Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-07

Union St Jean Baptiste held it's ree1j- isr monthly meeting Thursday evening il he St Louis hall Routine business va. trsa2cted
 The Thursday evening basketry clas met Thufsday evening in the Red Cros ru1ns in the PoneInah building.
 Mir. and Ahss. John Zuerner har aoFed from Norwich avenue to their ne, home on AannechoT avenue.
 Martin Krauss is making repairs at hi rore on Norwich avenue.
 Rev. U. O. Benerose, pastor of tG, Sacred Heart church, was in Norv!c tariy in the week assisting Rev. Nj. II Nay. pasopr of St. Patricl1's church at th F0-ty Hours Devotion.
 Mrs Viotortz J. Plante of Norwich ha taken a house on Norwich avenue Mrs plante recently acquired the anillin+r a1sinsss, conducted by Miss Dolphin, BaureEard .n tho Ponenah building.
 Nothing further has been heard regard irs the accidental drowning of Secon class Seaman Thomas Hargraves. Mir HarETaves fell overheard from the coa. guard cutter Pequot near Nepeague oi Long Iaiand and although an immediat Eearch was instituted. his body was n -7coYered. He was the son of Mir. an Nr1. 1onn Hargraves of Occum road am Ess tFenty-three years of age
 The Inland Paper Board Co.,, Inc. haT. sgulred control of the pal7er mill at Yer 1sires. which was formerly operated b, -te Federal Paper Board Co. of Neg Jersey. The min was built several yesr ago. and has been operated under vari 1us names The property consists of z well equipped mill. and over six hundTc acres Of land located a little above th Nerailles railroad station.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trahan have take a ho,sse on South Slater avenue
 Mr. and Mrs Ernest T3nguay have isf own for Canada where they intend to fe main for few months
 PauledOre Pepin of Central Falls. R. ! spent a short time in town this week si rueEt uf Ar and Mrs. George Lake 0 Norwich avenue
 The Lafayette club held their reguls meeting Wednesday evening with a larg, Isttfncarre Six new members were iriti afed- Men from the Ponemah mills har -1u-1 et-d a new floor in the club roomz ha I.afayetre club. They also made otnei sspsirs and when inc painting is conplet se the pace will De very attractive.
 Those who are to take part In the play tisen by the Ladies Benevolent society ir he rear future held a rehearsal Wednes Nag Al4erlloon ll me pdTtCfs or the 1aIL' siils Congregational church.
 Mr. and Mrs. William S0yysxalz of Souti D street. are moving out of town.
 SportsmsR in this vicinity are stil awaiting with interest the capture of th, largest trout of the season. While thl anglers are many. the fish are few. sev aral report hooking some fair sized spec iusens. but none have been considered large enouEh 10 grace the local stor windows as al exhibit
 Local natu-alists report the arrival o ph0e5es and peewees this week.
 The regular meeting of the Ponemal Wheel club was held Tuesday evening a their club house on Norwich avenue
 Afr. and AlrH. William Whitehead, o South Fourth avenue. have returned iron a few days stay in Fall River, Macs
 Air. and Mrs. Edward Bergeron of Bris [ li. Conn. are the guests of Mrs Berger cu's parents. Mir. and Mrs. Solomon Lam pert Of Providence street
 The Wednesday Knights met wednes fay evening in the recreation rooms In tn rzftviiis Congregational church.
 The music at the Sacred Heart churcI sn Palm Sunday. will be under the direc ion of OrEsnist Hugh Kinder, as follows vidi Agnanl- ResUrrexit male choir Ky -ir (st ElizEheth). Gloria, mixed choIr