Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-06
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JEWETT CITY


 Chautauqua next year. More witl he added to the list. The new plan Of a1Ii- ing tickets is to be adoptEd rert year. each guarantor to be resronsgbie for a certain number; also the date. s1H not include July 4. -.-- Mir. and Mrs. George Gusrscist- and daughter. Regina, spent tho holiday in Lowell, Mass. .--.- MT. and Mrs. J. T. stewart .ans daughter, Irene and Mir and 3Irs4 carI Benjamin. have returned iron, a- lnotur trip to Portland, Maine 10 vtrit .frr. Stewart's brother- They w5rr<rrssl- -ffr disssternus fire at Old Orchard. r4rn a splendid new casino and oth6r 6r,idinxs were burned The casino was to be d1rn- ed the Fourth of July
 Mrs. Fred Henry and son. Rohert of Bristol. are guests Of Mr and rr- Geo. Geer. Mrs. Henlry's parent On rho Fourth Mrs. Henry's birthdav oc-1irrcd. and during the week. siz1 hsr fsfhar'r and brother-in-law'E The family had a celebration with fifteen pre7erf. af ihe Geer home. in Hopeyiile. ciari rrr-~- der prepared by llr. Gser ard cooked in a big kettle out Of dours gas ssif tr be delicious. as aii his cho7iffrs ar. His six children presented him a frif-- tain pen This branch of fhe Ger f4-n- fly has delightful family gaiherInrs ffe- quently. r--
 Mrs. Ina Bromley John-osa rnf p--rr. idence. was tho guest of sNisg Ir-tls Anderson of Hopeville over the Emrth. Mrs. Johnson was a forner- reztde1f ir Jewett City. She is tsle adaurhfsr srf Amos Bromley and "a stste- of Hay.- css-a B. Bromley. z--
 Miss Ruth Basiou is al c3rnpsrkroa- dia- Poland Sprinss. aie., for 7ho sum- mer.
 David Clarke Is Spendinr thr frnuer al Camp Winona, Denmark afe J. C. Savings Bank win b6 .oper ererJ | Fri from 10 D. m.. q. a. e.. to receisT | deposits oniy.-adv.
 The water carnival at AshInnd ra-h was a big success. Aquatic rfarrs fso-n various parts Of the county. fr-infin- one entry from Hawaii. competed f- fts various evente. Jewett City boys. %or- ever, succeeded In winning mnst- VI .fiis ! fine prizes offered r-rrf-
 The only evens ir which lorsl sssf, mers failed Co place. was fhF f-fr-f7i,e swim and the 75 yard swim rriys on. | local man enterfd the haif-rile rslf there was no local sntry in the. fF-51rd swim. 'r- --
 Red Harris had been Frooned To on the half-nile but was unable to appear owing to transportation disicl.tlcs from Beach pond where he vas fPlndlaE vacation
 Ray Greern. former Brown Urirr-- sity star. took first prize ia. hafh .rf these events. Greene also wcn tho rann.r diving event No. ]. hy a scant s pc.f.;a over Peterson of Jcreft City. 1a fhir event he showed wonderful form ir hir take offs which realy gave tlm- ;hc de- cision.
 Petersou's lack of erperisace in this particular event Eas the oni.- c-u7e of his losing first prize. as his diVe7 po- siiion in air and splash were a1rssria- ton 10 the large crowd on .tann.
 Guillette, another local hoy.-ni iso- -zs 2 big winner but Tsasi not saas his-ssri form
 In the girls divinE.-i -ivnnrs -rstssi.r-f .-f this town gave a fine exhiaition- taizirr the first prize Of S in gold
 Considering the short time src irzi been under instruction her diving i- rr. markahle.
 Bertha seigal also gave a ane aocorrl of herself h this event. taking secn-f prize. Louise Seigai was third ard sh' done exceptionally good. but for the hari ! dive in which shal lost her ha'lncc. 10 7 ing, from the 5rafd- Trhis stunt au=N the crowd, but as Louise lost a roslibl ten points for the comedy it cost her chance for second prize.
 TheRe were two Piainfeid ulr-maif' entered in this event but they faiiad ti show on the raft. preferring to witness the contest from the shore.
 In the children's events under is year Jevett City took all the frTf prizer.- | IsOyd Jarvis won a spirited 7r-va-| swim over Clinton Peterson of Pfafnfdf' 2 Leda Pariseau. of Jewett City. won ~ Frnall girls race, over Julia Bergeron Piainfield.
 Theodore Raile gave a fine arEort-ner of dives and showed good form in win ming fhe boys diving confest- Jofoir of Plsinfeld. vas second. Ciiff Prtrrrci carried of the honors in the Jc~eff Cf, diving event. the Ashland event and fh big stunt diving event. The latter cdr test paid ths winner sin in gold. Guc ? lette was second irl he Jewett City zf tEtunt dive.
 The canoe fight With Sol Paaustfe ar, , Earl HiScox in one boat srains I. 1i Carpenter and Doc Gingrss in ffe other was a hot battle. but the nrirciuri : were soon cooled in the wsters cf hsh land reservoir. Jaquette and Hlacox ur 7 declared the winnes, best two cut q i. three spills.
 ? Kiwini Pa Mini Isirua- who was z- . nearing here with chsutauuuz wur rae scented to be and introduced se one q Hawai's best swimmers and civer' claiming Go have been picked nr ono . |. six life guards to His Royal Hi-hnaI the Prince of Wales. in 1920. He failt fo make an iTu1ression on the 1ri- sheet. He claims 10 have rrferad fra cramps and sickness q the stornach. tr latter siiment was no doubt aEgTavsf | by the dizzy stunts pulled off by Pefe' son and Guillette.
 Mir Haddock. also Of the Charf-au1-l- gave a fine clown juggling act. and 3r Russell superintendent, gave two ull ufe adGrerr nm r7hntf4 ri~-f-