davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
VISITING OLD rrHn SCENES,

Dear Editor and Social Corner sistets: I always add the word "sistefS" for like the word and enjoy writing it. It always Iaakes' me feel nearer to you al.
 Aunt Mary's Daughter: Accept my sympathy. She win be missed in the Corner.
 Tas shocked when heard Of Flora dora's death. She was always 90 pleas ant when 1 met her. Mrs. Clara Tinker was a friend of mine for many years. When I had trouble she was always one of the first to come and do her bit. I sat with her at the thbie at Cub No. Is meeting, the last one she ever attended.
 In February visited the place Where I was born and went to church. Not one familiar face did see. was stranger to all present, but not stranger in the church.
 There is now a pipe organ that tooe the place of the cabinet ofgAn. The ohly thing about that was not changed wal the outside, At my old home one Of tho trees that has been landmark for yeafl Is gone How many times I played undei 1t! It's mate stands, tall and stately but looked very lonely. The brown house [. once lived in Is painted yellow now but it will always be the little brown home to me.
 Lucy Acorn: what a lovely stove yor must have. am on the move now & much have no Woodbok, only flAemofJ of one that made the Social Corner pazl ring with laughter and fun.
 I wish to thank Social Corner neulbei for very pretty calendar received. With best wishes to all remain, SISTER READY.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
CANTERBURY PLAINS

John crofts of Hanover was calits on the Plains Sunday and preached ai the NJ P church
 The w c. T. U. met with Miss Gracs Dawley Wednesday afternoon. Nine mem bers and four visitors were present.
 A party of 1e visited at the home oi Miss Frederick oiney Sunday afternoon among them being Rev. Chafles BrUinle3 and daughter of Lisbon.
 Gentlemen's night at the grange vii be held May { Instead of April 20 as wns expected.
 Several from the Plains attended a party Kiven. Annie Ladd- at day Head.
 Arthur Kinnle was very much edr- prised on his 18th birthday, Monday even ing. April II, by neighbors and ffienoi from the Green. Hyde district and tho Plains. The evening was spent in plAyint games and in dancing Cake. coffee, pea. nuts and oranges were served.
 If the rumors of June weddings are true, we shall have to have several new teachers in town.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cooley and tNt children have arrived from New York ai the home of Mir. Cooley's parents.
 Mrs. Coy. who has been living iA the house bought by Walter Sager at uhs Green, has moved to the bungalow ownse by William ESrker.
 John Grabb of Providence spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Hansen is ill Mrs. E. P. Sabins was in Norwich Sat. urday on business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Martin Bushnell have ar. rived home from Plainieid, where the, have been visiting at the home of Irving Smith.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
hEeTrB FOR DEVIL CARE,

Dear Social Corner Folks: What nice time we all had April ei It was such a lovely day and 50 many were out to dih- ner. l missed Lucy Acorn. and others I knew, but get acquainted with many new ones. got my book most full. It sure Is rightly named, Social Corner. l think Stlllwater's Idea a good one So hope each one will bring fancy work, or some thing for the social hour.
 Win some of the sisters send . recipe for daisy wine7 have a devil cake. ] win send. Hope you will try 1t One cur sugar, two teaspoons of cocoa, or choco- late dissolved ln enc third cup boiling wa ter, half cup of shortening, one egg, halt cup milk, one teaspoon soda, one teaspoon vinegar. one teaspoon vanilla, and one and one-half cup of four
 Hope to see you all next month.
 CELIA LOUISE.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
sAv1EG ORANGE AND LEMON
 PEEL.

Social Corner Family and Editor From present conditions the loafers' hour Is coming. I was feeling quite chipper thih&ing VI were to have standard time. Now the morning meal Is going back to winter hours Instead of sunlight. another niixue with trHinA and clocks. !. B. E: Your letter reminded me of war days when fruit was high pric- ed, and since.
 IT one has patent pairing knife a thin peeiinE can be removed from orang. e and lemons without much ot the bitter part and dried. but chopping it quite hne and drying 1t in the oven. like it better. Kept jar of it is nice for pies and ruddings being more convenient than nFGtiAgs. Recently I have read about rhubArb being of such a sour nature no weedS will grow near it. That makes t | Food veRetable to cultivate, saves time and labor. If one has a snhii garden on ( hill side near the hetiss %hsfe only grass grows, why no, dig some pockets and set the roots ,n And uttiiae the waste land? Or part cf the hen yard could De placed on i+ and give the hens exercise scratching 1t down of taking slide down.
 Much sympathy for those who are jIl and in aOfrOw of our dear ones passed Ion.
 BLANCHE.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
MuLpY ceNvALRecINa.

