Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-13
JEWETT CITY

. The first in the series of entertain mel1ts to be given under the auspices of the American Legion post was held in Finn Opera house Tuesday evening. The Gertrude Crosby company of Boston. added another name to the list of stand ard attractions presented in these enter tainments. There were three artists. Miss Crosby, who was as versatile and viva cious an entertainer as ever appeared here. could not be called an ordinary reader. She presented clean stories and costumed songs. Her Baseball song was most fascinating. Louise Thompson, pi- anist and soprano was a fine accomp- anist and singer. Frank Cornwell as baritone mad vioIinist was well received. The duets and trios were especially fine.
 Dorcas Ciscle of the Kings Daughters has appointed as delegates to the state convention to be held in Norwich, th, leader, Miss Nj. 4. Burdick. Mrs. R. W. Robertson. Mrs. Alice Anthony, Mrs. Norman Parkhurst and Miss Helen Hull, with power to appoint their own alter mates. The circle voted to conduct the sale of Christmas seals this year, Miss Burdick being appointed chairman, to se-
 feet her committee.
 AIr and Mrs. Robert Johnston and son Robert Of Hartford are guests at Mir. and
 Mrs. J. H. Tracy's,
 Mir. and Mrs. A. NJ. Clarke are enter
 taining Mir and Mrs George Clarke of Jamestown, R. L
 Miss Mabel Wilcox is spending today
 (Thursday) with Mrs. F. W Frink in New London.
 Emerson and okeh records, 5sc special for Saturday. Watch our window for
 other bargains.-4saunders.-
 Earl Howe, son of Mfr. and Mrs. L. D. Howe and Miss Bella Robertson, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs. W. J. Robertson were married by Rev. Samuel Thatcher at the East Hampton parsonage Wednesday. They were accompanied by Mrs Howe, and Mir. and Ms. Walter Cowan of Nor wich. Mrs. Cowan is the brides sister
 Mir and Mrs. Howe are spending their honeymoon on an automobile trip through the White Mountains Mir. Howe is mas
 ter mechanic with the J. B. Martin Co. at Pequot. and as soon as ii is ready he and his bride are to live there in a home being prepared for them. His friends fin the mill presented him a morris chair and a sum Of money. Mrs. Howe was given a miscellaneous shower not long ago by the Gardiner class of the Jewett City Methodist church. She received many other gifts in addition. She has been closely identified with church activi- ties and in all the war time drives was with her sister, q most reliable and con- scientious worker.
 Mrs. James H. Shea Is suffering from
 broken arm, the result of 8 fall, caus- ed by stepping in a hole in the clothes year. Dr. J. B. Sweet set the arm which was broken above the elbow and she is as comfortable as possible.
 Mrs. John P. Post and son John Ev- erett Post, has returned from Norwich. Mrs. Jessie Jewell, 31. died at her home on Hill street, Wednesday evening, after long illness. She was born ip England. tde daughter of William and Sarah Eaton l Fellows. She is survived by her hus- band and 8 child one year old, also a brother. The neighboriy care given Mrs. l Jewell for 14 weeks, night and day has been wonderful, with Mrs. Chase, the Ash land cor|oration nurse. The neighbors have cared for her every night for all these weeks and also performed many
 sctsFf Kind esQfulnasE s4uringstAe day.