 24, well maria, 11' «‘1 fin-
isl'ed.
5c TUMBLEHB . . . 6 for 19¢
'Thin blown Table Tumblers.
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_Tom the Piper ......... George Clark
HSlmpie Simon ...... Palmer Sherman
'The Piemaa . ..Lowrence McMahon
King of Hearts ...... Charlotte Jarvis
Knave of Hearts ..il‘i'ank Lauder
Jack Homer ........... Charles Nash
Tom Tucker ..g....'H38mld Pennington
11.111911 spruu Albert Lockwood
-.Mrs Spratt ....... Jennie Donnell
Sugary Sam ... ..... Randolph Downs
Hero fancy and useful artiv: Jack Sim" "V3" ~~~~~~~~ Joseph Silk
Dame Trot ...... Lillian Ketchum
iMarJorie Dow ............ Sarah Law
lJennie Dew ............. Marlon Law
Mother Hubbard ......... Mary Weed
Miss Kitty ............... Myra Wise
Pudden Tame .......... Evelyn Lungs
The Old Woman (in shoe)
3 .............. ‘ ...... Helen Bennett
Jolly Miller of Dee..Cleveiand McEIroy
Page ................ Elton d‘ichenor
Georgie Porgie .. ..... wesley Sample
Robert Burns .......Harold 'Braistcd
'Hixglety Pigglety ..... Gretchen Rider
Jack Dandy Prat .Major Smith
Punch ......... Carlton L'Hommedieu
‘Judy ............. Judith Thompson
illlddle Dumpling ..... .Elmer Crosby
Laundry Maid .......... Bertha Farr.
Miss Mackay ........ Elizabeth Taylor
ihiiss bonnet ........ Dorothy Howard
IPeter Pumpkin ......... Gerald Mead
V1Mrs. Peter ...... Natalie Seymour
Contrary Mary ......... Helen Decker
Robinson Crusoe ....l‘t‘mncis Scofleld
Sky Sweeper ........... Sophie Berg
Twesdle Dee ........ Elmer Reynolds
Tweedie Dam ..... Menard Ainsworth
Tommy Spooks ........ Helen Seaman
Tntters ............. ..Nelson Brown
Billie Blinkors ....... Elmore Gamble
Jacky ................. Harry Fiddler
Eduard Sable ............ Paul James
Maiden Forlorn ........lrcuo Gui-ham
King Blackbird ....... Former Church
Queen tBleclabird ....Dorothy Nutting
Jlutcher .. ........... Franklin Cleverly
'Baker ...... Leon Waterbury
landlestick Maker ....»Howard Cutbill
Sally Tintilio ...... Ines Scoilold
Dolly ..»............llnlzubeth 1811111111111
Nurse ................Moyla Sconeid
Hector Protector ........Joh11 Cactus
died Riding Hood ........iboln Baxter
Loving Msry1.........Berthn Illcoiiold
tl‘he Milk’Maid .......Milliceut 131'de
Nancy Leo”..........11‘runcis Wins
Belle Bond .........Beui:rioe morgue
Taffy ............‘...lrving Voorheos
Lady Leo ..........Itlm1ns 111111111
Solomon Grundy .Wlibur Mollilroy
Tommy ’l‘onsey .1...Molvlllc iii-ulster]
Tho'Mayor of Motion. . .iildword Dart
Dick Whittlngion ... . . . . . .Psul 'l-lontz
Jerryt'i‘igx ..1..»........1Aibort.sBrower..
Bluest Music .........Alico Valiant
”Wollcy til‘oster . .llobsrt Shoelcii‘o
Polly .lilliaobeth il'itch
Baker ......... Jule Csswcll
...-a-
Comstouk. assisted by Mrs. '13. iii. An-icoamrr. is impersonal“ by» Mrs. G. Jumping Jone .... .Ccciiia Byrne tailed Gray ...”..Ecrooym 81111111111111
drive. 1111. iii. J. 11111. flirt. I... .i. Rey- ii'. ll‘ootomho 1111—1119111. Mrs. Frun- Nimble Jack Georke tiimvon Sailor ...........lild1vcrd streamer?
some. N111. John w. Wolds. 111111. ,1“.
“My M". A: We fimmc m- G19“;
moat. Albrecht. flu. It”. Gil. John.-
Merrill.“ dimer-1o m
m,- 111:,
Riots Darnell. Mrs. Charles Rom. Mrs.
14111: My .......... Winifred Nash
John Brougham. M1111. $111111 Thompson. The 1111111 in the Moon
M111. no. Murphy.lirs.ll‘rnncecflood~ Horace Mounties.
his «will
humor-o WW fits
Willi!!! Iii! “diam
The Queen of 15min. Mildred Gotcholl
bother Ducting ..... .Psul Muslim-
Mother. Bunting .... . . ...Allcc Conley
.m 111111111
i “NORWALK'$' BUSY CORNER"
Elizabeth ..... Hazen Bean
Eliza .. ................. Muriel Juries
Betsy .................... Lucile Hail
Bess .............. Gladys Beach
Bobby Shaftoe ........ Eyeret Bulkley
Crosspatch .......... Dorotby Lovojoy
Frances Marla. ..Dorothy Cummings
Old King Cole ........ Francis Crosby
Fiddler ................... Earl Flatt.
Fiddler ........... Harold Thompson
Fiddler ............... Adrian Nichols
Queen Ann . . . .- ........ Emily Stevens
Elsie Marley ........... Rhoda Jarvis
Lady Jane .......... Doris Nickerson
Maid Marisa ....... ..lna Waterbury
'Dr. Foster ...... Georgie Ahrens
Bobby ISnooks ....... Billy Senniman
Solomon Grundy ....Wilbur McElroy
Jacks-Dandy ........ William Brower
Tommy Tittlemouse ..... John T. Coo
Tommy Trot ......... Bobby Cbittlm
John and Jane.Paullne and Mary Dunn
Donald . .. .......... Edward Church
Bride ..... 3. . ..... ’Mable Burchara
Diller Dollar .......... Junior .‘ichols
Wee Willie Winkle. .Ilawrence iieury
Jerry Hail ........... Mark Donohue
Curly Locks ............ Anita Dowd
Peter Piper ....... Elton Hendricks
Dr. Fanstus .......... Milton Every
Dairy Down Dilly ..... Ethel Worden
Nancy Etticote ......... Mary Fitch
King of ion ...-1... Norman lmiden
The musicians who gave their
services true were as follows: Joseph
W. Corham. chairman; Howard Tilly.
Julius Prunyi. Frank ii. Field. Carl
Filsingor. Frank Schufeit. Richard
Murphy, Henry Steegmuller, Fred
Hearse, Joseph M aruca, lmet
Schneider, Harry Williams. Richard
German, Herman Cinque. James Gor-
mnn, Lewis Schuielt, Rufus J. Smith.
Archie Merriam. Oscar Cinquc.
Omhesirnmllender. Drank Sven.
John Sven, Fred Powell. William Fled—
ler. Clarence Knapp. Julius Prunyi.
The list of motoos of different
booths were as follows:
”.liey diddle. dinkotty,
. Pompetty. pet,
The merchants of London
Are busy yet."
"Jack a spnndy. Jack a dandy.
Likes good cake and sugar candy."
"1 touch my daughters every one
To keep mod house while i am gone."
"Take 11 cup and drink it 111p
And call the neighbors in."
"11' one of the twines of the twist do
uninistcth.
The twins that untwlsteth. activist-
otil the twins."
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