Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-21
.JEWETT CITY

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 William L'Heureux, U. s. N, has been honorably discharged from the navy, and after the holidays will re- turn to college. Arthur L.Heureux' U. s. N. R. F., who has been In New port on hospital duty, has been re- leased and is on the inactive list, ar irving home Friday.
 At Wechslers you will find just | what you want to give the loved ones | for Christmas. SpeSal sale in all de- partments for just three days. New Columbia, 65c and 75c: Christmas rec ords 4sc each, Not more than to | customer.-adv.
 The entertainment for the benefit 1 of the Junior Red Cross, given by pu- | nils from each room in the Riverside Grammar school in Finn Opera House Thursday night was an unqualified success. The children were splendid ly trained and carried out their parts with promptness and ease. The pro- gramme opened with the singing of America by several children little play How We Caught Santa was giv- en by Grades l, 2 and 3. The parts were taken as fellows: Christmas l Cousins Dorothy, Delina Lafavre; Ruth, Christine Marshall: Rose, Dora Issacson; Mollie, Ruth Cathcart; Ralph, Wilfred Duff; Frank. John
 Breed; Harold, Chester. Littiefield; Joe, Leonard Gaska; Santa Claus, Da- vid Hewitt: Sally Mullin. Helen Had dad: ChriAs>slas Fairy, Laura VRchon; Brownies, Sherman Parmenter, Rod- erick Marion, Peter Koniclxi, Clarence Sweet, Frank Polewaczik. Stanley lCieresjewski, Peter Ka2SS1ski, Stanley Derdo, John Sadowski, Mark Aldrich. Zeiger Pietrolic, Earl Robinson. John FT. -f.f T Night Girls, Nellie Burda, Grace Mec- ] teau, Margaret Jordan, Sophie Ambot, Teresa Shorey. Rena Bachand, Jenette Cote, Florence Finnegan, Gussie Hell man, Agnes Loranger, Josie Shruba,
 Margaret McDermott, Bertha Monas
 Xxi, Helen Gaska: Carol Singers, Bea- trice Labonne, Mary TencZar, Bessie Wilbur, Dora Miner, Annie Anthony, Josie Cgrgo. Mary Koniclli.
 Grade dramatized the story of Barbara Frietchie. the girls reciting the poem as it was acted, a--% closing with an intricate drill. These parts were taken as follows: Barbara Friet-
 chic, Rebecca Hewitt; poem. giEs, El- len Faust, Made N4e RailE Doris Car rtnter, Evonne H.ecteau, Doris Pari- seau, Lena Lisee, Fannie Solenski 1 Gertrude Wilbur, Valeda Boule, Fran ceE Zalewski. Amelia Lalibertie, Anna ; Misiork, Rose Crumh, 4~2nie Yorsk, l Victoria Guillotte, Mary McDermott,
 Mary Miss, Julia Tenczar, Julia Wa liokl, Selma Gramony, Helen Baka- . nowslty, Aurore Cadieux; rebels. l Stonewall Jackson, Willard Greene ] John Burns Redmond Walsh: Andrew 1 Wozniak, Henry Webster. Fred Miller, Emil Bachand. William Franklin, John y Miaourek, Frank Holman, Anthony Za- Ii vistosSi, Anthony Kaminski, Hugh n Sharkey. David Clarke, Wilfred De- y mers, Eugene Lafarre, John Burda. . The Fairies Strike was another f ip,aylet+ give nby grade and the cast g included: Sant,In fairy helpers Fuz- e zy, Beatrice Cathcart: Becky, HarrA { e McCluggage; Dot. Stella Polewaczik; s rlmple, Arleen Gurdick; one of San f ta's Brownie he.pers, Mischief, Lloyd l. Wechsler; Santa, Benjamin Potter; a = ta,. Emma Dearnley; other fairies f Blanche Nichols, Theresa McNally
 Stella Molunas Alice Kazloski.
 q What King Christmas Brought was II presented by Grade by cast as fol- = lows: A little girl. Kathleen Dearn. r ley; King Christmas, Morton Brown;
 Mirth, Joseph Pietrolie: song Rutt
 Ballou; Flrelight, Everett McClug- : Igage;> Candfeglow, Gwendo1yn Alling; Sleep, Nora Haddad; Sweet Dreams
 Tlizabeth Stafford; Frost. Alvin Eli.
 chelberg; Snow, Annie Hopkins.
 Grades 2 and presented an ami.
 mated tableau in which they exempli
 fled The Spirit That Won the War
 Their programme included: The Son:
 of the Marchers; recitation, The Amer
 icah's Creed, both schools; explana ition of demonstrations by Victory girl ! RnGqfn GOhnitD0an, of
 Boys and Girls; demonstration ot
 how the Victory Boys and Girls earn
 ed their money; closing speech, Al
 bert Brewster; song, Atop of the Work Cur Flag; Victory Boys-George Rob
 ertson, Charles Parkhurst, Harolc
 Faust, Earl Perkins, Charles Saunders
 Albert Brewster; Victory Girls-Bes
 sic Schnitman, Irene Stewart, F1ori
 Littlefield, Loretta Symington, Berth:
 Davis, Irene Robertson, Cleo Cou-
 ture; United War Workers, Editl
 Howe, Frances Gabestosli, Netti
 Haddad, Bennie Osga, Ethelle Park
 hurst, Anna Walsh. Elizabeth McGov
 ern. /
 Between the acts Napoleon Konick
 sang Old Santa Claus. Helen Hadda r recited My Dolly is Dead and Charle Parkhurst recited Casey at the Ba-
 Verna Tarbox gave a four-minute tai MI bAO INCU SIOSo. several sang Silent Night, Jessie Hewitso singing the obligato. Miss Iren
 Stewart played The Star Spangle Banner, towards the close of whic Harold Faust in Boy Scout unifor1 came on the stage carrying the schoc American flag. and the children re r. peated the salute to the flag. The ac , oompahists were Miss Margaret Dal,
 Miss Alice Brown and Miss Vera Mo
 Broome. The sum of one hundre . Gollars was received at the door. ,. At the Baptist church christms l Sunday morning at 10.45 the subjet