Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-13
EWET CITY

The hobby horses are in town and 1 things don't seem to go as smooth as they might up there. Monday noon, lively fist fight took place on Main street in which 8 bloody nose figured promi- nently, all of which was ttBe result of previous hobby horse altercation-
 Tuesday evening some of the bunch went up to look things over and incl dentally maybe to assist as otherwise in running the hobbies Officer Raymond was obliged to arrest young man nam ed Sadowsh for breach of the peace. He brought his prisoners to the cooler, but the door refused to open. After some pounding round and the application of several keys and a few colloQuial lubri- cants, tue job was given over until the town janiGor G. W. Robinson could be found Meanwhile the officer and his man slipped over to Bill Johnstone's to get a glass of soda water. As they went out of the door Brother Sadowski | took French leave and beat it at great i speed in the direction of Lisbon bridge. He hasn't been seen since.
 l L. M. Carpenter and L. E. Boucher, returning from trips out of town Monday evening saw the wreck at the foot of the PIainfield hill, in which a heavy truck loaded with general merchandise figured, as told in the Danielson news.
 Local weather men are having a hard | job to explain how it was that Jewett l City almost entirely escaped Saturdays i electric storm that was so severe in all parts of the surrounding country. I has been pretty definitely settled that the borough is immune from such extreme disturbances on account of the situation of the Quinebaug river and Tadjole and Ashland ponds.
 People driving in and out of Jewett City Sunday and Monday report coming to places 8 few miles out where the lcessation of rainfall was indicated by a wet mark squarely across the road.
 The Woman's Auxiliary to the Ameri- can Legion post entertained the members of the post Monday evening at the close of their meeting. The committee had arranged programme of games and
 dances which included everyone present
 Everybody took the cue; and the result
 was one round of laughter until refresh
 ments were announced. Partners for
 the Virginia reel were chosen sight un-
 seen by the men, excepting for dainty shoe shown beneath a curtain, where tht girl were hidden. 4 robber march,
 cracker eating contest, stiff legged tag
 o Smile, I Went to Paris, Going to Je , rusalem, tag waltz and a quadrilIe sucf
 as never was danced before kept every 7 body amused. Louis Mercy furnished tn.
 
 Earl Hiscox was the prompter. Sand wiches, cake punch and ice cream wer I served. Nearly fifty attended and on ! young mans opinion voiced the senti ! ment of the party: Never had such : good time in my life The reception
 committee was Miss Rosanna Des Jar |. dins. Mrs. c. H. Jennings, Mrs. '. N Q Gray, Mrs N J. Babcock and Mrs. c. E d Thornton The entertainment commit if tee comprised Mrs. D. IT. Hiscox. Mis- n Rose St John Mrs. John Godek, Mis- , Ola Tanner and Mrs. Prentice Chas,
 The refreshmeut committee was Miss Ma s bel McBroome, Miss Mabel Wilcox, Mis- = Susie Morgan, Mrs. Wm. Bitgood, Mir q ucy Pechie and Miss Ella Oakes.
 Rev and Mrs. J. P Richardson hay , l returned from visit at Twin akes. ! IT r Their daughter Miss Viva Richardso
 is at home from her duties as music;
 instructor at Mt Hermon.
 Mrs Henry Guild is to entertain tr h Pachaug Ladies" Aid society at u a home of Mrs Christopher and Mrs Yah y, Thursday afternoon.
 te Sister Rita of Putnam has returnt d after. a short visit with her parents
 the borough. Sister Rita is teacher y music in seminary of the Sisters of u ID Holy Ghost at Putnam.
 T. Miss Viola Hill of Greoneville is Il to guest of her aunt, Mrs Artaur Stebbin ad Edward Thornton is visiting relativ
 in Waterbury
 of The Ladies Aid society of the Bapti as church plans to hold meeting at t he home of Mrs. ". H. Brown on the Ea