Dear Corner Friends: thInsk you win be interested to Know that am better and hope eooa to De WeA Ag<n. l hANe been i'll about Beven weeAA. four of Nhaeh were spent in a hospital I am now m q convalescent house. for short time. It is lovely place, on hiyh ground and the aiF and view all Enc. ThefN 10 A large sun pAriof for cool dave, and pien- ty of shade trees around the gfUandB. for hot days. 50 tt is an iaeAi tlnes fof sick people.
 1 wlsh to thAak all whe se kindly Fe- membered me with letters and cards during my illness. NppreciAted them all very much.
 i hope to ses nhafy of the sisters thlI summer ~hiie visiting In and near wli. llrhAntic. f shAn sadly InisB dear Aani Mary and hef heIpfai lettefs She wal . saint on earth and to know her was to love her.
 was Also deeply krisvsd ever ths death of E'Iotaaora. She was a fine Christian girl, so fun of fife, ana fun She will Do greatly missed bs her many friends. wish ts extend my sympathy to the families of cur dear sisters and tr all who are ln sorrow or suffering.
 Samantha: Thanks for your interest Please address to Mt. Vernon Street Wincheeter, Mass., till May IS, when shall be changing about for awhile. HULDY.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
sFRuTT.A.TTVEs" Made cou,plseG
 Cure of Stomach Trouble

Noultonville, Carroll Go, N. H
 HAn account I read about Fruit a,tives' or Fruit Liver Tablets In one of our newspapers prompted me to try this remedy.
 I was all run down and work wns burdensome- owing to. Indigestion and FuIlness, due to gas on my stomach which caused me to belch c good deaL My heart seemed to be affected. -....-- .--..., %
 Itwas two years ago that l waEin this condition and began the use of tFruit.a- tives'. Even though tho trouble had been of a few years standing, the use of 'Fruita-tives' proved the very remedy I required. Iwsfreed of the Indigestion, which attributed to my heart l; and I can conscientiously recommend Fruit s-tiYes' as a remedy of ment".
 Mrs. FRANK ". WALLACE.
 6Oc. box, 6 for $2.5o. trial size 25e. Atdealers or from FRUTT-A-TIVES Limited. oGDENsBURG, Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
ANOTHER ANswBR 10 THE RoLL
 CALL.

Dear Social Cofnerites: After reading SO many letters, though would tel you about spending a Sunday at Gales Ferry, 'Dorinda having friend there whom she had not visited for many years, took her hubby and went along with us. We had pleasant day and a. nice ride. Arriving at the friends house we were cordially welcomed. and soon were seated at the table filled with good things for dinner. Can almost taste the squash pie newi After dinner we walked about quarter of A mile to sec the largest oak tree in eastern Connecticut. 1t >is about 32 feet in circumference. We rested awhile u1l- der the tree. then returned to the house. While at the house we were shown a bench made to the side of the house in the kitchen. George Washington sat on this bench when he took his meals at thls place, as the house used to be an old inn. We were also shown where the men rode horseback through hallway and stop ped at two high windows to get their dfink.
 Chub: Am only waiting to get another chance to be nurse girl Hope to see you and H. M. L. April 10th.
 Grace: Have you been to N yet? Wish you could come to Lebanon April 20.
 My name was taken from a dialogue that my daughter took part ia al school.
 MALVINA.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
WORDS CT etMPArHr

