Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-26
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Sunday, when an investigation was made by number of local enthusiasts It was definitely discovered and is so au- thenticaiiy reported, that mermaids do live at that famous and well known sum- naer resort, Beach Pond This beautiful spot is only ten miles from Jewett City The automobile will land one on it's pic turesque borders in half an hour. Sey- eral locai people have camps and sum nher si1acks there where they enjoy the quiet and restful calm of this beauty spot of nature to the full. But, now that the added charm of mermaids being discovered there has been proven it has become more attractive than ever. The Beach Pond mermaids Are not like the mytholoeical beings which lured sailors to their death off the coast of Brittany If they are seen at all. it is by the merest fortune In Hunts Popular Ro- mances of the West of England. a mer- maid falls in love with a man, lives with him as his lawful wife for time. And then, some compact being unwillingy or her true home in the sea.
 Attractive souvenir post cards are be- ing received in town from William Dris- coll and o. F. Miller, from the Grand Canyon, Arizona
 Edmond Jodoin had as his guests on an automobile trip to Mount Tom. Sunday. Sol Paquette. Royal Gill. Ulderig (Bud) Jodoin, William Rail- and Homer Gag non. The trip was over 200 miles and proved delightful outing Excepting MT. Paqvette those who went are Mir Jodoin's employees
 A number of people at the Jewett City railroad station the other day were i'm terested in well organized and sys- tematic cat patrol Up under the raft CTS and cross braces of the long plat form sheds as many as three dozen spar rows have built their nests. and have taken up their precarious as. well as prolific housekeeping. This they did early in the spring. but as the sparrow is far removed from any Sort of race sui /, eide they are now on their second brood. 1 At the least calculation thirty of the nests contained five or six young reck- ' less English sqIabs last week Now, of tehse 15O or more unrnIy youngsters. at ] feeding time. two or three were sure to fall out to the walk below. The ever alert skirrnish line of the genus, freight yard cats were on the job and did the rest with remarkable dispatch. espec- , ially if there was but one portion to sew ersl cats.
 | Green corn was selling in the local markets Monday at 40 and 45 cents per dozen and a short supply at that l During the 90 and better temperature of Monday afternoon one of the local weather sharps had occa zion to call complimentary notice to Mir. Lucas oi Norwich, who during the exceptionally cold, early season, predicted with uner- l ring precision a hot summer. The loca'
 man says That Norwich feller knew
 what he was talking about-and he did'
 The vital statistics for the town oi
 Griswold for June show five marriages Walter NJ Cowan and Annie NJ. Robert son, Michael Besette and Irene L. Sym ington, Henry Bilodeau and Clara Jo doin, Elmer O. Burdick and Lottie V 1 Culver, Albert E. Woodmansee and Eve lyn g. Johnson.
 There were twelve births: waltei Skiba, Charles Dawley, Lillian Alic'
 Dawley Jennette Dufresne. Annie Anne lia Roprowski Alphonse Kilbasa, An. drew Truska. John Frederick Homera StanisIaw Arbgil, Jr.. Mildred There's: Bryant, Ernest Leadore Dayon. Clara
 May Jeffers.
 Five deaths are recorded: Mary N | Dawiey, age 30, passive dilatiOn of tn heart; John H. Hennon. s2, angina pee ltoris, Maria Weaver. s5, chronic nephri ltis Elizabeth A Smith. e1. goitre; clar'
 Gelinas, 55, typhoid fever.
 Mss Alice Barnett Is spending thre
 weeks at Lake Champlain vacation cam
 at North Hero. Vt. The camp is On on
 of the beautiful islands off the east coas of Upper Lake Champlain.
 Miss Natalie Hamilton of Norwich spending a week at the home of he aunt, Mrs. George Havens.
 A double wedding with two sisters th , brides, took mace at St. Mary's churc
 Monday morning. Miss Mamie Foley bt
 came the bride of Stanley Boriski, C Greeneville. and Miss Katie Foley nal
 ried Joseph Sadowski. Each couple va the witness for the others marriage. Tn
 brides wore white gowns and wells an
 carried bouquets of roses. Rev. ].
 McCabe oniciated at the nuptial mas
 and performed the marriage ceremon. Mfr and Mrs. L. NJ. Carpenter and so
 Russell with their guests, Mrs Sara I Buekman and Miss Elsie Buckman ( n Wilmington, Del. Miss Elizabeth Wilsc 1 and Miss Lena Lantenback of New Nor ,. left Monday for a weeks trip to Maj 8 chester and Lancaster. N H., and othl r points of interest Their trip has bee