Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-11
JEWETT CITY

The board Of warden and burgesses has appointed l.. G. Lague d member of the Jewett City electric light commission vice Benjamin R. Gardner, time expirea.
 George w. Robinson has received a card from Dr. J. B. Sweets party mailed at LaPorte. Ind.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. D. Tripp and three children leave today (Friday) foE q visit with Mir. Trips sister in New London, x. II.
 Jewett City man counts among his valued possessions a photograph which he took ten years ago this month Of the transatlantic liner Lusitana as she lay at her pier in New York. The vessel is now sunk in 2S5 feet of water off the Irish coast.
 Dance, Ashland Casino tonight i; Chips Streed orchestra.-adv
 1 friend of the late Dwight D. Tracy recalls with pleasure some of the inter esting stories MT. Tracy used to tell of his early life on the farm. Every fall he said, they butchered a pig and beef for the winters supply. His tales allow cd the listener to get a heeting glimpse through the attic door, to see the beef and Rork hams hanging from the great span beams, with the long ribs fo pork and the tables which held the brimming tins of home made sausage meat. From the rafters were hung punches of penny royal and boneset. with dozens of other herbs. each of which, in the clever hands of his mother, proved a ready panacea for all ills. And there wasn't much joke to it, either, for MT. Tracy lived to be i S3 and never needed a doctor in his life | He, and his father before him, were farmers of the old school; but of the school from which each passing pupil leaves a vacancy that is never filled. 1 Ashland Cotton Co offers for sael to- i day, at a. n., at the Ashland clubhouse about 5000 yards of high grade finished sateens, all the new eeloGs. These goods are marked at about one-haK the retail i prices. Sale to continue until finished stock is soId.-adv.
 l Skaters Tigers defeated the AspinsoL Royal Juniors in & very interesting game | of ball Thursday afternoon, 20 to ' 1 Lineup for Aspinook: Theodore Enc c Francis Liberty D, Jeck 1b, Patsy F. 2b | John Kos Sb, Sam Levine ss Leo Side man If, Pop Moses Of. Slaters lineup Derda c. Pepin p. Victor S. 1h, Pizzo ss Pansy 2b, Sadowski 3h Walos If, Busf l If, Monk cf Umpire, Gutnecht
 Mrs. Nellie Hazard of Providence i, the guest of Mrs. Lucy P. Franklin ant Miss Nellie P. Franklin.
 Miss S K. Adams and Miss Helen Hull have cottage at Pleasure Beach. Mis- Adams is at home after a week spen there. Miss Hull expects to be at tn
 beach until the close of the season Rev. J. w. Payne and son Wallace
 accompanied by E. F. Blake, will star today (Fridayl for an automobile tril through the White mountains, campinI as they go, wherever night overtake
 them.
 dozen or more beekeepers and hone,
 producers from the outlying districts o
 Grlswold and Lisbon met at the horn
 of F. L. Kanahan Thursday afternoon
 Prof. L. NJ. Crandall of Storrs addresse
 the gathering. He pointed out the rap
 idly increas sing commercial value of tn
 product of the bee There was advic
 given and different questions eonsidere
 relative to successful bee culture, sishte
 from all angles. Especially interesting t
 the representative men of this importar industry was the talk and suggestion
 relative to the queen. including tho no1 recognized benefits of re-queening in tn , fall. MT. Kanahan's fine colonies Italian bes were inspected and admire by the company present.