Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-20

matinee performance of the show to be given Monday afternoon May 21, to the Norwich Red Cross war fund cam paign, and will permit the campaign committee to have a representative on the door.
 A White Elephant Sale.
 At the Plaut-Cadden building on Main street, which is to be devoted to Red Cross purposes this week, the women of the Congregational church. es of Norwich will hold a White Ele- phant sale today for the benefit of the Red Cross fund. Books, pictures, bric- a-brac. will be displayed for sale and what may be a white elephant in one om3n's home may be exactly what some other woman desires above all l things, and she can obtain it at a bar gain.
 It is proposed also to have a con | tinuous performance from in the afternoon until 10 this evening. There will be folk dancing by Academy girls, 1 singing by Mrs. William Grove, Jr., Mrs. Leonard Prentice and Miss Ruth | Potter The Girls Glee club will sing a Knitting Song and quaint minuets in costume will, be danced by Lucille Per kins and Franklin LaPierre, Dorothy
 Stewart and George Butts A china doll dance will be given by Miss Villa Bussey and Miss Katherine Lee, a Dutch dance by Elizabeth McCord, and
 a Humoresque by Elizabeth Higgins. Frank Moves, violinist, will appear on
 the program.
 This feature of today's campaign ex-
 ercises will be in charge of Miss L. c. Howe, chairman, assisted by Miss Elizabeth Huntington. Mrs. Arnaud LaPierre, Miss Ruth Breckinridge, Miss Mollie Kampf, Mrs. Arthur Peale,
 
 Mrs Ozias Dodge, Miss keene, Mrs. L.
 Q. Smith, Mrs. Henry Arnold, Mrs. Herbert Branche. Mrs. A. N. H.
 Vaughn, Mrs. Edwin Higgins, Mrs. William Leonard, Mrs. John Rogers,
 Miss Rose Trumbull, Mrs. William Perry, Mrs. Eben Learned. Miss Lucy
 Loring. Miss Elizab beth PuIlen, Miss.
 Audrey Gernon, Mrs. Edward Graham,
 Mrs. Frederick Lester, Miss Helen
 Browning, Miss Beatrice Sharp, Miss
 Vilette Peck, Mrs. Harvey Briggs, Mrs ". H. Dawley. Mrs. Herbert Gal
 lup, Mrs. William Baker, Miss Florine
 Scofeld, Mrs. John McWilliams. Mrs.
 Agnew Miss Hayes, Mrs. Archibald Gilchrist, Mrs. Charles Twist, Mrs.
 Anton Nelson, Miss Gertrude Palmer,
 Mrs. Oliver Johnson, Mrs. George Preston, Mrs. E. D. Fuller, Mrs. B. P. Bishop, Mrs. Herbert Cary Miss Edith ! . Avery, Miss Ruth Kinney, Miss lone
 Haviland.
 The General Committee.
 The general committee that has car
 ried on the work up to this point is
 made up as follows General chairman, l, Eben Learned; campaign cashier, Frank H. Lester: factories canvass, c. l r. Wells: business district canvass, H. !, R. Branche: house to house canvass, :. Mrs. c. il. Preston; theatre. canvass, , Mrs. Frank l.. Farrell; Red Cross r booths. Mrs. F. A. Mitchell; publicity , committee, John NJ. Lee: outside com munities canvass, Arthur F. Libby; s parade committee, Mrs. Edmund w : Habekotte.
 ;, During the week of the campaign l, General Chairman Eben Learned can {. be reached at his office, 2S Shetucket y street. Telephone 22S, which will be the ,. official headquarters. Campaign Treas
 urer Frank H. Lester will have his = headquarters at. Room 2, Bill block Shetucket street. k Ye oIde Town Pump.
 Miss Susan Allen, who owns the
 property on Church street on which is
 located the old town pump, offered the s use of it on Saturday to the commit S tee conducting the May day fete. Miss = Jane Cassidy was present, in charge oi ,. it and the public was charged a small y fee for the privilege of drinking the t water. This is quitea historic insti- s tuition, furnishing the supply of drink l. ing water for many of the townspeoplt : before the time of the city reservoir $ During recent years it has been re.
 served for private uses.
 l. Yesterday was Red Cross Sunday IS and from the pulpit of every church il | the district the pastors were urged [, h cooperate in every way possible il s, the work of the campaiFn l.
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