Dear S6ciai Corner SisteEs. feel 1 must write the Corner Sisters and loved cacs of F1orafieeA ak this time line of ty1npAtly tf am not too late. . feeAA ths nnAnT happy pleasant hoare A A K nAa MYeelk spent together >4fi cnAahsod Ahd especially in the Old Hfd1bAtok bohoct house. We had a eMhf> teMeA&f and ohiy pleasant memories eR Aef ena car dear sister whe has so se4eeay left es cling to my memory. The yziasf hAe never heard d iinkind word ef Aot1oA eSsn in cAildheoa, and such AaNeek cAltA merry way sadeated her 60 AH N4ae kA0w or met her.
 M eeAA A1 If Easter has a deepef, NR1stef MSAAins this yeAf Alth6ugh d uksl4 At& nay. this Easter season left 4fsat s0ng ot thanksgivinx from Gods children who are stiil on this earth, that sn Nee are and have trusted Gods Son are ettenally precious h Ills sight, and shall bS redeemed. Cod is saving to us that w6 sorrow not even as the rest who have no hope. wherefore comfort ,ye enc another with these weras!" we iAia the deAf fair young form away oa tho green hillside at the close of day, And ever and around we spread
 Hosee-Roses.
 Tue B1A. down dropping to hin bed Psasea to Aesa the hill with lignt; when loi a sudden lovely fiixht, ,of butter flies among those posieA EflteiAx and h9ttefing
 As if q secret uttering:
 Life again, after life closes
 Best wishes to all :
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
CHOP surY ron POULTRY.

Dear Editor and Social Corner Friends. A keeper of doFen fowl near me dries all the vegetable peellngs. chops them fine and mixes them in some bran and c little sour milk. If only a spoonful is available 1t sticks the mash together. This shs ealls chop suey.
 Tommy Tucker is handsome white beghorn and comes promptly when called at the head of his flock. No smelly pails or unsightiy pans Ereet the visitors eyes
 The full basket of white eggs makes one think of omeiets. Doaehtd and scrambled
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
f1kFk0tM EVERY oFrOHrpwyrv.

Dear Sisters and Brothers: ThA l4ftAns afe so interesting every week that thgV inspire one to write. They bring tA A many reminiscshces Ws can look baok te our school days and think 6f leAf friends scattered over the iknd, and Some gone to their reward. we may wish our selves back some times, kat %e can travel tnis road but once. and may we live 1t % our inslueAcs Wiil b4 felf iAfe after we are gone. We Ak, slaeed hsFs for purp0Sg and may WA ASaSfcvs avery opportunity. had | friend aia neiehbSr once that wanted favor done, sS st,e came in one day laughing and sAAa
 What is the good Of hei8hbofe it .Sus, can't use thEmf' We hke hefe fo Ssin one a1fothef, 0 lot as ah xi NA asA " Ne pass AivAe.
 Only last week l, A4W aAothAr ff.snss te Aunt AafF. She reminded iilts, as, ts,,Hk o4 my own Aunt Mary that 1t. Seemed f hAd always known her. Afid I well te- member FletAdoFa's aAiiling tAoe, TKa ssLnnles ls. sl nave ny ssfnpathy. The sissefs
 DeA+is I have moved < an Hexv aFs vss. EAson avenue CeMke and esA inc, f5sw. te meet with the sisters ostener nx,t.-
 Ceila Lily: Come any tina Ts,,&. anas to eettsB a hsw hone. Navs te rs. stsW. 'o se
 Aunt Sarah: Am glad to see that eaes Nc. is revivins again. Wish f rniehs meet with you.
 Deeinda' Sorry esaiaa't naka ,N.. WsnAased ealt Dat doa't give up hopes.
 Qfaue and Slim Jim: | sfalsa thr snheas AsAA We are not far away in faiiee. EaS so near yet 90 far" Let sthefs take
 Joan: Come any time. shai, De e,sa |. NH any Of the sisters. I See our rarass mcrAstng eevry week. Weloesna fn sy new ones. Euess there are several oii SiisS yee mat haven't been heard frurn-
 Socesss te The Cefnef is the wieh sf
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
srRY BIRD
oA1A4soN nAMnLRHIs annrrs


