Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-04-06
jEWETT CITY
Masked Dance of ThornIea ciub-Four
Deaths During March-7oucher to
Pitch for Borough Team-Generai
News.

The Tronlea club issued invitations
10 the number of-two hundred for a
masquerade dancing party in Firms
opera house on Tuesday evening. The
nan was filed with dancers and on
lockers The grand march was led
py Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Gilbert The
music was furnished by Geer's or
cnestra of Norwich; Professor Ben
nett OF the came place prompted Cake.
ice cream and punch were served by
the young ladies' The members of
me Thornlea club are Mrs. A. f.
Shaw, president: Mrs. q. A Haskell.
vice president; Mrs. e. H. Hiscox. sec
rotary and treasurer; Mrs. H. E. Paul
Mrs. Z. b. Keen, Mrs. Sherman Wa
ters, Mrs Charles E. Spicer, Mrs. Wal
ter Marshall and Mrs. b. C. Bliss.
!. There was wide variety of attrac-
i've and striking costumes, among
them the following:
David Turnbull, Louis XIV, Simon
Brewster, Kelley; F. c. Whiting. Hol-
lander: A. G. Brewster, Mexican; II.
Z, WEBSTER. pajama costume; George
Sfark, Pajama costume; A NJ. Brown,
Japanese mandarin; Frank Williams,
clown; Alexander Kenyon, captain Of
FRAZER HoIlanders; william McNicoI.
farmer; William Burton. chauffeur;
Norman Tracy, Spaniard; Carl Jen-
nIhss. soldier; w. H. Bennett, Span
s ssh musketeer; B; c. Bliss; Turk:
NOD carrier; E. H. Hscox. butcher;
Harold Spicer, girl; e. II. Hiscox. Jr.,
coiored boy: Oscar Spicer, Folly; Will
lam Hurdick. clown: F. d. Bailou. CO.
can; A F. Shaw. woman: w. E. Cor
bett. Mephisto; John Fontafne, clown;
FRED Clarke, cowboys. Earl Hiscox,
Jack; Thomas B. Keene. the man in
lit, policemen; Fred whaIley. sailor;
Dr. r. r. Agnew. chauffeur; Jay Ira
cy, frontiersman; r.. J. Guy. Mexican:
Harry Olsen, sailor: Wallace Paine.
printer; l.. M. Buckingham, wemans
costume: G. A. Haskell. Moor; Ernest
Brown, rough rider; Andrew MoNicol,
yellow kid: H. E. Paul clowns Charles
Mckay musketeer;. William P. Jack
son. band master; William Shaw, sail
or Hugh Anderson. clown; Mildred
Mckay. Japanese girl; Lucille Stetson.
Dutch costume; Alice Burdick, milk
maid; Mary McNicol, Daisy, Mrs. Z.
81: Hiscox. jill; Mrs. Walter Marshall.
Cinderella; Mrs william Jackson,
Might; Harry Paul. Indian; Isabel
Marshall silver star; Jessie McNicol,
forget mot; Bertha Bennett cow
boy; Mrs Alexander Kenyon. Jewess :.
Lillian Stetson, Dutch costume; Carol
Bliss, fairy; Mrs William Burton,
Night; William Marshall, PierFot: Al
exander McCluggage, cavalier: Eliza
beth Whiting. Red Riding Hood: Eliza
beth Stark. butterfly; Elizabeth Nc
Ciuggase. Scotch costume; Miss Anna
QHinIaa. japanese: MISS Katherine
Murphy. japanese; Alice Shaw, fairy;
Emma Burton. Indian maid: Mrs A.
Young. sunbonnet girl; Miss Mabel
Young, ghost; Mrs. w. H. Bennett,
Spanish girl; Mrs. Alexander AfcCIug-
gage. Spanish girl; Mrs. B. c. Bliss.
Gseegsa OF Ll i1ffay3 Mns Marsaret
Olsen. Puritan; Edith Butts, sunflow-
er; Emma BaIbcock. dust cleaner; Ka-
Uterine Ba0cock, Columbia: Mrs. Carl
Jennings, Night; Miss Ldlhe Jones.
cup; Miss Wilcox, colonial costume;
F1ossie Jackson. niikmaid: Miss May
Jacobs. buttercup: Miss Annie Jacobs.
Spanish dancer Mrs. H. C. Webster.
Miss Lila Jennings. old fashioned girl;
Miss Katherine McNamara, Turkish
girl; Miss Mabel McBroome, Dutch
peasant girl: Miss Ethel Burdick.
Japanese: Mrs. w. r. Burdick, colonial
senorita; Mrs. T. B. Keen, ouakeress;
Mrs. I. F. Lewis. a lady of '65: Mrs.
F: G. Whiting, Egyptian; Mrs. F. E.
Williams. japanese: Mrs; D. J. Trum-
Waters. Night: Mrs. H. E. Paul. gyp-
ay; Miss Marion Paul, spring; Miss
Dorothy Paul, rough rider; Mrs. G..
A. Haskell. domino;' Mrs. A. A. Young.
star: Miss Jackson. French peasant;
Mabel Bennett, Night; Miss Florence
Wilcox, domino; Mrs. William Jack
son. Night; Miss Dorothy Burleson,
summer; Mrs. Charles E., Spicer, We
nus; Mrs. r. R. Agnew, Bo Peep: Miss
TiIlie Brewster. red rose; Miss Alice
Priscilla; Mrs. Stetson,
evening star; Mrs. r. d. Baliou, colo
NAL costume; Miss Josephine Miller.
Dawn; Miss May Cane, Hfndoo wild
ow: Miss Pearl Cane. Aunt Dinah;
PREY
Miss Alice TurNPun, page; Miss Mar
gaerfte Bliss. Dutch girl; Mrs. Ar
thur M. Brown, Japanese.
March Mortality.
The records of the town clerk for
March show the following deaths:
James G. Walker, of nephritis. age
81 years; Charles Kalossa, CASTRO
enteritis, five months; James ]. Clark.
overdose of medicine, 40 years; Wini-
fred L Gardner. pneumonia. two mos.
Pitcher Boucher Engaged.
William Boucher Of New Bedford
who pitched for the Taft anielson
team last season and was acknowledge
ed to be the star twirler of the line
has been engaged by Manager Thomp
son to pitch for Jewett City this year
and will be here April 10.
1t is probable that he may be en-
pIoyeds in the Aspinook, bleachery.
Manager Thompson says the PEN
nant Will continue TO wave over Brew
ster's park.
Meeting of Woodmen and 6ursesses.
The regular monthly meeting of the
officers was held Monday eve
ming. Warden I. F. Lewis in the chair
and the full board present. Mrs. Es-
Their Partridge was granted permission
to move barn and market. out on AS
oinOok street. and to alter said prop
erty into a house for residential pur-
poses. Monday, April IL, was set
apart as a day when the borough gov
eminent will inspect the property of
The borough
The following bills were ordered
paid: John Smith 5000, Payne &
Gardner SAFE, A. F. Read SIG. limo
ny Connolly $1,000, Electric light
plant, for streets $193.ss, library 1886,
nose house $6.71;' John Benny Smith
1880, Thomas Murray $29, Timothy
Shea $30.75. p. B, Driscoll $53.14, s.
" E. Tel. Co.. $11.95, Jewett City 1iv-
Try stable 81. Thames National bank
,262.50.
Soldiers Monument Fund $46a.56.
The addition of the April dividend
20 the soldiers monument fund de-
posted in the Jewett City bank raised
he sum to $468.58. How and when the
.und was started was thus noted in
The Bulletin of August IL, 1904:
s"rhe sum of $40 the proceeds of