Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-20
JEWETT CITY

The following 121 hunters licenses 1 have been Issued by Town Clerk John Welsh. This number exceeds any pre- yiously issued in any one year: A. B. People, Arthur T. Bliven, James Smith. Charles WhppIe, R. E. Willis. 1 George E. Geer, William R. Watson, l Amos A. Phillips. Robert o. James, Jer- " Magrey, Joseph Herbert, Andrew Shaw, Nathan Brand, Earl Clark, John Weisco, Henry Wesernan, Timothy Con- nelly, Clarence Kahn, George Hill, Will | liam MaseI, Eusev Benoit, Hiram Wild Herbert Wild, Benjamin Colburz, Lewis Baanewsky, Eugene Guttnecht, Eddie Lscroix, Henry A. Huston, J. B. Shel- don.
 Peter Mechard, Medos Rail- Joseph Giedroski, R. H. Young, B. A. Young, ] Harry F. Paul, Jr.. Edward Walsh Ed gar T. Rioux, Harold H. Herbert, Lloyd Herbert, H. c. Willis, Wesley Webster, s. A. Thompson.
 l Alfred l.. Stebbins, George s. Brown, Chester L. Dudkowski, Fred Rail-, Louis Guinotte Stanley Yorsk, George Jarvis, James Hopkins, Adei5ert Bab- cock, Herbert Wyatt, Rassafale Mari 1 nel.o. Albert Heidelberg, William Noffu, Joseph Gilbert.
 William Tyndall, William Duggan, I Michael Medick, Raymond F. Cheney, l Watler zandovich, Herbert Thompson, Joseph Livinoski, Joseph Sawicki, Le- 1 land NJ. Burdick, Peter Gravelin, John
 Potts, Edward Bryant. F. c. Goring. Hector I1eClaire, Richard Comerford G. Curtis Hull. L. F. Wilcox, Walter ! Benjamin, Alexander Raney, Leon Young, George B. Lillibridge, Redmond Walsh, Louis Davis, George Vachon, Os- car J. Shaw, Frank E. Stanley.
 Ernest l.. Blackstone, Charles E. Ham. l melt, Ralph Lillibridge, Percy Riley, By. ron Kinnie, Herbert Sharkey. Chauncey 1 Chase, John Shea, Theodore Bechard Ernest Bechard, John Hoppman. Henry \ A. Guile, Joseph Culver, Alexander Cul.
 yer. Frank Gasl1a, James Watson, George Baker, John Mael Peter N. Caron, Dr
 Frank D. Browning, Earl Nichols, Ernest
 P. Benjamin, Austin W. Harris. Charles Jeffrey. Lee Norman, William A. Monty Fred Haskell, Daniel Finn, Jr.. Franl
 l. Holmes. Anthony Kozloski, L. NJ Car penter, Walter Cole, George Osga, c
 Frank Morgan, Edward Comes, Alexan l der Des5ardffae, Homer Gagnon, s. Smith 1 William McCluggage, George H. Larkin Chester Geer, George Guillotte. Johr 1 sfedick, William Larkin, Louis Gill, VII I liam Lord, Herman Bitgood, Fredericl 1
 : Vital stssfsties for the town of Gris 1 woid for September show five births l stanley Helena, Dorothy Jean Wilbur l Sisetts Oropello, Louis Leo Karko, Osca Gerard Lefebre There wefe six mar 1; riages: Adam Rojeski and Louise Faore Leslie Perry and Deiina Benoit, Emil Tlalfeerte and Fiorenas Pariseau. Charle X. Monty and Edna Grenier. William J. Ducl1arIne and Ida Perras. Carl H ! P-niarnin and Rnth Agnes Stewart.
 No deatns oeeusre.. In the town durinj the month. which, while not unprecedent ca, showe but few times since tn
 records were kept.
 Ike A. G. c. club met at Miss Gladly
 Jsffers' home Monday evening. The frs thing Miss Jeffers knew she was woun up with strings Of packages after moo marriage had been performed. Upo
 opening the packages she found that tn
 weather had show cred without any fore l warning on her part The gifts we're a
 very useful. Halloween games wer played and refreshments were served.
 1 There is considerable interest in th
 bowling match which takes place tonigf
 {I'hursday) between the Pilgrims of tn
 place and crack team from Piainfiel,
 I 4 Pfaihdeid man ia town Wednesda
 said that the Jewett City team woul
 have to go some. If Plainfield beats th
 I Pilgrims then. there is that invincib
 l outfit, the Sunnybrook camp.
 Mt. Vernon ledge. No. 75, F. and 4. M