Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-27

Hamilton Sw0re at her, Whereup0n she hit him in the head with 8 stone Mrs. Fitzgerald has a small son. about 10 wears old, who will be taken care of by the town. Sunday evening First Selectman Shea had not decided what course would be pursued.
 Baptist Sunday School Picnic.
 The members of the Baptist Sunday school and their friends had a picnic at Bishops Saturday. The trip was made by trolley and was largely at tended. The grounds are ideal for picnicking. The feature of the day was the sports in charge of the Knights of Honor class. The results follow: 100 yard dash for married wo- men, won by Mrs. Martin Davis, prize. box of fancy hair pins; 100 yard dash for young ladies, won by Miss Rosa Wilcox, prize. hair roll; three legged race for young men. won by Charles Babcock and Thomas Gray, won by Kirk Wilcox and John Harris prize all the ice cream their capacity could all. won by H. T. Wilcox, prize, watch fob: sack race, won by Raymond Will COX, prize, stickpin and tie clasp; 50 yard dash for girls, won by Miss Vera McBroome, prize. string of beads; DO yard dash for small boys. won by AL bert G. Brewster, prize, pocket comb; 100 yard race for boys, won by Rich mond P. Gardner, prize, silk tie. The tug of war in which H. T. Willcox's side won was most exciting. Refresh ments and a fine day helped to. make the outing the success 1t proved.
 Who Threw the Cigar Butt?
 During dance in the Bijou Satur- day evening, someone threw a cigar butt from the window onto the roof of the pool room nearby which re- suited in a considerable blaze. Water ryu- rot the hIIfld& ing and at 11.30 the chemical extin- guisher kept at the residence of E. H. Hiscox was brought into play. The fire was put out with no appreciable damage. The locality is an exceeding ly bad one if a fire got much head way.
 Miss Marian Robinson entertained at a lawn party at her home on East Main street Friday evening. The dis play of handsome Japanese lanterns across the piazza and about the grounds were very attractive All sorts of lawn games were enjoyed, including a dance on the granolithic walk in front, to Victrola music. During the evening there were records of all sorts to please The hostess served fruit punch. ice cream and cake, assisted by Miss S. K. Adams. Miss Helen Hull and Mrs. E. H. Hiscox
 Leases New Apartmen<-
 James Blair, superintendent of the printing department in the Aspinook bleachery, has rented one of the new flats owned by G. A. Haskell. situated opposite the park and will occupy 1t about Sept. 1st. His present home is in Southbridge, Mass.
 Wayland Stetson is at home after a weeks visit in Providence. Arthur Strickland, of Middlefeld. Cnnn iz he nf Mise Maria n Paul at her home on North Main
 greet. guest of relatives in New Bedford for a few weeks.
 Miss Faye Olds, of Ware. Mass, is the guest of her grandmother. Mrs. F. H. Tanning.
 Mrs. Walter l. Johnson of Pachaug | is visiting relatives and friends in Groton and other towns. Outing at Rocky Point. The Mems class of the NJ. E. church enjoyed an outing. and shore dinner at Rocky Point Saturday. There were 1 30 in the party, the trip was made in an autobus A grand time is reported and it is said that the demand for clans was something to speak of.
 Mir and Mrs. E. R. Dunbar ot | Springfield are the guests of MT. Dun- bars sister, Mrs. Frank Stetson- The trip was made in their new automo- | bile
 One of the largest audiences of the season enjoyed the special reels The Adventures of Kathlyn at Reeves movies Saturday evening.
 Miss Alice Moore is at Webster
 Mass, to spend the remainder of tho summer with relatives.
 l Miss Helen Avery of Hartford is tn, guest of Miss S. K Adams at her hom, ! on South Main street
 | Mrs. Myles Mccarthy and daughter 1 of Waterbury are visitors in town.