Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-29

Local interest was given the Hoover campaign Tuesday by the announcement that Harvey c. Perry of Margin street win sail from New York Jan for Ant werp on the S. S. Lspland of the Red Star line, having volunteered his services for six months to the American Friends ser vice committee that is administering relief h the striclen countries of central Flu rope He does not know yet whether he will be located in Germany or Austria.
 Diohens' Christmas Carol was presented at the Christmas festival of Christ church school held Tuesday evening. The play was under the direction of Mrs. Mark Pearson. Following is the cast lEbenezer Savage Alfred IIavens Jacob Marley the Ghost, Walter Have-is Christmas Spirit of the Past. Florence Jennings; {; Christmas Spirit of the Future. Isabel Mckenzie; Bob Crachit. Tom SutcIiffe :; Mrs. Crachit, Louise Carr Peter Crachit, Clayton Dixon Belinda Crachft, Dorothy Perry Martha Crachit, Fannie Sutcliffe !; two young Crachits, Dorothy and Walter krebs; Tiny Tim. Harry Lawton; Fred Scrooge, Earl Saunders; Mrs. Fred Scroose, Mildred Higgenbotham two women, Esther Turner Edith Moran; two men, Clayton Dixon, Robert Blake; young man. Jessie Ahern; young woman, Jack oppy; Fezziwig's Virginia reel, Dorothy Murray, Alice Garlick, Jennie Thorpe, Mabel Button, Pauline Stahle, Emily Dix on. Irene Oppy; guests. Ethel Turner, Edith Ellis.i Louise Blackler. Sylvia Pick hover; stane manager. Walter Havens :; pianist Mrs. Charles s. Larkin. Carols were sung and candy and oranges were distributed to the children. -......
 rhe total sale of Christmas seals and health bonds for 1920 in Westerly amount ed to ss1717. according to the report sent to the local snt-tuberculosis committee and Willis Chandler, state campaign di- rector. by Mrs. Paul F. Estey,- who has acted as chairman of the sales here: This sum is about s200 short of last years. at tainment. but the general feeling is that eonsiasri1T sps,,ls business business. conditions the he Westeriys interest in the good work of the snti-tuberculosis committee.
 As usual, the largest portion of the sales were made by the grade children of the town. The children's efforts brought in total of sS95.5A. Corporations bought seals and bonds to the extent of S2eS, and merchants paid in ssS.s3. About ss0 worth Of seals were sold in the postcffice last week.
 Elm street school children returned the largest cum for sold stamps among the bcNoois. west Broad Street was second The smaller schools did proportionately very good work. The amounts turned in by the various schools follow: Elm stree! sf14.73, West Broad street sSIi4, Park averiue ss3.2s. Pleasant street $53, Brad ford S33.ss, Quarry Hin s2s. DunIigs Corners s12.5o. White Rock SS.
 Mrs. Edith F. Fisher, author of Tho Land of Make-Believe. The Silver Candle The Dancing Doll of McDougars Alley and other juvenile books, is spending a few days with her father. Marcus Frank of Union street. Mrs, Fisher is the wifi, Of Dr. Stanley Fisher of New York anI is well known through her writings ant her charitable work in New York institu tions.
 Frank Stevens of Canal street has bee. located b. Officer Fred Wheeler of thu Pawcatucl: police department as th, driver Of the Mitcben runabout fount s;randsd on the Stonington road, fea Anguiila brook, Monday. According {, Eieyeas' story. the car oeionged to rnal named Douglass of the submarine base ol tlc Thames, and the owner had given hin permission to use the car. He gives n. rl7usihie explanation for removing tn Ion. tcsicut number plates and substitut inr Rhode Island licenses. t
 The car wss abandoned Christmas nigh