Norwalk Chronicler

Norwalk weekly gazette, Tuesday, June 19, 1883 · page 6

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PART- FIRST. PART SECOND.
1. CHORUS—“Saviour, Lead Us an the Way,” ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 14. RECITATION—Blessed Grandma ..............................
Infant Class. Florence DeForest.
2. RECITATION ...................................................... 15- RECITATION—“Hoe out Your Row” ..........................
Willie Benedict. Willie Lounsbury.
3. RECITATION—“My Hepsy,” ..................................... 16- RECITATION—“Only Seven,” ...................................
Edna Wilson. Annie Burr.
4. RECITATION—“\Vllat can I do for Christ,” . . . 17. SOLO—“Clover Song” ................................. Florence A. Wightman
Maud Tibbals. MISS BROUGHTON.
5. SOLO—“\Vhen Sparrows Build,” .................................. V. Gabriel 13- RECITATION—“Mother’s Gift”. ...............................
MISS CARRIE VIRGINIA HBROUGHTON Ella \Vorden. -
G. RECITATION—“W 1tc11,”. ....................................... 19. RECITATION—“My Pussy” ................................ y ......
Ralph Bray. Frankie Brewer.
7. RECITATION— “The Perplexed Housekeeper," ............ 20. READING—“Mr. Middlerib and the Bees” ...................
Julia Betts. MISS LANCASHIRE.
S. RECITATION—“Going to Bed,” ................................ 21. RECITATION—“Dame Nature” ................................
Hattie Malkin. - Lena Hill.
9. SOLO—“Ave M'u 1a,” ..................................... . ....... I/uggi 22. SOLO—“Jamie” ........................................................... JIIoIon
MISS EDITH E. BLISS. MISS BLISS.
10. RECITATION—J‘The Beggar’s Dog," .......................... 23. RECITATION—“Queenie”.. .. . . .
Eddie Kinney. ' - May Adams.
11. READING—“Thorn,” ............................................... 0 24. RECITATION—“I am so glad” .................................
MISS ANNA H. LANCASHIRE. Libbie Demmon.
12. RECITATION—“Strawherries,” ............... . ................. 25. RECITATION—“Good Bye” ......... . .............................
Emma Brown. Willie Brundage.
l3. SOLO—“Bride Bells,”..... ...... . . .. Wetherby 26. CHORUS—“Something for Children to do” ....................
MISS BLISS ‘ Infant Class.

 

 

 

 

COMSTOCK BROTH ERS,

EARNESTgY SOLICIT AN EXAMINATION OF THEIR STOCK OF

iii“! 3 flags and tiltiwrm’ dimming

Believing it to be to the advantage of every buyer to do so, before purchasing
' elsewhere.

Their facilities for producing Good, Reliable Clothing at the lowest possible

cost, are unsurpassed.
HEADQUARTERS non

llama/ideas.

1
These goods ale bought by the Bale, direct from the Importer, and sold

11L.
very close. .
NOTICE THE FOLLOWING PRICES.

White, 3 lbs, - - - - - - - — $1.10
Col’d, 3 “' - - - - - - - - - 1.15
-White, 4 lbs., - - e - - - - - 1.25
Col’d, 4lbs., - — - - - - — - - 1.40.

COMSTOCK BROTHERS,
45 Main Street, Norwalk. Insurance Building, South Norwalk.

 

 

 

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