Milford chronicle., 1921-05-27
CARNIVAL NEWS

Final arrangements are being made
for the record breaking Carnival to
be given by the Walter L. Fox Post
No. 2, the American Legion and the
Dover Century Club on the weeks
succeeding May 28th, and which will
take place on the ground surround
in6 the Dover ATmory. Every cha;T-
man of the dozens committees which
olm the entirt Carnival Committee,
rtpoT:s things in shape for the open
inS day, May 23th.
/ Mr.. Hewitt Mcdaniel. purchasing
agent of the entire committee, nude q
special trip to Philadelphia to lay in
supplies for the various bOOtheS. and
may well be regarded as a modern
Santa Claus with a lot of surprises
in his pack for everybody. Now some
of the surprises will be found in The
Kitchen Booth, which is just piled
high with all sorts of aluminium, nick
el, and agate utensils that all house
keepers sigh for and never have
enough of. Some will be found in
The House Furnishing Booth, with
the bOst beautiful Navajo rugs ever
woben by the Navajo Indians and the
darlingest boudOur lamps you can
imagine. Some will be found in The
Fruit Booth with baskets laden with
every kind of luscious fruit picked
for the choicest fruit lovers. Some in |
the Candy Booth with MARY Vining
trying to Outdo herself as the Mary |
Vining of Revolutionary fame" What |
ever you do don't forget the Hot Dog .
Booth everybody who wants a "hot
rNrnur1g rs.a1a -, 90,
and even those who don't, will have
a hard time to get by the lady in
charge who means to convert every
one to enjoying this most luscious
food, but The Ice Cream and Soft
Drink Booth is the place where one
will scramble madly for, after taking
4 spin around the ArmOry floor to the
tune of Martindale's Orchestra.
Let's Go! Everyone knows that
when Mrs. Edna Colladay Pierce is
raining a show it will be well worth
he price of tickets. Mrs. Pierce has
he cleverest and prettiest girls and
he handsOmest of Dover boys in her
TaudeVille performance which will be
Siyen each night. There are a variety
# programs, one can go many times
nd never see the same show twice
ook for the big tent with the vaude-
lille shows every night you come to .
own.
The fish pond for the kiddies will
ave the dearest fish ever caught in
lover, there are five hundred of them
II ready to bob up over the screen
n the end of a line to happy young
ter who will dance with delight at
le novel toy imported from Phila-
elphia. The fancy work table will
ave all assortments of beautiful and
seful things carefully made by the
est artists and needle women in Do
er who have been working for weeks
make this department the most sue
9ssful ever. The home made candy
ill have the best and freshest home
ade candy every day and you'd bet
r not let your eyes feast on the
10Th unless you've some change left
buy with, for you'll simply die of
niger if you do. A plantation show
hich always makes a hit because q
eryOne loves the real negro melo- u
es whenever sung by the negroes
emselves and a raj negro minstrel
great. You'll want to be in that
dience too. The trench and dug
It tho not properly termed an
lusement will be decidedly the most
teresting feature of the carnival, be-
use it will be as true to life as it is
ssible for it to be constructed. Out
Or supper at Century Club on May
h and June 4th, at $3.50, will have
; following menu for rs cents: Dew r
crabs, potato salad, cold ham, Y
lis and coffee, with ice cream and
awberries extra.