Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-24
STONINGToN
Ffrernen's Fair Closes Successful Run
 -Noank Company as Visitors The Toy Shop Repeated by Request.


 l Wednesday evening the third and i closing night of the Pioneer hook and l ladder company's fair was given to 1 an enthusiastic crowd who heartily enjoyed the evenings pleasure as was i, fnahlfested in the applause through- l out the -entertainme The novel, tles proved most popular and several new ones Were added. The cake and ice cream booths were well patron l ized.
 The Toy Shop Repeated.
 By s,e1eial request of the public the Toy Shop was repeated in place of Ge1 Off the Wire, scheduled for We'd l<esday night, the public calling for 1 George Haley to reproduce the sketch given on the opening night There fore, The Toy Shop was successfully repeated, meeting with great favor. Several features were added and sev- 1 eraI girls were added in the doll line. Who the Dolls Were. , The dolls were Katherine Powers, i Phyllis; Richer Snellen. Daisy: Helen l Olsen, Dolly; Muriel Latham, Anna { belle; Eleanor Lathrop. Annette Elm 1 Ny Wood, Bethina; Constance Haley, | hsFis: Anna Mcdowell Suzette, Ka- t1sripe Maine, Dorothy: Bertha Wink fer. Gretchen; Christine Adles, Will ! heie1ira; Lillian Olsen, Hildegarde; AEafs Grah ham, Rosamond; Elizabeth | IZopes. Daisy; Constance Joseph, An nie Nope Haley, prudy; Aletha Zel- lar, Sihyl; Helen Higgins, Dot; Mary l Kelley, Drmple: John Mcdonald was Jack Horner; Little Edith Lathrop and Miss Etta Adams were favorttes, and George Haley made a hit as c. NJ. Pierre F'inGley. the toy maker. Peg gy the cat was exceptionally good, John Haley acting as Peggy. The l solo In Toyland, was finely rendered hy Annie CH1a a urbi1A fHo fn1lg "a n Q delightfully."- the chorus from Toyland l They responded to an encore with Ba- byland, which showed careful training | Mary Kelley as little Miss Muffett wae Peep and Jack Horner. A GuadrilIe and fancy march were also done by the children.
 The fine exhibit of dolls was visited by the crowd.
 Noank Visitors.
 The Noank fire department accepted the invitations extended them, com ing in uniform, bringing with them their friends. The parade of the wis itins and local companies made an in- terestirg sight. as they marched tC the hall, headed by the Chesebro durm corps. During the three nights sev- eraa thousand people attended, many coming from neighboring towns to as sist the volunteer iremen in their un- dertaking, which, proved most suc- cessful.
 Personal Mention. Mrs. Annie Daboll of Hartford fl the guest of her mother over the holi- days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Otho Sullivan and Pc ter Flynn will spend the week witt MP Sulivan's brother in Willimantic
 Miss Ruth Lee is the guest of rela- ltives at Aiyns Point.
 Entertained at Whist. The T. NJ T. whist club was enter. tained Tuesday evening by Miss An. nie Denison at her home on Elm street the young ladies spending delightful , evening. Refreshments were served The club will meet at Mrs. Henr! Moves next week.
 Prof w. o. Turner of Willimantit is the guest of his cousin Dr. Charles , Maine.
 Mrs. w. P. Griffin will be the gues of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. E. D Sweet, at her former home in Provi dence.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Grandy vii spend Thanksgiving in Norwich. Rev. C. J. Mason returned from Bos : ton Wednesday.
 Sudden Death of Horace champIain
 The many friends of Horace Cham plain were shocked to hear of his sud den death Tuesday morning about . 1 o'clock. MT. Champlai1 had recently undergone an operation. He had beer in poor health ever since and his i'll ness was not considered dangerous. H, was unmarried and lived with hi: