Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-03

tie hope of building any cheaper than at present for some time to come.
 e Alderman-at-Large Victor Chapde- laine was in the city Wednesday. He and members of his family have been at Oakland Beach, R. l.
 Contractor John P Sabin is erecting large concrete coal bin near Pomfret station for Allan Averill. The bin will hold twenty carloads of coal. if that commodity is ever again proeurable.
 Mayor Archibald Macdonald, Alder man-at-large Victor Chapdelaine, Alder men Charles P. Dean and John G. John son, with Superintendent of Streets Frank Dumas, gathered Wednesday morning at the office of Corporation Counsel Attorney Charles L. Torrey, where the contract for the building of 1000 feet of eight-inch sewer on Far rows, Lincoln and Addison street was signed. The work will be started in few days by John P Sabin who was the successful bidder. The matter has been delayed a few days on account of some of the city fathers being away on their vacations. An appropriation of s9,000 was voted at a special city meeting to cover the cost of this sewer construction and of the laying of curbing on some of the city streets.
 The bpsiness section of the city had a little thunder shower all it's own, Tues day afternoon It rained hard in the more thickly populated section of the city while at the Putnam Country club, on the south, and in Mechanicsville, a mile or two north, not a drop of rain fell.
 A touring car owned and driven by Edward McQuaid, of Providence, skidded and turned over on Pomfret hill at an early hour, Wednesday morning. Two other men and a boy were in the car with MT. McQuaid. The party was on the way to Rockville to attend the fu- neral of a relative. The rain had made the roadway slippery, the rear-end skid ded and the car got beyond the control of the driver. The machine turned completely over and was badly dam aged, one wheel being torn completely off. MT. McQuaid. who suffered a lac eration to his right knew that required several stitches to close, was the only one of the party injured. The car was brought to a local garage and the mem bers of the party returned to Providence
 Registrars of Voters Hernon G. Car yer and George Potvin will be in ses- sion Friday to enroll voters.
 Miss Mildred H. Geeson has returned home from a visit with relatives in Bos- ton.
 It has become known that Dr. PhiIias Tetreault of this city married July 18th, in Providence, Miss Virginia Emily Le- Blanc, of that city. The ceremony was performed in the presence of relatives and friends at the home of the brides parents. A breakfast at the home of the bridegroom's parents in Central Falls followed. Dr. and Mrs. Tetreaut are now on motor trip to Montreal and Quebec and expect to return to Putnam Sunday or Monday Dr. Tetreault came to Putnam about six months ago to en- gage in the practice of his profession.
 When their captain was ordered from the cid in game of baseball played al North Grosvenordale July 9th, the St, Joseph's A. A. team of Webster refused to continue the contest. The game was awarded to the American Legion team of North Grosvenordale by the umpire. The Webster team has protected the game and negotiations are under way to have the two teams meet again some time this month.