 Dear Corner Folks: How do you ali hope. ~ Bslsasn Fir: DO yoa know how a rrsa, writer ih the state Of Maine Nwhose hen halne is 'FiyfSa." If 50, viii vol, te,I ne NAAt yod know of her. She ia A ereAt w1ieAf. I have her name aad address. She writes for one of the l,a 1. pers you have so often spoken of.
 Amello: Was glad to meet you once again at the Buckingham Memorial. |. Deafies So sorry you ana RafAl De- Avefy could not have attended the per tefEAi1ce at the HippodroYaA. It Ehs great. I'll take you the aex. time I so If ytu wish. Wildhswef: How are the twins. the i've lnetAefless little babesf
 AeW eeffT you must have fels foi them: Glad they found such d gooJ home as voa can Riva them. Be patient Wath them and 1T you don't get your re. ward just now yoa certainly will in the near future. Is this one on the twins
 MAtigold, Bob White, Pfudy, Mafrfet AAd Happy, and others: How did you en. tey. the discussion ofl dress fefcfm at tht last fseethe2 Was 1t up to date or did t. not appeal to all those who heard lR! thiAk that MAfigold was of tht same opinion as myself
 Joan:i How did you enjoy your re cent trip? saw you out riding one day reeentiy. Your message has been de llFefed to the party at the foot of tho hiii and they said theye would cons,de, that pfoposition.
 Here Is good luck to the Social Corner ISns may 1t hoc&ish. M tsfffMSoN RAMrI.Ep
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
rmE MOST POPULAR wonAN.

!. Dear Editor and Sisters of the Social Cofnsr: As the Corner page was not Alied last week 1 thought I would send in letter this week.
 Tse meeting on the sixth was the fifet have attended at the Buckingham Memorial. I must say had very nice time as every ono seemed to make 1t so pleasant. also met many strange tAces but every one was 50 socia4Ie that they did not seem as strangers to me. i.' wish the sisters of the Corner would add their bit this week and fill the page to its cApA6ity.
 Speaking of the most popular woman 1 think the one who is always trying to de hef bit and always ready to lend a helping hand to those in need She Is not conceitsd aAd always up to the minute in thoughts and desds and if we give the best we have, what more can We lo3 I will not write any uhofe on the sub-
 iect but will come again.
 Black ESt1 Susie: I d6 not know who you are but am glad you AeFeo with me about having oniy ons by th6 same pennaAae. There Afs many naxnes to choose from and we de not want what belongs to others. Am eikd you have little giri ii your homo called Sunshine and how you must lovs Enas May 0od tlesp that little bud and may she De spared tb yeu. had little g1Fi in My home but Higher Power t6 hisotn n hs&ven. :. Best wfsANs tS ali Corner sisters. KND LiAOvr8N
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
porLAAoH TELLS Gs AKHUE IaK NAl6E

Dear Corner FUEs3: eee the oM writers are getting bsly ana have sure enjoyed the letters in tAs Gerltf since the old Tiilicufas have taken . hand t6 help hil the Social Corner page. Was twice slza te see q letter fFoAn Hettie Maria. It has been 1oAg time since we have had any word from hee. dia not truly eveh since that age, many changes have come to pass.
 We spent a very pleasant Easter oAS in Seattle. Tke weather was ideal We took a long auto drive in the s1teenaen and went to church in the Svtatfsk
 Although we have had | delightful Win ter and the spring is Mefe we are haNin& some chilly weather yet. have pakAte4 some early garden seed and have quite | few flowers blooming. am going cut to see Sister Wildwood tesnof1Ow. Bns has been on the sick list Ter few dAye xalA cannot see well enough to write te the Corner. but loves to hear the IetterS from the Corner friends She win De s2 She 18th of April, and is nearly blind. Some time ago. Blanche wrote ieeeef explaining the werd, or meaning of Pot latch She was sure correct ia her des- eFtptfon. The year that Wf0sA ny first letter to, the Corner, Seattle fBf the hfsR time held white mans Pok1Akch, and many Indians visited the. city af ne time 1t was quite a disappointment t6 01s red brothers. They said. "Whtte man just graft. or take. no give" and it pr0veA true. It was 2 get-fich-6dsck scheme, all right But not as the Indian under stood 1t from his viewpoint FotIaeeh
 should mean brotherhood and "tfust'' 1 Blanche mentioned that nigtst bs aklS 1 to write moro about 1t, but she covered the subiett well. The PetlAsch cotofl
 were white and ssld, but the waita naAsi.a potlatch was | failure. It wAs csie-
 brated twice and forgotteAI Tisere ia
 small town down the sound ch HooGs
 canal called P0tiAtoh, and a Hte4kseR l running on the Basrd named pUtlateA, and i am sure the Cefnst1tes will dedtas
 this is Potiatch letter.
 1 We will truly miss Amt MRryis dear letters. she must haxe been . lovtni
 soul was giad to read letter from
 Papa's Boy. ,ts
 Joan. We found yoar doughnuss asasau with spaids just AsA l The Corner is getting betxer al fns 1 time. and there afe so ffaAy nSN Sleat bers
 1 T reckon it k tiEaa to- quit 90 wagh USaI wishes to all our bde family, norsA tsntk Il east and west am stiii
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
HOW I trEaD evmAH1s.

