Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-02

The Wood Sprite. Refreshments were on sale.
 A miscellaneous shower was tendssed at the home of AIr. and Mrs. Delphis Boucher, 296 Jackson street to Miss Laura Mullin in anticipation of her ap- preaching marriage with Michael J. l Daigle of Hartford. The house was dec
 erated in pink and rose petal parasols. Miss Mullen received many beautiful gifts After musical program lueHheen I was served by Mrs. Boucher. assisted 1 by Mrs. Frank J German, of Danielson. l Others among the guests were Miss
 Laura Blanchette. Misses Rose and Eve l lyn Bertrand, Misses Mary and Yyonne
 Mullen, Miss Margaret Powers. Miss Le- ona Hurteau, Mrs Ieretta Catcher, Mrs. Hornaisdas Diores, Mrs. Joseph Gagdreau, Mrs Felix Lessard. Mrs Dennis Shea. 1 Mrs. George Lavigne, Mrs. Arthur Du- breil, Mrs. Paul Bertrand, Mrs Henry l, ,Desernaeau, Mrs, A.. J. Fournier. Mrs.
 Clement Hurteau and Mrs. Frank J, i German.
 representative of reel ceFperAtion i of New York, William Heartfield called | on the Mathieu twins. Claire and Ethel at Lake Wangurnbaug where he took pie lures of their swimming stunts, using i 400 feet of film. He prophesied won derful future for them.
 1 Some one got worried the other day on ! hearing shooting on the banks of the l Willimantic river near Ayers ice house, Icalled up police and said that somebody had probably been shot Investigation 1 showed that 1t was young man shoot ing frogs
 hIr. and Mrs Arthur Dion of s Leb- l anon avenue gave a party recently for ] their, youngest daughter. Agnes, on hsr 1 eighth birthday. She received many pret- l ty gifts Miss Dion leaves this Sat i urdayl morning for a boarding school 1 in New Hampshire.
 County Investigator William E Jack
 son who reported his Essex car as being 4 stolen from New London Thursday re- i covered the ear that day in Lynn, Mass. i Tuesday, morning of next week, tke l east or manufacturing mill of the HeI- | land Silk Manufacturing company, will !! be operated on full time, 4s hours Ter t week. The mill has been operatinA
 g hours for some time. | The AIathieu twins. Ethel and Claire. |l will take part in the swimming contest I at Globe Hollow reservoir South Man i chester this (Saturdayl afternoon. After l the contests they will give an exhibit on
 of fancy diving.
 Brief Nates Frank E. Wood, formerly connected
 with the paint department of the Ameri-
 ican Thread company has resigned and has gone into business for himself In Thursdays Norwich Bulletin it waa l announced that Tubbs' Military band
 would accompany Norwich Lodge ei Elks to this city. This was an error ds the band was not to appear Miss H. Norton who has been al
 Hampton, Va, is a guest of P. H. Peter son of the Ridges.
 Mrs. Arthur Stiles and family and Mrs Stiles sister, Miss Clara DihbeI of New York have returned from Crescent Beacl where they have been during the summer Attorney Samued B. Harvey was il a Putnam Friday On business s Mir. and Mrs. Samuel T. Brattin 0 Roxbury, Mass, are visitors with loca ] | relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Horace J. Fenton an' family have returned to Annapolis iron \ i their summer home at Pleasant View. Mir. and Mrs. l.. B. Fullerton and fam ! fly have returned from Groton Lonl F Point
 Allen B. Lincoln and family of West E ford recently entertained at dinner Nil and Mrs George Buck and family, 0 Palmer.
 Mrs. Fannie Dixon welch of Colum bia was a luncheon guest of Mrs Her bert Knox Smith at Farnington Friday at field day gathering of women voter of Connecticut
 Miss May Davidson has returned fror her vacation in Hampton, Va. Maine an Lawrence, Mass, and is the guest of MI and Mrs. William \. Buck MT. and Mrs. Earle C, Alexander an daughter Dora are at home after visitin relatives and friends in Norwich, Uncas vile, New London, Mantle and at coun View.
 The Windham Road Bridge club ha E it's first meeting with Mrs. Walter Abb,
 Abbc, IT., at Groton Long Point wher
 the Abbes have been fer the summe
 Seven went from hsre, the guests of Har ry W. Standtsh in his car. Mrs Herhna E Little, Mrs. Ralph ". E. Carpenter, Mir H Homer M Harrington. Mrs William 4 Dawson, Miss Elsie Phelps, Miss Eliza
 beth Hardman and Mrs Harry ". Star h dish. Refreshments were served by th
 hntess, assisted ply Mrs c. C. Case Railroad Detective William Carroll (
 Hartford was in this city Friday on bu.
 mess.
 Fl Mrs. William c. Fitch and daught, E Florence who have been passing the SC;
 son at Windham leave today (Saturday h for Port Washington, L. l., for a month | stay.
 MT. and Mrs. William T. Rullard
 Baltimore were in town recently callir
 on friends
 \ Dr. William E. Hendry and fami