Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-05

stand thirty-eight years aro. Euaene Pattison is selling the firms unsouaiied~ freshly made candies. in big variety. afr Pattison is assisted by Miss Sadie Field Miss Ruth Phillips and Geo-ge King.
 New Art Tile Roofing Go.
 This firm has leased the concession along the south aisle of the hal whtrs for three years there ha sheen a1 exhlbh of it's stock.
 HoustOn's Nurss-ses
 This concern. from Mansfield. has re- served the usual space for a display oi shrubs, ornamental trees. etc.
 State Hospital Ezhibit
 The products of the occupationai therapy department Of Norwich stafs Hospital fil 35xs foot conoeszion. where is displayed the work of he pa- tients in basketry. including rafia ard reed-ruE weaving. iamp-stanfardt and shades, trays. coasters. brushes of aiI kinds, toys. vases toilet articie1 fartl- nieres. needlework. sofa pilioua a rin. lin. individual lamp shades, etc Thf object of the superintendent of the hos. Fital- Dr. Franklin s. Wilcox. ts to gIrf the patients employment. consequenfl, the articles are sold very chezn. thf
 
 tients' recreation fund. The attractive exhibit has been arranged by the oocu- pational therapy supervisor. Harry Kro- mer. assisted by Mrs= Minnie D. Eucf and Mrs. Marguerts-Hart- Upwards ci seven hundred articles are In the en- hibit, which greatly interests all visi- tors.
 TaIbOfs JeweIry.
 Louis J. Talbot of 74 Dartmouth ave nue. Providence. is in the old locafion with an exhibit of rings and novelties Sweet Grass Packets, Mir. and Mrs Charles Antis. from fhf Old Town. Maine Indian Reservation. are at their accustomed stand. with their four daughters. including a new one six weeks old MT. and Mrs Anfil have had a concession al Norwich fair for over fifteen years. selling a variety Of Indian novelties They will follow the fair circuit throughout the season-
 In the Annex
 In the department Of domestic man. ufacturing and fancy work there iI about the average number Of exhibits including some very attractive rugs hand-wrought jeweiry. beauflful em. broidery and lace. and pretty haskets The baskets are nine in number and ar, the work Of Mrs. Olive Randall. of th, Johnson Home.
 Others exhibiting are Mrs. Harre, Bosue. Mrs. Henry Church. Mrs. C. q Ramage, Mrs Edward Flynn. Mis- Grace Taft->whose 5eyelry attract much atiention-Mrs. J. L. Raymond Mrs. John R, Monroe. Aftss Ada Rinr land, Mrs Arthur Smith. Mrs. M. V Bailey. Miss Fannie Quinn. Miss AlIc' Lefingvell Mrs R. VI. Dourlasa, 1r-s Fred B. Fisher. Mrs. Montgomery. Mia Mildred A Kinnay. Mrs N connell Mrs Frank Marsh. Miss Mary B. NH Ter. Miss Gladys Upton. Mss Soifreir Fregeau. H. NJ Taft Mrs. Belle Worff ington. Mrs. Joseph M Henderson. Nir. Josephine Crouch. Mrs F. q. Carbotte Mrs. Johh O. 'Peckham. 1lrA Marrnrc R, Griffin. Mrs. H. Williams. Mrs. R NJ. Gallup.
 chndren's Department.
 Neediework of much merit ie rhorr by Lois Lefingweli. 1nez Edmiston. Allcl E. Johnson, Dora Main and Rose No g-eL
 Mrs Ambrose Sullivan and Mise Rub. 1 E. Vaughn are the superinte ndenIs c this department and the 5udEez are Trs Mary Rollins Of Waterford and Mlns Ls tiiia E. Kramer of Norwich
 Canning Park Dnhuns.
 One Of the Sig leaders In this han | the showing of Tanning Park dahii1' grown by Mrs. Roswell a. P Brown c Norwich. This display includes come O the choicest tubers procurabie ln th world and excites Expressions of a1-tIr aHon from all beholders. The 1riIsfl Arrangement Is by Robert Waf1Inrtc' and Is greatly admired.
 sunnyside Dablla Gardens.
 About 500 elegant dahlia blooms In cluding Mariposa (sinsie vase cf 1 blooms also Redwood. both CalIforni varieties. Miss Ethei F. T. Shit Scontinued on Last Page. Col. Three,