Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03

Frank spasoto has left town to spend Several months in Italy.
 Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Monastyoski and family Of South street have moved to New Bedford. Mass. where they will make their future home.
 Mr. and Mrs Luther n. Packer and children. Dorothy and Nelson of North Stseret have returned from spending a week at their summer home, Wistria at Groton Long Point
 Mrs. Joseph Wood Of North R street, Mrs. Earle M. Wood and son and Miss Helen c. Aberg of North Slater avenue have returned from Edgewood R. L. where they were the guests of Mrs. AL bert P. Crowell.
 Troop .. Boy Scouts met Friday ev- sninE Tn the recreation rooms of the raftvilie Congregational church.
 Rev. R. IT. White Of Bridgeport. oc- -1pisd the pulnit at ths Taftville Con- rreKafionsl church Sunday morning. While in town Rev. Mir. White was the Fuesf of Mir. and Mrs. Allan Bogle of Providence street
 st. Jean Ba H-ste Society met Sunday iftrrnoon in Parish Hall President De- ure l. Dufresna presided and routine srsiness was trsn-acted.
 Emil Sweet and Miss Addie Sweet tnf the Misses Louise and Mary Stubas S North street are the guests of Mir. ind Mrs. Joseph stubbs and family of Newmarket. Y. H, making the "trip in ihsir motor.
 The Ladies Rife team Of the German Shooting club held their regular mouth- iy meeting Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Josephine Woisaard has been i'll af her home on Providence street.
 Twenty local boys are on the rolls of Battery B. which entrained for Camp Eustice. Virginia. last Saturday
 Mr. and Mrs. Albert ]. Aberg and children. Dorothy and Lewis are tLe ruests of Mrs. AberE's parents. Mir. and Mira. Joseph Oat at their summer home at cardnrr's Lake.
 Mike Morin has returned from a short stay st hi- home in Easthampton. Mass A shooting match to take place some lime this month is being arranged to be he'd at the German Shooting club of Lshon.
 Napoleon Parent. manager of the Taftviiie Pharmacy. has notified the Taftviiie Athle+ie association of his of. fer Co present box If cigars to :he nrst Taftviiie player to make nome run on the home grounds in a league rave.
 sFs Henry Fontains of Plainheld wa, recent caller in town.
 Nr. and Mrs Alphonsa Thibeault and children Of Baltic spent Sunday wHf Nrs Thibeauit's parents. Mir. and Mrs Joseph Bazinet Of Providence street
 Mfr. and Mrs. Louis M Pratte hay, returned from their wedding trip an, tre at their home on Hunters avenue Miss Mildred Kloss of Norwich avenu, ha1 returned from spending a week a Connecticut college. New London. wffer, che attended the school for religioul aFw~aFf~s n. 1nf ~Tfffvilie Congregational Sunday school Nr. and Mrs. George Taylor ant daughter. Gladys. of South c street ar, the guests of relatives in Westerly. R T over the holidavs
 Mr. and Mrs. George H. Young an, Mss Gertrude NJ Young of North slat or avenue are spending the Fourth il Chatham. Mass.
 sNr. and Mrs. John Pickering of Soul R street are in Westerly, R. T.. whe- they are the guests of relatives for few days.
 Nr. and Mrs Edmund HindIe an son Edmund Of North Slater avenu spent Sunday with friends in Provi aence. R. l.
 Louis ReEuin of souh A street was i Jewett City Sunday.
 Mss Frances H. O'Connell of Hart lord is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Earl M Woon or NoItn Sialer avenue.
 The large barn owned by John Yure wicz Of Lisbon is being razed.
 A fleet sf a dozen motor trucks Uwr sd by a trucking company with cffice ln Boston. Fall River, Providence an Norwich. passed through the vilag Sunday. bound east and all empty. ev dently preparing for the rush of bus ness that will follow the railroad strik
 Victor Caron of New London spent tn week end with his mother. Mrs. Ma thilda Csron of North street.
 Nrs Wilfred Smith Miss Lillia Laramie. Miss Ida Paradis and 5eorg Snith were visitors in Plainteid Sur day.
 Beeause af unfaVorable weather was necessary 10 postpone the game b, tween Ashland A. 4. and Tattville I