Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-26
COLCHESTER
Village Improvement Society Starts CIean-Up Week-openins of Ball Season Today-Sooiai Events.


 Mrs. A. S. cragn and daughter. Miss Ella. Cragiu, are guests of Mrs. Ora Gn's daughter. Mrs. George Reynolds, h Manchester.
 Mrs. Kate TaIcott was visiting fiends in Hartford Thursday.
 John N. Strong was a New Haven 4sitor Thursday.
 Samuel Green has returned to New York after a few days visit with his family on Norwich avenue
 Miss Abby Willard is visiting her lister, Mrs. Edwin B. Cragin. In New fork
 Irving watkinson of Norwich was Sal1ing on friends in town Thursday 1nd Friday.
 Dramatic Club Entertains.
 The Colchester Hebrew Dramatic eiub gave an entertainment Wednes- day evening in Grange hall consisting of two sketches written by 1sidore Mintz and vocal selections by members of the club. Dancing followed Music by Giuin's orchestra
 Mrs. Mary White has returned from 2 few, days visit with relatives in Waterbury.
 John Churchill, who has bean spend- ing the winter in New York; is at his summer home on Broadway
 Caught Ten Trout. Gharles H. Strong was fishing Thurs &Ag and brought home ten hne trout weighing four pounds, the largest one
 
 has been shown this spring
 Judge and Mrs. H. P. Buell. were calling on friends in Norwich Thurs day, making the trip in their touring car.
 Charles H. King of Rockville was 1n town Thursday.
 There was a large attendance at the social dance held in Tip Top hall on orchestra Prof Lazinsk prompted. John Purcell Of Salem was Col chester caller Friday.
 Leverett Manwaring of Lebanon was visiting friends in town Thursday. Miss Susan Iappee is visiting her parents on Scott HILL
 Ciean-Up Week.
 The Colchester Village Improvement society issued the following sugges- tions this week. Hartford's clean-sxp week ended Last Saturday and was a success. A cleanup week for Col chester from April 24 to April 30 is OUT suggestion. Let us gather up lit ter, ashes, worn-out wagon wheels and bodies. rubbish of all sorts from front and back yards. burn what we can bury or cart off the rest, rake our lawns and grounds. and so make ready for our spring inspection day. May | The announcement of the procession of May will be on the soctetys bull 1etfn board in MT. CoTadren'ss window. and be ready to join it.
 Game Teday.
 The Colchester baseball team has been organized and will play their first game of the season on the park this CSaturday afternoon with tho East Hampton team, champions of tks EhOre Id1e leagne last year
 To Teach Tn Phiisppinss- Paul Clifford. who has been attend ing the Univ erslty of Michigan. Ann Arbor, Is the guest of hIs parezsdS in Down for & few days Mr. Clifford eK- @&D&@ to leave in a. few weeks for the Philippine Islands where he is to teach Mr. Clifford is graduate of Bacon academy.
 Frederick A Smith of New Britain was visiting relatives in town Thurs Hay,
 Improving Road.
 Two carloads Of trap rock have ar rived at the station and is being drawn to the state road on South Main street which is nearly completed A number of barrels of oil has arrived and will be used on the road.
 George V. kayanaugh was in Hart ford Wednesday and attended the ses- @ion of the legislature the guest of Representative Daniel T. Williams of this place