Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-16
JEWETTCTY

The second game of the Twilight
 league will be played tonight CWednes. | day) at 6.SO on Ashland Park between 1 the Skaters and AsDinook teams George II. Prior sketci1ed a touching version of
 the Monday nights game, the picture be. | Ing on exhibition in Carey's window. MT
 Chase, manager of the defeated Ash | lands owns a dog-Lady Pershing-the
 mascot of the team. Poor Lady, is the tltle of the sad scene. She lies flat or
 her back, very dead dog. ,In the cor l ner is large bottle of chloroform man. utactured by the Clerks, ST strength. By it's side lies a Hiscox electric bat l tery above the deceased animal is sus- pended. blood-dripping Sol-the-barber
 razor, and below is Edmond Jodoins gory club. The poster announcing the | game, the day previous, had picture of | thls Red Cross dog running for the home piate. But she never reached it, when the critical moment came.
 Mrs. F. E. Robinson is to entertain the Ladies' society of the Congrega- tional church Thursday afternoon. George A. Haskell picked the first peas June 13. Tuesday lie picked six quarts. Richmond o. Gardner arrived at his home Tuesday from the University of
 Michigan. to spend the summer.
 The. graduation of the class of 20 of
 the Riverside grammar school takes
 place in Finn's Opera House Thursday
 evening
 Notice has been received here that
 any boy in New London county can have
 an opportunity to stay at the Y NJ C.
 A. summer camp during the first three
 weeks in July. The camp will be To-
 cated at Rogers lake in Lyme Henry
 F. Paul, Jr, can give any information
 desired by boys who wish to enjoy this
 outing
 x Chautauqua comes to Jewett City this year during the early part of August. :. Officer John Dolan made as valuable a. catch of thieves this week as has hap pened in this locality for some time At 3 o'clock Monday morning he mo- ticed Rhode Island car driving up to the Eli Anthony house on Soule street. He questioned the men, who Said they were bringing dry goods to Mr Anthony and that he expected them Mir. Anthony was questioned and denied their story. Officer Dolan took them all to the police station, and called up Providence They were apparently not being traced at that time, but Officer Dolan took their names ordering them to report in the proper place in Rhode Island But he held the goods. The jitney driver re- i ported, but not the two men It was found that the goods had been stolen from a Natic1. store and other breaks | have been made. The men have been | here before and sold six hundred dol lars worth of shoes to the Soule street | shoemaker and Eli Anthony The dry goods are worth over a thousand dol lars. The men were arrested later, and hearing is to be, held in Appanaug, R. l., which will be attended by Officer Do- an, and the two Soule street men. Both the Jewett City men deny any knowl- edge of the goods being stolen.
 Ninety Eastern Star members met in Masonic hall Thursday evening for the ast meeting until September Candi- lates were initiated and several petitions Or degrees received. Sandwiches, sweet pickle, coffee, cake and ice cream were served during the social hour Members 'f Danielson and Moosup chapters were guests of this local chapter.