Dear Editor and Social Csrnsr Sisk>rs. t is So long sines hsse written t1 The though I have attended ss1ae ef the meet. iFgs and reaa aIl Che iettsfs Thefe are so many new writers and as pAge es fiji. struction 1t is second to none. Each ont is an artist in their own way, aaA dare say there are hsip1 and fAem ia tlsS paRe every week that ns enc knsN ezset tke one sending 1t in. We ars Rsvsr tes oit to learn.
 want to tell yoa how mAnd overaIls when they are sg worn yea think they are useless. Rip open the outside ssnm of the leE up to the pesset. Taks tAA bach part of an old pair and cut the bndir of the leg out lay it over the worn cnes ana stitch down on the machine can rs. IkHild [ z1air=iR tksa- -y1a1nsr. .4aRs,ntt, =
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16

eAort ttme. PAtehes ean Ds pat 6n ths e1At vts5 eaEV o1. the machine while the ie8 scan is ripped open.
 Cub No. plans to hold meeting in OkeAee hall, Lebanon, April 20. and we hope to sec . good company from the other clubs. Please bring the usual dish- e1 Anar ssshekhihg for dinner and friend ef tive lt b egod auto read all the way ts the kkli, which Is right In the eeh- ter ef tho tsNA. hope all of Club win attend a1a bftAk their ffaenda. AsNlht for . pisasaAt day, will close
 ELLA LOU.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
ANOTHER RAISED CAKE RECIPE.

Dear Editor: was invited to the So- cial Corner meeting and enjoyed 1t i'm rnensely and would like to be counted a member.
 cake-a favorite with everyone who samples 1t. After rising over night and ready to be placed in bread tins, take two cups of the dough, add one cup sugar, one egg one-cuD shortening work all together with the hand. When very smooth add one teaspoon baking powder, little salt one teaspoon of vanilla and one of lemon and little, nutmeg. Bake at once.
 Best luck. poTIvkA-AyA No
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
wADo
GREETINGS FRoM SWEPT WILLIAM

Dear Editor and Corner Sisters: What lovely spring days we are having. It does seem 90 good to have the lovely sun shine and to have doors and windows open. have been very busy this winter and spring to get sewing done for my four girls.
 They are now too big to sleep on what was Sister Ready's woodbox.
 Am sorry to hear of the loss of three of our members. Mrs. Clara Tinker was friend of mine, and her death was a shock to me.
 i trust 1t will be so can attend some of our gatherings some time.
 Best wishes to all.
 SWEET WILLIAM.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
GREETINGS FROM NAaHAGANsETT.

