Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-07


 obwebetuck Lodge, No. 16, I. o. o. F., Geets at So7 1Jain street.
 Claire and Ethel Mathieu, the eight ear old twi ndaughters of Mir. and Mrs. Henry J. Mathieu of No. $40 Ash street well known throughout New England for their feats in long distance swimming are now swimming daily at Lake Wangum- bauE, South Coventry. Ne girls are to enter swimming meets in Boston later in the summer. Last summer they entered cae swimming tournament held under the auspices of a Boston newspaper and made a very critable showing. Henry Mathieu. father of the twins who owns "Cozy Corner" cottage at the lake has provided a fine swimming place for his daughters. A part of the equipment is a diving ladder fifteen feet in height from which the twins daily practice the swan dive and other fancy dives
 The diving and swimming feats of these two misses has attracted the at tenton of many of tbe cottagers at the lake and many plan to be at the Mathieu lake front daily to watch the girls prac- vice The girls have also covered the length of the lake several times in long distance swfns.
 Ar. and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan and son cf Jackson street are visiting relatives in Newark. N. J.
 Rev. Msthieu Mufeh a Roman Catho- lice priest of Ottawa, Canada, diocese. is spending the current month attending 70 the spiritual needs of his countrymen in Eastern Connecticut where the Syri- this city calling upon Syrian families. Re will also celebrate the 10.3O o'clock mass at St Josephs church this com mg Sunday morning
 Workmen employed by city contractors for sidewalk construction began ripping up the old walks in front of the Com rnereial block, and Turner building on Main street Wednesday. Another sec don in front of the Church-Reed clotaine Store was also torn up. This new stretch d sidewalk will measure 1O0x10 l.. feet and will be built of celemtn.
 William Foster, a eonoessionist con. aected with Aliens Big League Shows ~zs arTested Wednesday morning while lrtvtng an automobile minus markers o1 any kind State Policeman Howard Ell bot and Chief of Police Daniel KilloureN went to Reci cation park and placed Eos ter under arrest for violation of the Eutornobfle laws. bond of fifty dollar. E1s furnished for his appearance in po ace court this CThursday) morning
 The American Thread company whicY sErs the land at the corner of Main ant Jackson streets on which stands the pain shop building. has had the large elm or The Main street side cut down and nov rten are engaged cutting out the sturr and roots of the tree. Upon completion of the work cement walks are to b, laid from the Jackson street crossing f, the end of the property bordering on th, Main street railroad crossing. The new walk will be a great improvement fo that section Of t7e city as this poin. i directly opposite the north terminal Q the Willimantic-Norwich trolley line.
 During the past week or two demand ny local housekeepers for ice have in creased a hundred-fold. but ice dealer State there will be plenty of ice thi summer enough to last until t7e ney harvest. Last winter some 140OO ton were stored in Ice houses about the tb ,ity. 5000 tons being harvested at th municipal ice plant The reason for tb slow sale of ice was that until recent he weather has been cool and people di not need ice to keep food from spoiIing
 A truck owned by Frank RoIston n Manchester. which was loaded with. aou