Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-02

Casino Saturday evening to attend the carnival being given by Brunelle's band. Business was brisk at all the booths all through the evening, and dancing, flor which a six piece orchestra played, was enjoyed until midnight
 Napoleon Parent of South Second ave- nue has added two more pairs of foreign birds to his aviary, which are attract ing great deal of attention. These are half moon parrakeets and bee bee para keets
 Rally day was observed Sunday at the Taftvllle Congregational Sunday school, with about 15O present. including several members of the home department and cradle roll. The session was opened by Superintendent Fred Knowles who ad dressed few words of welcome to those present, and there were a few remarks by Rev Edwin G. Crowdis, the new pas ton of the church, who preached from the local pulpit as a regular pastor for the first time Sunday. Following NIT. Crowdis address, the classes were graded and promoted
 Air. and Mrs. Thomas Singleton of Providence, R. l., were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs Edmund Hindle of North Third avenue.
 George H. Young of North Third ave- hue has returned from stay of several days in Pittsburgh. Pa.
 Mrs. John Andrews of Baltic was 2 Sunday visitor at the home of her brother-in-law and sister. Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Watts of North Third avenue.
 Miss Ruth Pollard of St. Luke's hos pital, New Bedford, Mass, is at the home of her father, William Pollard of South Second avenue.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bergeron and family of Bristol. Conn, have returned after passing the week end with Mrs. Bergerons parents, Mir and Mrs Solo mon Lambert and family of Providence street, and Mrs. Bergeron's brother -in- law and sister, Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Pa quin of North B street.
 Johs P. Murphy of Bridgeport, Conn, has been recent guest of friends in town. Mir. Murphy was a former resi- dent of Taftville and at one time con ducted confectionery shop on South Third avenue.
 Mrs. William Fisher of Greenville, N. J., is the guest of MT and Mrs William Bailey of North Second avenue. Patrick Gallivan of Norwich avenue is Ill at his home.
 MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Dodge of Block Island, R. l., are the guests of Mrs. . Second avenue.
 William Carter of South B street has purchased a new automobile.
 Mrs c. G. LiIlibridge and Miss Ida Lillibridge of South Second avenue, have | left the village to make their home in Norwich. They have been residents on this street since 1885 Miss Lillibridge is teacher at the Wequonnoc school | 1.s. k1ar ol i the Taftville Congregational church, and will be missed by their neigrbors and friends. who regret to see them remove from town.
 ! A number of young people from Jew ett City surprised Miss Stella Yerring. ton at her home on South Second ave nue, Friday evening, and gave her 2 miscellaneous shower, in honor of hel approaching marriage. Miss Warrington has been employed at the office of tht Aspinook company in Jewett City.
 Mfr. and Mrs. John Derosier moved this week from Norwich avenue to { house on Terrace avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Robert and fam 1 fly of School street plan to move soon tt d house on North A street.
 Robert Graham of Cristobal Cana Zone, Panama, is the guest of Senate and Mrs. James Graham and MF. an Mrs. Thomas Emerson of Lisbon Miss Laura Savage of Hunters avenue has returned from a vacation of tw weeks spent in New York state.
 The local troops of Boy Scouts hay received notices of an outing to be hel on Saturday afternoon in the near flu ture. In which it is expected that all th troops of the town will take part Tn outing will probably be in the nature c a treasure hunt one of which was hel about a year ago at Mohegan park
 William A. Roy of Pawtucket, R. spent the week end with MT. and Mir Desire Dufresne of North A street
 Mir. and Mrs. Osten Ferguson of Ho yoke. Mass, were week end guests { ] Er. and Mrs. Allan Bogle Of Proyidenc l asIestz