Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-21

meeting of Epworth league. Leader, Mrs R. ". Robertson. Praise and evangelistic service, with sermon on Responsibility by the pastor.
 At the Congregational church: Chris tian Endeavor meeting Sunday evening at 6.45, led by the pastor. Morning service at 10.45; the pastor breaches Jesus on the Hillsides With the Common People is the title of the illustrated lecture at 7.45 D. m.
 When the boat train arrived the other night, Or rather what remains of the splendid and ornate boat train of other days, there stood upon the grating olh- ders of the place one makes the getaway | from three men. One was a native and l two were strangers in town. At 7.2s the boat train hove in sight, and what then? From out the darkness of the sta- 1 tion came the woman telegraph operator
 and by dint of much pushing and strain
 ing was able to at last get a heavy
 truck loaded with several large sacks of
 mail over to the car door. One of the strangers looked at the other and mutt
 tered something about the frontier water
 plug stops on the old Sunset having noth- l in gon this burg.
 Have you ever hesitated about making long trips in the car because of the ex- l I Camping outfits will banish that worry.
 They are compact. durable and economical
 and will add 100 per cent. pleasure to the l trip. Come and see them all set up on F. H. Gilbert's lawn today and tomorrow lady.
 Contractor Wilcox of Norwich hal
 started in with large gang of worlmer 1 to build the new road on East Main street. Many were interested Friday ir the work of the grounding" which wal
 being operated by three men and pail
 of heavy draft horses. The powerful stee
 nose was being used to literally root 1T
 the old roadbed. It was agreed by thost
 who were watching operations that in al the borough there was no section of stree
 that had caused so much trouble to th'
 long list of seleotmen of Griswold whC
 have attempted in past years to repair it A thousand loads Of gravel were put il
 last year, but it was almost impassabl all winter just the same.
 Now heavy stone macadan is expected
 to do the trick. It will extend from tht
 David Hale Tanning park to the borougl
 line just above the creamery.
 Jewstt City Is in again for a little side light distinction in that German carp hav
 been discovered in Bennett's cove in tn I upper Aspinook. George Bennett, who ha occupied farm on the eastern borders 0 the pond for nor ethan 30 years, is pret ty well acquainted with matters up il , that section. MT. Bennett is a genera favorite with many parties of young me ; from the town two miles below who hay erected permanent camps and putin : shacks on his land down near the pic turesque shores of the pond. Last wee MT. Bennett confided to one of the partie
 of campers that there was some great ifs ' around up there, for he had seen 1t onel ''close to- in the shallow water near a 2 overhanging bank. He said it was thrt : feet long and would not weigh an ounc : under 20 pounds. Such a fish in thes !, waters?' o, the boys could not credit it = Heretofore, of all fish records in this set
 ton the following limits are established j. A 1-2 pound bass caught off John Mt {; Nicofs island by John Welsh; h. an l 2 ounce pickerel caught in Glasgo pond b l; a Frenchman pound eel caught by . Polish boy during the low water stage = Pachaug pond, and a ? pound and
 ounce souare-tailed brook trout caught l Willow brook by John Driscoll.
 C One evening this week, following dire, n tions by MT. Bennett, the young men wef n to the place AS the result of too nois s approach they did not get a good look ; d MT. Carp, but he gave plenty of eviden, 6 of his presence as with a great spIashir :, and throwing up of mud and weeds I