Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-09

letics were disappointed today when news came that they were defeated by the Mu- tuals on the Union grounds by a score of IS to II in nine innings.
 Reports from the Willimantic Camp Grounds are that splendid weather is prevailing. There has been fine ai- tendance thus far during the week and everyfndication points to one of the most successful camp meetings of recent years.
 Thursday. September 5.-Ine parson- age on the lot of the Catholic on Broad way is receiving the addition of large wing The house is now occupied by four Sisters of Mercy from the Hartford convention. who will shortly open sec ular school there.
 The annual fall parade of the fire de- partment has been set for October 5th. daily paper is now being published in Willimantic, It supports Grant and Wilson and the wi.limanttc Camp Meet ing.
 Thirty-eight horses have been entered for the fall races at Quinebaug Park, be- | tween Dayville !, and Danielsonyiile, and | premiums to the amount of $7e0 have been offered A number of local horse race followers are planning to be or hand l during the days of the races
 Friday, September 6. 1s72-Actinw pu- der permission of Somerset lodge, So. S4 F. & A. M,. the preliminary steps | have been taken for the establishment Of new lodge in this city to be known as St. James lodge, and 6 dispensation has been applied for.
 Henry H. Gallup. secretary of the New ] London County Agricultural Society has announced the programme of events for the annual fair of the society to be held
 on September T, IS and 18th. The flrer ft1rn ,r-sfY o+o1 c 1 programme for the trial of horses is as foll'svs Trott:ng nearest three minutes first premium s2O; second premium $10 I fastest pair of horses prizes $50 and l $25 trial of single. horses raised in New Londen county, prizes Se9, and S10 l grand foot. race. prizes $1o, s and S3
 Season tickets are on sale priced al four for one dollar. The committee on gen
 eral arrangements comprises Albert l. Avery, John Brewster. William C. Os-
 good, John@J. Barstor. H. R: Gallup. Ly man w. Randall and James A. Bill. | Shawhan's celebrated Bourbon whis key sold in Norwich fifty years ago al | s6 a gallon. according to the advertise i ment of a local druggist
 Saturday. September [. 1872 Tn, work of rebuilding the Beach Pond dan | has commenced The dam will be o l gal LII W4tii SuOStdAlLtdt tilinAilS DA SNDil' l laid in cement and will when complet
 ed. cost about SSOO0 The expense wi,
 be bourne approximately by the diff
 ferent mill proprietors on the streami between Beach Pond and Jewett City.
 The new stone mill of L. ". Carol
 ;st Voluntown Is approaching comple
 ton. The mill which vii have a ca
 pacity of about 300 looms. and will b.
 one of the finest in eastern Connecti | cut
 : By vote of the members of tn church there will be preaching Sunda, evenings instead of during the afternoon
 at the Central church from this tim on.
 The examination of witnesses in tn Metis disaster continues at Providence
 Thus far it has been disclosed that tn schooner changed her course. that th : bow watchman of the Metis was not oi duty at the time of the accident, tha there were not sufficient life preser Ter