Teens in Willimantic, Connecticut, Acted Out Mother Goose for Halloween. Nobody Said a Word.
On Halloween 1896, about forty Willimantic, Connecticut, high school students acted out Mother Goose rhymes in pantomime for a packed Franklin Hall.
On Halloween 1896, about forty Willimantic, Connecticut, high school students acted out Mother Goose rhymes in pantomime for a packed Franklin Hall.
In 1905 the President’s son put a bullfrog in every girl’s bed at a Madison, Connecticut, beach colony. The girls sewed his pajamas shut. Then the gossip grew.
In 1917 Jack Williams, the Human Fly, climbed a building in New Britain, Connecticut, with no ropes, for the soldiers’ fund. Here’s how he did it.
In 1926, 10-year-old Dominic Cartelli won New Britain’s marble title at 10 to 1 odds, then went to the national tournament in Atlantic City.
In July 1905 a little boy in Meriden, Connecticut, asked a New Haven grocer for a dime, then mailed it back: it was “too much like begging.”
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