Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-09
EWS LETTERS FROM ITS BROADENING FIELD
FITcHvILLE
An Unsafe and Insarss Fourth, But No
 A Aceidents-GeneraI News.


 The. Fourth of, July this year was the noisest Fourth in the village in years. At the first stroke of twelve Dy the clock on the mill the drum corps appeared on the streets and soon after another crowd with cannon made its appearance and for the remainder of the morning there was very little sleep. One maj who is a sound sleeper and did not wake at the first discharge of the cannon was suddenly awakened when the cannon was placed beneath his window and fired. breaking ten large lights of glass Sof the window of the house. Thinking that an earthquake had struck the house he started with his clothes under his arm to leave the builaing but on reaching the door saw crowd waiting for him and realizing that it was the pealiof the cannon and not an earthquake that had akakeneo him returned to his room, finished dressing and was soon on the street with the others. Besides breaking the windows the jar of the cannon knocked a number of bottles, chimneys. etc.. of the shelves in the store. In the af- ternoon many went to Yantic and at tended the ball game between the married and single men In the even ing there was a record breaking crowd at the dance at 'Seary's pavilion. Not an accident from fireworks occurred in the village during the day.
 Items Chiefly Personal.
 John McManus, ST, has returned from & visit with riis father; Micha q McManus7 ofyArctie: R. l.. r-rf
 Mrs John E. Burns and family have returned from visit with relatives in Rhode Island. -.f.. t
 Florence Mccarthy and J. Conway O.. New York and Miss Ida Wilbur ei Norwich, have been visiting at the home of MT. and: Mrs John Mccarthy.
 Mrs. Amos Laroche and Mrs. Taft oi Putnam. have, been. guests of MT. and Mrs. Dan Nara.
 Mrs. Mary Nara has returned from a visit with relativessiin Boston
 Miss Agnes Olsen of Jewett City has been the guest of her grandmother. Mrs. Margaret rPopham.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Phillips have returned from a visit to relatives in | Mr. and Mrs. Frank Connolly of Arctic Center have been guests of the Iatterss niece. Mrs John Burns.
 F. H. Thompson is spending the week 1ni Mantle r.
 Mrs Josephine Allyn and. grandson, Master. Henry Robinson, are spending g a few days with Mrs. A1lyn's brother. George F. Seven at Mouse Island. Noank. '. sA ..s.
 MT. and Mrs. ,Edwsrd Allyn. of Nor wich Tewn, Mr. .andF Mrs. George " Allyn of Hartford. MT. and Mrs. Gus tave Hedler, of ,Taftv4sIe and Mrs. |. l.. Hamilton of Norwich have been guests at the. home of slirs., Josephine Allyn sduxingathe shei1aAs- .sss
 Miss M3rgarst .HdcNfIAnss left Tues o4yl E0I niq2k.-JBlahdf where Shes VIII spend the seaeon.7s
 Mr. Jerepisah sFields of Boston has been yisitiQG at the hsme of his, sisters, 'thel AfsseSf Yields. ~ Clinord Crntajn of Sudlew,, Vt, has been Safguen Ft they hoMeSeftAdr. and Mrs. John ArSwn ons Riversize. Z
 Mir. Cnrreltsss Collins of:Waliineton, Del speat Monday with his brofher- .in- -lzyess 1fr. Tf16mxs +Feley andt9amilx. Harry eE. sAndlTx Winchester oE New beaford deAl sss, were acadiine. en 1ocel friends sen33x int ttheswSek
 Mr.ss1d Mrs? ?John tBabcock of ster- ling are tviajtfngs Mrs. .bBascock's sister. Mrs. Spdlii6Hn S8fady.
 John Foley hkstreturned from a visit to 4hissuncie.5 MT. Michael Murphy Of
 MT. and Mrs. William valette Of Hartford, are4visitingxa at the ehome of MT, and M.s. WarEens sThon.Rsep.
 Mr. ,and4 Mrs. Bd&Ve I'd sFoley9ase wis iting at. the home.@afs sMr. and Mrs Andrew Lynch; of sBf3stol, R.. l.
 A nuneerfcf the sfamilies fop River side heIdfa picnic at Camp Do Drop In"a Monday. -ss-s