Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-11
JEWETTCn


 the importance and significance of Arnis- tice day, the following notice has been issued:
 By the authority vested in me as war den of the borough Of Jewett City, state of Connecticut, 1 recommend that the afternoon of Nov. 1fth. 1920, Armistice day, be a half holiday. in order that the citizens of the borough may do honor, to the new Grand Army of the Republic. Let us on that day breathe a silent prayer for the eternal peace of Ameri- ca's immortal dead, who died to save the liberties of the world, and Jet US praise in word and deed the living patriotic sons of our beloved country, for their bravery and self sacrifice are Americas priceless heri- 1 tage.
 We salute the American soldier, the saviour of the liberties of the world, and we strongly urge that all the private 1 buildings and homes of the borough be 1 suitably decorated with the national col ors on Arnistice day.
 1 (SignedJ
 JOSEPH H. MCCARTHY, 1 Warden Of the Borough of Jewett City, l Conn.
 l The house w1ich was So beautifully 1 decorated with candles in the old-fash- 1 toned way for the republican parade Mon I day night ie occupied by George Wright and A. P. Webster
 The name Of Mrs F. H. Gilbert was omitted from the names of the women $ committee.
 Tie Missionary society of the Congre- gational church meets with Mrs. c. W Robinson Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. Walter Richardson is in Lancas- ter, Mass, where 1ier mother. Mrs. r. T 1 Cunningham, is dead. after a long ill., ness.
 4 correction: The Bulletin is asked te state that during the parade Monday night the home of L. V. Whftford was electrically lighted only. Miss Nettie Johnson Is a democrat and was out thai evening and did not have a light, even ir the cellar.
 Duwel minstrel and dance has, beer changed to Wednesday, Nov. IT. instead of Nov. IS. Don't forget. the Gray & Wheeler jazz orchestra, direct from New 1 YoTk.A-sdv. 1 Rioux hall was filed Tuesday night
 three hundred people assembling to sS,
 the exhibition Of Mrs. Jarleys Wal 1 Works It had been advertised as tn,
 funniest show ever" and the prolonged
 and continuous laughter 6f tho audienc
 proved the truth of the statement. Mrs , Jarley was impersonated by Mrs. E. l Bliss, who not only memories well, bit she has the added ability of conposin. 1 applicable and 1udicrons stories. both il
 prose and verse. With her black sill
 dress and hoops, silk Shawl and be 1 wilderine bonnet, she was half the show
 Peter and John (Earl HiscUx and Her , bert Thompson) dressed in purple an . orange livery. added much tu the fur
 when they oiled and 6lusted the wax stis ures, brought them in on a truck. an , moved the figures around the platform The scare crow was g scream. and $
 limp was he that tackle had to be use finally to hoist him into position. HI . Very luminous and twinkling eyes myst : 1 fled the audience. The organ-grinder ! hand organ gave out the worst eornbinf
 ton Of noises possible Signorina Squa , iina's main spring broke. and the beat : tiful Italian ladys hand wouldn't tur1 i The Chinese Giant and Bluebeard wei ] 1 gorgeousiy attirnd, their costumes beir
 the most striking of all the figures. IT
 Babes in the Woods-dinlpied darlings-
 looked their parts although they we
 mpersonated by nice. fat men. Tn
 Giggler gisgled to perfection, and u
 Maniac "maniaced" some of the hair 0, . of her head. The little boy who stoc g on the burning deck threw his peanuts l. the audience, bag and all The hair-r q storer advertisement got caught in e snarl, and Christopher Columbus, wi 'f his telescope. failed to discover a co v mine in Jewett City. Mir. and Mrs. Jat q Spfatt literally licked the platter ciea e Mrs. splatt in rcd and black dress al
 curly hair, looked like perfect hous
 wife The deceased Mir. Jarieys fl
 ure was wept and sobbed onto the staI
 by both Mrs Jarley end the helpers. I
 went of the stage faster than he came c however. The marble statue embrac Ss i one Of the assistants most ernphaticall Il l hut absolutely refused to embrace u . ether. The old fashioned sewing m :s chine darned her stockings, the nob, It mans daughter who robbed the missio = try box fshed out piece of potato fro : the box in lieu of good money TT li Siatnese Twins punched each others nos Ie and the two-headed girl revolved sf -o oral times, enveloped in a red skirt al H. Q shawl, she WAS so sizeabie. The hgur 'r were impersonated by William Marsha 70 Us Christopher Columbus Mrs F. D B. ' lou as Beatrice Cenei Mrs. L. G. Buc "a 'dgham as Signonina Sduallina Mir. al ot !drs. Norman Parkhurst as Mir. and Mi "a Jack Spratt The deceased MT. Jarley " |. William McNicol; the scare crow was '- q. Webster the Babes in the Woods, y q Bliss and c. 4. Haskell. L. V. Wf K ford was to have taken one of the.
 irarts, but was i'll, and Mir. Haskell say