Dear Social Corner Sisters and Friends: It Is some time since have written, but have rsAa Ths Corner every week, and was able to attend one of the meetings held in Buckingham Memorial last month.
 H. M. L:-I am wondering If haven't been to your home on two occasions? :? Yes, I have gone to L. for the summer.
 Dorinda: We miss your letters to The Corner. Have not met you on BfoadwAy for some time. Don't forget and use your pen as it will get rusty # you give up writing.
 Great Grandma: Have you EOt Sour rugs done7
 Aunt Sarah: See you are Seing to have a meeting of the Lebanon club. Hope' al will have good time.
 Cherisette: Are you still sewingf
 As all the sisters have told why they chose their penname, will tell how Igot mine. NarragAhsett is my ancestors na- tive place. so that is why I took that for my name.
 NARRAGANsETT.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
pAErrNe UNpHnwnAn

Dear Social Corner Editor and ShktfB. do enjoy reading the different tetfsrs and shall surely miss Aunt Magyes ieeteea.
 Sometimes we re2iay WEIR . SAaawe but 1t vas nSv0f thus w4tA ANmt Masys letters.
 To darn undsrWsse shseouxAlT- nna neatly. procure some wAat mesquite net. ting, tack on sufficient to cover the thin place and darn through the net tak1nS every other hole (baAalet fAnsason} with the usuA menGlng wool CT SIX and a fine dafnins needle.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
nEcnas br ArPt,E nt,ossoAt.

Dear Social Corner Members: am sending some recipes which nope you will tr9. ..... ssuf Afiik Cake: One cup of sugar. one cup of molasses. one cup Of lard, one cup of sour milk, one teaspoon saleratas, cne-haH teaspoon cinnamon. one-half tea spoon cloves, one-haff teaspoon rahBins.
 Sponge Cake; One cup of sugar, five tablespoons cold water. two eggB. one quarter teaspoon salt, ono teaspoon lem on juice. one cup flour. two teaspoons of baking powder.
 HOt MiIk sponte Cake: Beat one cup Of sugar, two eggs, one-haIf cup of hot milk, one cup of flour, flavor with lemon, two teaspoons baking powder. iittie salt
 APPLE BLOSSOM.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
ANsNEns AND iNAutntks.

dtBEA: Yeef Aazae has been AdaeA te ths seelzi CsFnsr list.
 i. J.- B.: There Is aiways resM fer naofA Tear nAtne has beth added te 1he Corner list. =
 P01sLYANEA NO, ?: Yeaf AAsAA Aas been iAeluasd among The CSEAsf faefa. beEB. Your peAnafhe Is, however. tha sane Ae Smother, and eeh{uEita WUulA te a*caded If an0ther were selected.
 MADyitA: win yea biease forward yoof cSrrect AAtae and address?
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
WAUREGAN

Miss Ruth Pepler returned MondAs from weeks vacation spent in NsN Bedford, Mass.
 Several local people attended the meet ing of the Eastern Star in Danielson Oe Wednesday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
poLLYANNA No. 2.
MARIGoLD SEEDS FOR THOSE WHO
 WANT

Dear Social Corner Sisters: Have been trying to find time to write few lines to thank you for answering my queries?
 Thank you Gotham for telling how to press a box pieated skirt. It worked fine
 I wonder If there are any sisters that would like some marigold seed7 I have quantity of double and single that l will send to any one wishing some.
 When I think of Kitty Lou and those 35 shirts 1t near takes my breath away. I certainly enjoy her letters they are % instructive.
 Klndest regards to all.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16

the mixture.
 How do ysa ali lfke this April bliz- gard? I fods six miles m a slslgA Ua the tenth of April cAce @ neaf Nor Best wishes for all from 4
 DOM PEDRO.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16
ENJOYED CLUB MEETING

TO the Social Corner and Editor: MJ first visit to the Social Corner club enjoyed very much Meeting so many knew made the day pass very pleasant, and soon 1t was time to return home hope to meet with the slsters again ana send best wishes to the Social Corner
 GUBTA
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16

slAsbseye-Mlss Mary Phelps Ensign daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph R. En- sign of Simsbury, win make her formal debut at a dance which her parents viii give in her honor at the Hartford Goli club April 5a.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16

esss, eastAra pie. enstard in cups, sponge cake, etc.
 Blanche: Come up and we wIlI go ses these beauties
 They say this is mating weather. [ hope every single member of the Social Corner will marry this year. But don't Invite me. Presents cost money, and [ cannot get even. JET.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-16

Hartford.-Miss Gertrude H. War;. rs- gently visitor In this city, -is afrangiht to present the negro musical pageant The Open Door. given here in March. in the Auditorium in Springfield April 90.