Putnam patriot., 1923-08-31
STREET FAIR OPENS
 NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT (Continued from Page D

nina Frost and Miss Elizabeth Vince lock.
 No. { Sandwich, Coffee and Frank fort booth conducted by the League of Women Voters, Mrs. Cortland Arnold, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Justin Green. Mrs. (. Nj. Elliott, Mrs. Alex ander Maitland. Miss Rachel Miller. Mrs. C. 4. Thayer, Miss Elizabeth Child, Miss Mary Wheaton, Miss Jen- me Willis, Mrs. H. Wright and Miss Mary Young.
 No. Flower booth, Mrs. C. Russell Bowen. chairman, assisted by Mrs. F. F. Russell. Miss Dorcas Bartlett, Miss Ruth Bartlett, Miss Sylvia Wheelock. Miss Constance Russell, Miss Geraldine Frost, Miss Hazel Geeson. Miss Rhoda Gilpatrlc, Mss Eleanor Carpenter, Miss Marion hol- den and Miss Feree.
 No. $ Gallery of Moving Picture Stras. Mrs. Edward II. Burt, chair man. assisted by Mrs. Frank D. Ihay- CT, Mrs, Eben Holden, Miss Edith Child, Miss Christine Murray, Miss Elizabeth Rafferty. Miss Ruth Fallon, Miss Elsie Gallant. Miss Edith Pease, Miss Jean Walker. Miss Annie Lind
 
 Boisoneau. Miss Dorothy Bone, Miss Katherine Thayer. Miss Esther Will son, Miss Corinne Wilson, Miss Marie Jasmin, Miss Alice Devine, Miss Ha- gel Clifford and Miss Alice Stevens.
 No. 10 Fancy Work booth, con- ducted by the Catholic Women's Well fare Association, Mrs. M. W. Keefe, chairman, assisted by Miss Katherine f n Mrs. Della Moran.
 No. II Ice Cream booth. Mrs. J. A. P. Gagne, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Charles Thayer, Mrs. Jacob Albert, Miss Aline Leclair, Miss Bessie o. Brien, Miss Jessie Macdonald and Miss Clifford.
 No. l2 Balloons, horns and popcorn, conducted by the Daughters of the American Revolution, Mrs. T. H. de Coudres, chairman, assisted by Mrs. W. R. Barber. Miss Ellen Wheelock, Miss Sarah Barber. Miss Rhea de Coudres, Miss Ruth de Coudres.
 No. i3 Chance booth. conducted by the Putnam Women's s Fund committee, conducted by Mrs. Charles F.. Dean, assisted by Mrs. G. Byron Morse, Mrs. Jesse E. Rich, Miss Bloxham, Miss Emma Roberts, Mrs. George Twigg, Mrs. George L. Padgett, Mrs. Guy L. Baker, Mrs. John Dean and Mrs. Joseph Willard.
 No. If Fortune Tellers, band of Gypsies under the direction of Mrs. $. Nikoloff.
 No. 15 Doll booth, Frederick Gagne, chairman. assisted by members of Put nam Lodge of Elks.
 No. l6 Punehboard booth, Oscar Peterson. chairman, assisted by staff whose names are to be announced later.
 No. i7 Blanket booth, Byron Morse, chairman. with staff of assistants to be announced later.
 Other booths will be announced be- fore the opening of the Fair on Fri day evening.
 The treasurer of the Fair k Guy l.. Baker, who will be assisted by Iyer Nelson and James l.. Murray.
 The use of Odd Fellows hall for storage purposes has been contributed by Putnam Lodge of Odd Fellows for three nights. thus providing most con venient storage space for the booths.
 To Turn Of Traffic
 Pomfret street will be kept open for the passage of the fire department. though an extra police force, under the direction of Captain William Jar wis. will turn off an traffic during the hours of the fair from Pomfret street into Church street. A similar turn off will be made at the corner of Canal and Pomfret streets.
 The building of the booths is being carried out by J. 0. Fox and Co. The arrangements are being made bySimonds and Fox of Hartford