Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-16
JEWETT CITY
ST. Mary,s, Parish Carnival Receipts
Over $6oo-Library 60 Reopen This
Evening-one Of Dayon Twins Dead.

A most successful carnival OF ma
tions was held on st. Maryas parish
grounds Thursday and Friday even
ings. Large crowds attended both eve-
ntngs- Decorated booths lined each
side OF the enclosure, with a dancing
pavilion at the rear. The general
committee in charge was the officers
of the English and Polish Holy Name
societies and of the Mems League. The
ice cream was In charge OF John and
Dennis Sullivan. Albert Paquette and
John Pyzoch; dolls, Villa Chartoer and
Richard Dutkowski; dancing, Maurice
Shea, Adelard Colbert and Vincent NOz-
ga; Woolworth's store, Timothy Shea,
Louis Masse and Adam Sajiewich;
candy booth. Marcus Driscoll and Will
P. F. Driscoll, Mrs. Michael Shea, Mrs.
John Gray, Mrs. U1dege Desrosiers,
Mrs. Fred Condie, Mrs. T. A Rioux
Mrs. Azarias Grenfer; auto rides, John
Hourigan. Horace Maillotte and Frank
Derda; cake. Aisses Agnes Olsen, Jen-
ME Coyle, Margaret Milady, Cassie
Moriarty, Regina Lefebeve and Hell
ena Debarre; grabbag, Misses Marga-
ret DriscoH, Ella Cakes. Catherine
Shea, Alice Barnett, Forestine Rich
ards, Rosette Fontaine. Mary zier-
ziulka and Josephine Zawestowska;
soda, Eugene J. Carroll and John F.
Sullivan. Mrs. Bertha and Margaret
Mccarthy, May and Alice Driscon as
sisted at the doll booth The door
keepers were p F. DriscolI, John Nc
Grath. George Seymour. Casmir Zabes-
towska and Louis Gosselin. The can
vassers were Misses Margaret Wallace,
Jennie Mccarthy, Anna Connell, De-
lima Defoe, Ida Jodoin, Rosa Richie
Alice Brennan, Marie Casavant, Grace
Sullivan, Jennie Blake, Sophia Slaby,
Julia Kargol, Mary Kielsa, Anna Mis-,
Victoria Czarew, Stanislawa Arabik
and BOleSlawa Nicewicz
Music was furnished by Edmond
Jodoin cornet. William DriscoIl vio-
lin, drum Charles Bryant, and piano
Margaret Driscoll, with Maurice Shea
as prompter. The net receipts are ex-
pected to exceed six hundred dollars.
This satisfactory result is due to the
ready response of all the committees
and their assistants. under the able
direction of Rev. J. ]. McCabe and
Rev. J. H. Sieferman.
On Motoring Trip.
Rev. J. ]. McCabe is away for an
automobile trip of two weeks at the
Thousand Islands and Lake Champ
lain
One of Twins Dies.
Rosa L. Dayon, the three-months-
old twin daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Napoleon Dayon Of Glasgo. died Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Jodoin are at
Pine Crest, R 1.
M. and Mrs. o. F. Miller and Miss
Josephine Miller are in New York.
Library Reopening.
Slater library reopens tonight, after
being closed two weeks.
Mrs. F D. Ballou and two children
have returned, after three weeks stay
at Ocean Beach.
Miss Julianna Shea and sister, Miss
Charlotte Leary OF Ansonia, were in
town Friday. Miss Shea was a for
mer teacher in the local school
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Wilcox and two
children are occupying a cottage at
Bakers Cove. PoQuonnoc for a weak.
Walking VOLTS Go Through.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight H. Wolf
known as the Walking VOLTS passed
through Jewett City about half past
twelve Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary z. Parsons and Capt. Os-
car Thompson OF Bristol, Conn, were
callers Saturday at ]. Ambrose Hig-
gins
Miss Laura Jodoin left Sunday for
a weeks stay at Narragansett ter
race