Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-09-05

night dress, two beautiful corset cover
tops. a bureau scarf, and a pair of en-
broidered pillow slips.
Mrs. J. Rabitaille of Groton, shows a
handsome pillow and pretty center
piece.
L. ]. Dolbeare Of Lincoln avenue. is
represented by PATCHWORK Quilt and
a dainty crochet quilt. Mrs Dora
Crumb of Ward street, Norwich
shows a sweater in a rich rose shade.
! Mrs. Joseph Francis CT Ward street
! also contributes a sweater in white
and blue which is greatly admired.
| Mrs. E. c. Lille, Lebanon, enters a
| patched quilt, cut and p1eced by her
after, she was 3d., and neautlruliy
| Miss Nettie Clarke of Lebanon,
shows a night dress with beautiful
! crochet yoke.
Miss Ruth Henderson of Central
avenue makes an interesting display
| comprising two towels, a handsome
collar, two handkerchiefs, a pillow
case, bureau scarf, and artistic table
runner.
four pretty bureau scarfs, and
handsome table cover.
i Mrs. ]. w. F'rink of Yantic enters
rag rug, carefully done.
if Mrs Wilmington Miner of Norwich,
q lters two centerpieces, two hne tow,
f s. a cushion, two dainty sheets and
two pillow slips. Mrs. J. T. Rice, of
Norwich adds to the display several
pillow tops and flag quilt
| Miss Anna Brown of Greeneville ex-
hihits a handsome crochet centerpiece.
| Miss Lille Browning of Norwich
Town, shows dainty needlework in the
shape of four handkerchief, and two
beautiful collars.
Mrs. Frank A. Carpenter or Laurel
Hill avenue adds to the display three
pairs of arrnlets, also ribbon flowers.
Miss Milly James of Division
street, shows a centerpiece beautifully
done and five pieces OF an elegant
lunch set. Mrs. p: c. Lille OF l-eo-
anon, enters a quilt.
Miss Nettie J. Clarke Of Lebanon
shows a very dainty nightdress.
Miss E. V. Whiting of Mystic, ex-
lhibits two collars, handsome collar and
cuff sets, among the loveliest in the
The o. N T. club of Norwich, of
which Miss Nettie Karoli is president.
makes an appreciated contribution in
the shape Of three pairs OF dainty
crochet doilies, and tatting doiley and
three pretty handkerchiefs, forty
pieces in all.
Mrs. F. S. Young of Norwich shows
six handsome napkins, CUSHION,
three attractive bureau scarfs, and a
handsome centerpiece.
Mrs. L. C. Bennett Of Norwich.
sends a large assortment OF the pro-
ducts of her needle, including rag
rug, a child's dress, a slip, dainty un-
! derclothes and four handsome towels
Miss Elsie Beard Of Norwich adds
to the collection a dainty nightdress.
Fine Arts.
| The number Of entries In this de-
J partment is not very large but the
, various exhibits show much merit.
Miss Sadie NJ. Clark Of Greeneville
shows a water color, q. crayons pas
J | tel, winter scene in water -colors, and
| a. water color landscape.
Jennie Iva Gardner shows a pillow
b top.
Wftter T. Cook, of 7westsnIain stree
displays exceptional talent in a col
> lection of fifteen pictures, two models
1 | in clay, also three pieces of handsome
jewelry, and copper set.
4 Miss Maud @. Lathrop, OF BozrHh
. makes a fine exhibit Of hand painted
J, China, including a plate, cup ant
j. sauces, olive dish. pepper and salt sets
: and mayonnaise dish, asteapot stan,
and two beautiful cake plates
}, Miss Lathrop's brother, Harry
V Latlrop, Of Bozrah, enters q plate, cul
e and saucer. saucedish. pepper and salt
= sugar and creamer, and ss1ayonna1s
= ldish, a choice berry dish. two piReea
y !sahdZ a. dasntNscay1..traY. - , :