Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-30

Toddy tSaturd4y). IS the day i0ok- since that day last suuihaer when il | was. voted to hold sthes seventh .Annual reunion of the Pioneers at Taft vile. All day Friday Pioneers. some for twenty ysafe or more. arxived and
 went to thet homes Of friends and rel atives.
 The work of stringing lights along
 Front street has been completed and
 was completed Friday evertfx Many
 people in the residential section bK tht
 village have decorated their hernes and
 property fer tic occasion.
 The sconinittee on sports have, ar
 to De played by tho Taftt1lleSfirst team,
 with Wiilimantic as their rivals. the other. a game between tho married men and single men. to be picked out from ro top on sae ths sfsernoon there % ps saa tag-of war bctweensstMc ~teams of ringtonis Mighty ArfSv1s. Rffid tfs othtr as .Gnstave LsFnberts. Heavy Five. q in charge ot the reception and dance to be given. at the sPonemah hall on Saturday ~evening in honor of the re : turned sold iers and sailors. have on . The evening, will he spent in the fol- lowing manner: From until a re- ceptlon wiN hc held ir honor of the service men. from untfl g there win he an entertsinment. from 2 until |. tho boys arc invited to try all the lat | est steps on the polishedffoor. rt
 Sunday morning there will be ser vicea at the churches. Al noon the regular meeting of th~ Pioneers will take place, followed mmediat@iy by the parade to the rocks, where the an nuai clam bake win he enjoyed. Sun- day afternoon is to he spent In visiting andss pleasure. Everythine. Is ready for the Old Home Week end. and ev- crybody is invited to have. the time of theis lives regardless of it's length.
 Tn ball game played Thursday aft ernoon at the Providence Street grounds the Clerk team met defeat at being 23 to q against them. Home runs were plentiful most Of them be- inE made while fieidrrs were passing the ball between themselves. Imme- diateis after the game there was a and Arthur Roy and Chick" LeMoyne defeated all corners.
 The following hours have been giv- en out by Postmaster Murphy during which the public can receive and send fee will be opened from ' until and from il until 12 in the morning and from ( until : In the evening. All persons having business. at the post DfilCe dL JHe aQdLe HdfucQ Su0utU De dI theoff1ce during the houre named.
 While playing near the edge of the ledge Friday afternoon Joseph Bazf- net received crushed toe, caused by a large stone which had become dis lodged and rolled down the ledxe. and striking his toe In passing: Although the briiise Is of painful nature 1t fs not serious and the boy is able to. walk. although a slight limp is notice able. IT ss While driving . team, of horses low [, Norwich avenue Friday afternoon Leo Beauregard lost controll and. the hors- es started. to rtifi sawhy. Louis Harry sIts Wilfred Confer. who happened to seq the horses start ran out into the they bumped taEeJher Jasn before 2the1 horses reached them and only escaped being run oyar b,7.=a few feet The horses continued tn run tff they reach ef the hin and. then came to halt and no damage ether than the tear ing down Of a few mall boxes was done.
 Richard Trceeer is now at Groton Long Point where he fe spending :wr weeks vacation
 Mis- Alexina Peftier has returned tt. her home on North A street after several weeks visit with friends in Nj assachsise<fp.
 sArnons the list ef names of teachers af fh> Moosup schools fur che coming year IA that of Miss Marxnret. R. Has Ter Of thst vf1lage-