Miss Doris lake of Rocton avenue
will spend the week-end with rela
tives in Danbury.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Bruce of 45
George street have moved to the;
new home, 118 Marion street.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Severn of
Clinton avenue are making a brief
visit in Washington, D. C.
daily
The Store closes
at 6 o'clock
Just at the Right
comes this May Sale with its
of White Wash Goods, Printed
At such Prices !
"THE MAN FROM
BORNEO" TO BE
PRESENTED SOON
"The Man from Borneo" will be
presented on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings. May 12 and 13 in St.
Paul's parish house, under the aus
pices of the St. Paul's association.
Mrs. Joseph Peabody is directing the
performance.
Those who will take the principal
parts are: Borneo B. Binns, a tropi
cal blizzard from the south. Attorney
Charles Hopwood; Fred Binns, his
nephew, Arthur Rundel; Captain Lef
ton Wright, late of the Phillippine
army, Willard Wiesner; Peter,
sleepy servant, Roy Pratt; The Wijd
Man of -Borneo, Brewster Coley;
Olive, Fred's wife, Miss Margaret
Swailes; Betty Dayton, her chum,
Miss Vivian Haun.
The first scene is in Fred's home
in the country. In the second act
the blizzard blows but in the third
act the blizaard ends and all are
happy.
The play will be for the benefit of
St. Paul's association.
The Hebrew Toadies Aid society
will have the regular meeting Sunday
afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the Poli
building, Main street. Members of
various committees will attend and,
will speak on special subjects of 'in
terits. AH members are requested
to attend.
