Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-19

Duffey Mrs Chattie Gaddin, a rich | American widow, Mrs. Walter Wheaton
 Dolly, her daughter, Miss Lorena Gal | ]; lant; Prudence, another daughter Miss | Margaret Frazier; Chin Chin Foo, Chi l nese wife, Miss Helen Phillips Patsy |
 Kildan, Irish wife, Mrs Armand Lizotte; Belle Elysee. French wife Mrs. Edw Fisher; Brazillata, Brazilian wife, Ms
 Douglas McPhee; Gong Beater, Ovilla
 Guertin; Fan Bearers, Joseph Beaudoin,
 Arthur Brodeur; Device Bearer, Allen
 Hawkins; Nolee, veil dancer, Mrs.
 Gladys Wicks; America, Mrs. William
 Macdonald.
 Oriental Ladies-Mrs. Helen Marsh,
 Beatrice Duffey. Mrs. Gladys Kent, Miss
 Loretta filling, Miss Edith Bowen, Miss Mildred Bard, Miss Beatrice Maynard,
 Miss Eleanor Carpenter, Miss Elsie Gal
 lant Miss Hazel Kies, Miss Helen Ba-
 shaw, Miss Claire Landry.
 Veil Dancers-Mrs. Gladys Wicks, so- loist; Miss May Lathrop, Miss Eva La | throp, Miss Martha Euvrard, Miss Mar
 garet Cotter, Miss Mary Maher. Miss Mildred Lucy, Miss Marion Watson, M q . Frances Clapp.
 Polo Dancers-Earl Hughes, Mabel | Jenkins, Pauline Lucier. Ellene LeClair, David Lown, Mrs. Ruth Babcock, Philip } Gagne, Benjamin Godley- Ruth Arnold,
 keyren Cotter, Wilhelmna Frost. Allen 5 Averill, Minnie Cannon, Iver Nelson,
 Margaret O'Brien, James Charron. Aud Lang Syne Group-Eunice Han ton. Esther Rowse, Annie Hogan, Bertha Child, Thelma Bosworth, Virginia Elliott, Florence Danforth, Elizabeth Rafferty. $ Yankee Dixie Girls-Rose Bove, Doris : Dean, Leonta Carver. Ada Morse, Louise l Sherman, Jessie Quigley Lucie Carpen- d ter, Stella Nowak, Loretta Gildard Jen- t nie Lombardo, Vivian Lovejoy, Marjorie . Maheu.
 I Iicb To- Hanton, Mary Child. winifred Brousseau. o Flora White, Dora Nichols, Mildred Perry, Grace Buell..
 s Italian Girls-Bessie Obletz Elizabeth Authier, Celia Kaminsky, Rachel Bour- {, que, Sadie Zaltas, Lillian Yates, Sadie d Obletz, Annie Lavine.
 f Chinese Gir:9-Annie Weiss, Minr,e
 Einhorn. Jamy Obletz, Della Kaminsky, h Mary Rose Mckay, Corinne Wilson, :. Della Simon, Geraldine Frost 5, Dutch Girls-Eleanor Holgerson, Lucy }, Bove, Ada Chandler, Madeline Mccoy, Marguerite Fulton, Alice Alvord, Elsie e Swanson, Margaret Murphy.
 French Girls-Edith Robbins, Elnora = Fisher, Ruth Mccoy. Mary Connor, e Unice Boisoneau, Margaret Weekes,
 Eleanor Spnk. Mary Cornell. ,-I Belgians-Helen Sobray Barbara Ma , heu. Mabel Rust, Claire Brown, Edna 2 Kent. Aspasia Anast.
 S Columbans-Dorothy Keefe, Velma ,,+ Armstrong. Blanche Greene, Helen Var Il bedian, Elizabeth Hurdman, Ethel Bug U bee. Elsie DeBeradinis, Dorothy Morse u. u. Jacqueline Chapdela:ne, Phoebe Frank i' lin, Millicent Rock. Gertrude Clarkson Wanta Wilk, Marjorie Steere Rosie
 Wolf. Doris Adams. Lillian Levine. Viola
 LaValley, Mollie Holland, Bertha Levine ol Beatrice Swanson, Lena Giraca, Maria S. Strombelis. Clara Giraca- Astrid Her T. manson, Lillian Fisher, Newart Varbe- a dian, Mary Carpenter, Lillian Shaw m Julia Peterson, Arlene Donovan, Carolyn S. Harrington, Eleanor Johnson, Gladys CT Varbedian. Sadie Simon, Gertrude Tar al ock, Evelyn kaminsky, Celia Rosenwald st Violet Dupre. Regina LaPoint.
 Tuesday brought the first real toucl 1e of Arctic weather of the winter the tenn y perature clinging close to the zero mari @o throughout the way while the intense colc
 was driven into homes and other build ne ings by a heavy northwest wind I ae was such day as some families wh
 are poorly provided with fuel have dread en ed since the cold weather season openet ne and there was some suffering in the city at though this was not general. Out 0
 doors there were fewer people to b a seen than any day of tke winter s- Those who found it necessary to be abou
 made their stay abroad as brief as DOS he sfbfe. There was joy in one quarter how oy ever, for the ice men saw at hand wha re appeared to be a real opportunity t of finish the work of harvesting a cror
 This labor started last week. but wa ht interruped by last Fridays downpour 0 ms rain and the spring-like weather tha followed. The ice dealers were encour " aged on Tuesday and cutting will be re ge sumed at the earliest possible time es At 11.15 Tuesday morning, an aIarr o. from Box 36, located on Providenc p' street. near the Morse mills, called ou the fire department. The box call happ, as ly proved to be for nothing more ser Tt ous than a chimney fire at Mill stree lte however, and the two motor trucks tha
 quickly got away from the central fir re- station returned within few minutes 't,e to sportsmen all through this section ( in Windham county will be interested i
 the fate of the bill-providng for or ,;. weeks open season for hunting deer on Connecticut-which has been introduce v" in the general assembly by Represents
 tive B. L. Darbie of the town of XII . ingly. There is an underground sourC
 through which much information, seep
 information that does not "get into tt
 papers, that seems to reveal that thel
 has been very general illegal killing (
 deer all through the state for sever;
 years. It is for this reason that Attorne
 Darbie believes that the hunters shou 1S be given an honest chance to shoot dee as is provided for in the neighborir
 state Of Massa achusetts.
 ,r Superintendent W. L. Macdonald, ,e. Putnam's schools, has been confined es his home by an attack of rheumatisr nv but is improving
 of Elks from all the jurisdiction of Pu oto nam lodge will come here Thursday e ter ening for the big affair planned by u lid | oreanization ly.
 up It is declared that there is no pre- nG ent prospect of through trolley servi II between Putnam and Webster being T ,e- stunned. The line from North Grosveno sly dale to Webster has not been in ope ley ation since the ice of last February t
 up the line. Some believe that the inte state stretch of trolley line between t 5n.n 1Om points mentioned may never again red operated-unless conditions change ve and materially.
 na. Funeral services for AIbertus E6t non who died in East Hartford, were he and at the Congregational church Tuesd ], De afternoon. Burial was in Grove s:re jsts cemetery.