Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-24

sstase = owned by Dearnley q CIafka E n. hiscox' Thomas McBfoonfa ana a.h. CTS II looks now as though there misht | Se al least dozen moving picture thsa- s,i,i. S several or which will have pool and l Dliiiard rooms attached while inc ,rne. ornate and pretentiens ones viii bayS bowling alley, with finely adjusted neiss- less pinss so that even the sh,,.har. "a a Daoe would not be disturbed hy Svsn 1h~ most exciting contests. ''s
 The Interest sften rnn.,,..tAa |. ,... about local flowers is evidenced in fla information that has been received tbst .he Deautnui genesta, noted in WednAs oay's Bolietin, has other names hAsid.. Wid-lndigo Some time ago when . so-. ot aye was made by early Soiorers. frcrs .nis plant, it was commonly known a. Hhltl' ana Wax-wcden. It is also fos,na ~ nave papliionAceouB blossom, whieh ts eeihg ike . butterfly, and is summed sp Mhen IS said 1t is like the blossom 1lng early in the public scfouls of ,Aa town is seen that some of Mics IsnhSt Marsnars pupils have already bfoupht m collections Of celkins and early ruoss- es. Among these latter was | sneeIv,,an gathered Wednesday which no ofie hera ts able to, classify. When seen under . powerful microscope & blossom of sur- passing beauty is disclosed with t,nx green globes at the tip of slender pursie stems finer than Q hair. EF.' The aower sale ana enfettnMmese hrAh in the vestry of the Congregational church Tuesday evening proved a success due to Miss M. A. Burdtck and the Chris. tian EndeRvor flower copAlnittee, who ns- sisted by Mrs Edward Gallup planned and so cieverly carried 0Lt inc hover and ! amak Al 1 A highly appreciative audience applauded gain and again. as the beautiful tableaux i were shown. Tho pAfta were nearly all taken by children from three to nine years of age, only three elder girls and one young man posing. In the flower tA- bleeux the little ones wore caps and h some parts dresses all of tissue paper ih color and form of the blossom ttsy res. resented. The sweet, rosy little faces were charming in the dainty, summefy caps. The sunfiowers wefe Russel CAfs l penter, Donald Buckingham, Walter Cor ing and Frederick Eichelbe E. Janet Wilcox was a rose. The sweet peas were t Marjorie and Eunice Webster, Sara Mum } and Marian Strickland. The tulips wefs Edith Mum and Donald Buckingham. 0l. t ga Zegeer was daisy Ruth and Edith : Mum were shanrocks and the Easter fly ' Marian Strickland. In the fiour tablea ss I William Stebhins represented John Alder l flour, Chester Littleheld, Uneeda biscuit l, mond Symingtcn and Sara Mum, Grand. d mas mince meat was represented b1 . Christine Marshall Aunt JeKaima's paA
 cake four by Ellen Faust, Bakers cocos 5 by Loretta Allyn and Peter Henderson, 6 seeds by Eafi Robinson. The Sunda, h School orchestra played during the in ternission and at intervals in the pro '. gram, Miss Rosina Allyn played for ta, [, tableaux. William McNiCel, tho c. E president announced the numbers.
 ..l A cafeteria lunch was provided, the tA n ble being done in white and tho walt n sesses having white caps and apsons e Misses Isabel Marshall and Anna Little a field poured coffee, Misses Helen Magel
 Flora Littlefeid and Beatrice Alley serve, teandwiches, cake and oranges. and Misse !. Berpice Wolf, Madeline Gallup, Glady Jeffers and Ethel Thompson were wait tesses. Miss Mabel Wilcox was caehier o Tables. we're set where the lunches csui = be eaten, and hidden ln each naplti. ,l was a tiny yellow chicken. HoinenAa ' candy and sleliypop ladies found read n, sale at a pinR and green booth wher Misses Bessie, Thompson and Bertha Ei = chelberg had green caps, At . ye!l0y
 and black mystery booth Miss Evely
 Johnson presided and she had yelio,
 cap. The platform vas . bower ct beau
 ty. A bac9gtound of green boughs set ol
 roses and chrysanthefnusns were sroupe
 potted plants of various kinds, ineiudln
 Easter lffies,' begonlas, einnerArtas, tulip,
 hyacinths, rambler roses, gsnestas, fern
 and primfoses. Mrs. William McHsscs
 and Miss Sadie Thompson, who hadJpin
 caps waited upon this table The Howe
 committee of the c. D. includes Mis
 M A. Burdiek, chairman, Bessie ThonlY
 son, Helen. Magel, Bertha Eichelherl
 Beatrice Alley. Evelyn Johnson and Ffot
 Littleheld. Mrs. Gallup assisted the con
 mittee in arranging tho t&bieanx; Mt
 Walter Marshall, Mrs. F. F. R0binsel
 Miss s. Nettie Johnson and Mrs. E. l
 Hiscox were in the serving room Twel
 ty-five dollars will be added tc the s,
 ciety's treasury.
 Miss Janet Hood of Brooklyn, N. }
 is visiting her ststse Mrs. Frank VI
 Miss Viva Richardson. xsu.ieai t
 struetor ii, the NostkfielA school is at q home of her parents, Rev. and Mrs. !. ,.
 Richardson. in PachAug.
 Edward and Harold Faust and IaHf
 Blair, Jr.. are at homo from LceAie I t stitute, Windsor.
 Mrs. T. A. Robinson oe Boston was
 guest Tuesday at F. E. Rob;nson.a.
 The Ancient Order of Hibernians ha
 given one hundred dollars from th,
 treasury for the Irish relief fund.
 weSe held at St. Thomas church, Plai
 field, Wednesday morning. Solemn l
 Quiem mass was celebrated bx Rev. R,