Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05
COLCHESTER

Nelson Strong, formerly of this place and a guest at Mrs. William E, Strong's the past week, returned Friday to his home in Media, Pa.
 Harry Eigart and family. of New York, have arrived at their summer home on Linwood avenue for the season. James F. Purcell was calling on friends in Norwich Saturday.
 John Murray and daughter returned l to their home in Naagatack Saturday, after months visit at David B. Mur- rays
 Walter White of New Haven was the guest over Sunday, of his brother, Leo White.
 i MT. and Mrs Louis Schlaich of Oak vile were guests of Mr. Sehlaich's moth 1 CT, as Pleasant street over the Fourth. The east-bound train was nearly an 1 hour and half late Saturday evening. The train which had two large engines and 10 cars, was crowded as far as East Hampton, where a large number get off for the camp at that place The l12 D.. m. train was late getting in here and was crowded with summer boarders for the resorts here in town. Walter B. Lombard of Hartford was at his home on Norwich avenue over the Fourth
 1 George B. A Baker and family and l <Alb. 1HOtf1dS h1iuuH or New Britain were guests over Sunday of MT 1 and Mrs. F. E. Baker
 Mr. and Mrs Reginald Mcdonald of 1 West Wilmington were guests of Mir. Me 1 Donalds father over Sunday.
 1 O. H. A. WiihaiF and family of Brook. lyn N. r., have arrived at their s,,n- mer home on Elmwood Heights for the season.
 Charles Bailey and a friend from flew
 Britain and Jesse Bailey, of Hartford were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry j.
 Bailey over Sunday.
 S H. Kellogg of New Britain is wis.
 iting friends in town this week
 Miss Marion Sullivan, who is in the
 nurses training class at St. Joseph's hos.
 pltal Willimantic was at the herna e,
 her parents, Postmaster and Mrs ' ' Sullivan over Sunday. :"
 MT and Mrs. Ronald K Brown and
 Mrs. Bessie KingsbuFy have arrived .,
 tpe2r summer home on Broadway for the season. -D' 't's
 Patrick connors of Hartford was K.
 guest over Sunday of his mother, Mrs
 was suspended about g o'clock sor tbe
 balance of the day on the state road 4oh
 me case Of Charles Efderkin vs. I
 HoroWltz was tried before Justice Ahel
 Ihursday. The charge was of killing ,
 dog belonging to Elderlin. Horovy,t,
 was nned the costs of court and to pas for the dog. pug
 Prof. B. L. Kannard and several of hi.
 students arrived in town Wednesday,
 rom Meriden en route to Mystic, b1,
 oVlng to the storm Thursday they dif not leave town until Friday norning
 Mr. kennard has a riding academy iT Merlden and for several years has a s,,n1,
 mer school in Mystic. He has bee, , through here for several years. going f, } Mystic in June and returning through tt i sieFiden in September. There were 10 ii the party. young ladies and young men James L. Root is the guest of friend III Hartford over the Fourth. ) Mir. and Mrs. Seiden P. Sears n,otere,
 Saturday to West Hartford, where the, will visit friends over the Fourth. George Sabine is at his home in Nev , Haven for a few days vacation. : Daniel O'Brien is visiting friends i,
 New London. Several from town went to Norvic1 Saturday to hear the repsrt of the bi
 fight given by megaphone from The Bui : letin office
 John Willis of Miliington WAS A wee 7 end caller in foyy