Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-03
JEWETT CITY

The annual Red Cross roll call drive starts tonight (Monday) The solicit ors for Jewett City are to meet at the headquarters on Soule street at 7.3O for their instructions and street as signments. The money received will be used for Red Cross work in this town, according to the peace program. The streets have been assigned as fol- lows:
 Lisbon bridge to Railroad crossing Mabel McBroone and Rosanna Desjar- dimes.
 Anthony street-Helena Labarre and Annie Connell.
 RailIpad crossing to Soule. including Tanning court-Sadie Haddad and Julia Sayles.
 Soule street. Railroad avenue to Tracy avenue-Mary Couture and Leila Cenetrbar.
 Mathewson, from Tracy avenue to Green avenue-Irene Havey and Irene R-ickley.
 Green avenue-Annie Robertson and Bridget McElligott.
 Mathewson, from Green on-Kather- inc McElligott and Bella Robertson.
 Main, from Soule to Tracy, including School-Alice BickneH and Ida Perry.
 Tracy avenue and Ashland to Bridge Ida Jodoin and Eva Laf1amme.
 North Main, from Tracy to Green and Palmer-Annie Driscoll and Alice Barnett.
 Palmer avenue-Agnes BrickIey and Ella Oakes.
 Mechanic street-Blanche Meeteau and Jennie Roy.
 East Main. from Ashland to and in- cluding Wilson-Agnes Gill and Alice Lambe .t.
 Polish residents on Factory Hill Josie Sadoski and Josephine zavatow- ski
 Polish residents on Hill. High and from Ashland bridge to Littlefelds Annie Miss and Josephine Takmon
 All non-Polish on Hill. High and from Ashland bridge to Littleefilds- Edw. Blanchard and Eugene LeClaire
 North Main, from Green and Palmer on-Irving Thornton and John Smith.
 All non IPolish on Factory Hill David Blake and Ovila Ashey
 Upper Aspinook-Walter Beniamin and John McKiernan.
 Ashland, from Littlefi>ld's on, and Preston road to Pachaug road-Gil- bert Miner and Ernie Raney.
 Brown avenue. lift and Frank streets-Eugene DesJardins and Will fred LeClaire.
  Adelbert Babcock and Henry Cadieux
 East Main, from Brown on-Aiex DesJardines and John Barry. Pachaug district-Mrs. w. B. Mont gomery.
 Woodward district-Kasper Hopp- man.
 Brewster district-Marian Frink. White district-AIrs. Victor Camp bell.
 Johnson. Tyler and Stone Hill- Joseph Rocde. Bethel and Burton-Irving Burdick Hopeville-E. G. Starlzweather. Rjxtown-Ransom Young. Boardman district-Lewis P. La tham
 Lisbon-F. L. Kanahan. Glasgo-H. J. Cole. i Noluntown-Bertha F. Lewis. i The streets are assigned by Mrs. E l H. Hiscox, and tie women solicitor, were secured by Misses Alice Barnett Annie Driscoll. Helena Labarre anC Mrs. Hiscox. All were active worker, l in the numerous wartime drives. Tn, l men are from the American J.egio, i post and were secured by John Barry Harold Brickley and H. George VII I cox.
 1 Tn no previous year was Halloween 1 So generally observed on the street! and in public places as was last Frida, 1 night. Particularly by the girls. wh, i dressed up in their brothers clothe 1 and paraded around. Some of then attended the movies. but when the, were so seemingly unmannerly as no to remove their chapeaux and whe1 against the balcony rail, man fashion 1 it was somewhat of a give-away. We little maidens in their nighties ran the neighbors' doorbells and announce that they were ghosts. masquerad social was held ct the Riverside gram mar school. All varieties of costume forms were aboutthe sidewalks.