Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-14

Miss Celena Adams of North Third av- enue is the guest of Miss Catherine Brown of Oneco street. Norwich. John F. Plante of Norwich avenue is spending the summer in North Stoning- ton.
 The Ponemah Mills are operating on 8 full time schedule this week. after having run three days week for several weeks. The committee in charge of the Sunday school picnic distributed the free tickets to the children Wednesday evening at the Taftville Congregational church. About seventy-fve children were on hand to claim their tickets. Tickets for the affair are moving fast, and a big day is promised if the weather is favorable.
 Mrs. Edward Adam has been confined to her home on South Third avenue by Illness.
 The Taftville A. A. again proved that 1t was invincible Wednesday evening by de- feating the Ponemah Wheel club on the Providence street grounds to the score of 2 10 l. A big crowd was on hand to wit ness the fray, proving the popularity of the twilight games that the Athletic as- pociation are staging. The game ran along without a break from the first to the ninth. the Wheel club bringing in their only run in. the last inning, when Gley hit safely to first and Leipold slam med out a three bagger. There were sev- sral feature plays during the contest Enos made a spectacular run for a fly, but failed to get 1t although those. who witnessed the game discovered that he was as good a contortionist as he was a Eprinter. There were some slight chang es in the Taftville lineup. Dugas twfrl- ed. but Belair, because of sore finger took his place in center field, leaving his N.-e Morin covered first, Patadis played well pn second, and Dugas held down third. Francis Murphy played short. sGley was in left field and Leon DeCelles played right. Jack Murphy also pitched part of the game. The Wheel club had a good line up, but odds were against them from the Btart. Hop Donahue filled the bul as pitcher, and Bob Filling; who has not made an appearance on the diamond for many a long year caught Adolph Leipoid was on first, Bunny Hoeter (another of yesterdays stars) was on second and Richard Gley on third. Cap Edwards performed as short Zoon Germain was In left field, Joubert in center and Enos in right. It is rumored about the village that the Army and Navy club are after Q game with the Taftville A. A. and that they intend to prove that they are beat able, and that they are the team to beat them.
 Mrs. Adams of Providence. R. l., is the guest of her son and daughter-inlaw, Mir and Mrs. Charles R. Adams of NortE Third avenue.
 Miss Helen c. Aberg of North Third avenue has returned from a. weeks stay in Portland, Conn.,. the guest of Mis-. Dorothy Varley.
 Rev. Henry Paquette of Meriden, Conn. has been recent visitor at the home hoi his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Antoine Pa uuette of Merchants avenue
 Mrs. Albert s. Ferris and Miss NataIi. .. Ferris of Detroit, Mich-s motored cas- and are the guests of Mrs. Ferris parents Mir. and Mrs. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph WooC of North B street.
 Mrs. E. W Warrington of South Secon, avenue spent Thursday in Hartford Conn, the guest of Mrs. Harry McNa mara r
 A. c. Gardner of Providence. R. I was a business caller in the villag Thursday.
 Mrs Maria Roseberry of Pawtucket, R |. formerly of Taftville. Is the guest 0 Gr. and Mrs. Walter Barritt of Norwicl avenue.
 Charles Barstow of Canterbury was fl town Thursday
 Mir. and Mrs Roderick Marten an family of Southbridge. Mass, have bee recent guests of Mfr. and Mrs. PhiIi Beival of Riverside grove.
 Rev. John Crosby Emerson will preac at the Taftville Congregational churc next Sunday morning. Rev Mir Elmer son is the pastor of the Congregations church at Charlestown, N. H., and preach ed at at the local church last Sunda morning.
 Charles .Riker of Terrace avenue ha returned from an extended stay in NeV Bedford. Mass.
 Miss Solfride Fregeau, who has bee pending some time at Ocean Beach, spen a short time this week at her home O Providence street, leaving Wednesday fo Eastern Point, where she will spend sev srai weeks.
 st. Veronica's T. A. B. society met Wed nesday evening in their rooms on Prov sdence street 'tThe meeting was calle . to order by the president. and 1t was de sided to hold a lawn party within tn next few weeks, and Miss Mary HanIor Miss Mary Murphy and Mrs Andre, Frohinader were sppointedf a committe ,o' take charee of the affair FoIIowin .he business session, social hour wa injoyed and refreshments were served.
 Mrs. James Broghton and Miss Doroth aroughton of Bissvf1e road are at Bloc eland for a few days.