Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
TAFTYILLE

Tsftville experienced considerable Hart of the severe electrical storm that rTent over this vicinity Wednesday af- rernoon 4 small sized hurricane swept ,rer the town about Is minutes before Toe storm, stripping the leaves from the .rees and playing havoc with the clothes lines When the storm broke the village was treated to heavy deluge of rain which lasted several minutes. stalling seve-si machines on Norwich avenue when the water got into their coils and naEnetos lightning struck, one. of the ,iectpc light poles in the village and tplintered it and burned out motor in sne of the local mills. A herd of cattle ,eing driven through the village by two irenched men became terrified at the electrical display and the drivers had, all hey could do to keep them in the road They stalled trafic going south for some ittie time, as the heavy rain concealed hem from motorists who We're compelled 10 drive. with headlights turned on, and several times they were nearly ruin into. Farmers Tn the outlying districts reported ,orn and tobacco pretty will broken down oy the downp0ur and various articles Of .iothing Tipped from ciotheslines could -.' sAsn Glowing about the town On HdnteSs avenue a large limb was broken from a tree and hurried some little dis tsnce by the gale. The storm vanished as quickly as It came, and no serious ssmAge has been reported
 Mrs Joserh BenOlt. 2s. died suddenly Tuesday at her home at Riverside grove She was before her marriage. Miss 5ladys Fontaine She is survived by her husband.
 Mics Mathi.de stspter. of the Ponomsh house has returned from Fairfield, where sht was the Euest of Mr, and Mrs. Aretas Saunders. The seeend annual carnival given by fire department No. opened Tuesday evening in Parish hall and was attended sy, large crowd many coming from oul st town The Imperial orchestra fur. aished the music for the dancing.
 Miss Lillian Molleur oe Brovidenc, Etreet has entered the state normal schoo nt Wii,tmantie.
 s's-lsy Mark of Norwich avenue Vho has been III for the past three weeks, is abe 10 return to his work
 Council GaEnon. No. 2Os. Union St Jean -Baptiste. met Thursday evening ir their rooms in St. Louis hall on DioI street
 Miss Roberta Grove of South A stree has been engaged as teacher in thu nubiic schools at South Manchester, Conn
 
 fly of South 4 street have taken hous, at I Terrace avenue.
 Joseph Coderre who has been spend ing the past two weeks in the village ha left town
 Theodore Labarre of Hunters avenu has resigned his position with the Pone nah company.
 Miss Rose Murphy of South A stree has left town for East Hampton, Conn where she has been engaged as a teacher
 The Lisbon schools opened for the fal term Wednesday srr
 Miss Rosalia chaput has taken . hous on South B street
 Charles Barstow of Canterbury was visitor in town Thursday
 It has been announced that the Taft vfile Congregational church and Sunda, school will reopen next Sunday.
 MiRs Emma Headen of Lisbon has beel enjoying her annual vacation.
 The marriage of Miss Helen Ann GobusScy, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Joh socusky of Versailles, and Henry Stanle Kieeolt, sen of MT. and Mrs Stanle Kiecolt Of Norwich, took place Monda morning at St. Josephs church, occun the ceremony being performed by tn pastor. Rev. Frederick R. H. DesSureault They were attended by Alexander Gobus g, the brides brother, as best man. an Josephine Kiecolt sister of the groom IS bridesmaid
 A reception and breakfast followed tn serencny at the home of Mir and Mir