Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-08

The film "A Big Day in Taftville" was shown at the local theatre Thursday and Friday evening for the benefit Of the Taftville Athletic association. A large crowd attended both performances, and a popular resident was flashed on the screen the applause and cheering was desfsning. The film faithfully records the game between the Taftville A. A. and The Hiilcrest team which took place a week ago. All the clever plays. as well ss the individual players and officials of the association have been caught, and there are some excellent pictures of the village streets. the children of the We ruonnoc school doing Walter Camps Daily Dozen to the music of a victroia, employees of the Ponemah Mills leaving .hsir work. etc A neat sum was realized by the association from the picture, which will be turned into the treasury and used for the popularizing of the na- tionai game for Taftville people Nr. and Mrs. Carl J. Poehlmann of Buffalo. N. r., are the guests of Mrs Annie Doetch of Mannerchor avenue
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  rich, Conn. together with your address pou win receive a book of Old Fashioned ponEs frse.-adv. ' The TaftviIle PinOehle club me- Thursday evening In the office of Georg, .. Grant. The report of the secretary md treasurer was read and accepted, and ill bills fof expense incurred for the Fourth of July horrible parade were or. Tered paid committee was elected tc make arrangements for a supper to bs riven by the club some time during August. ss simon Ermakor of South B street ha, Been recent guest of relatives In An touia. Conn sr Mss Rose A. Morris of Norwich avenu, E spending a few days with reuatives 1T Biddeford. Me.
 F. c. Erickson of New London was recent visitor at the home of Mir. ana Mrs. John Monty of Riverside Grove.
 Fred W Stone Of South A street i. pending a short vacation at Niagara Falls and points of interest in Ontario Canada
 Mfr. and Mrs George Peltier of New Haven have been recent guests of MT Pelticr's parents. Mir. and Mrs. Octav, 7sitier of North A street
 Mrs. George Muddeman of South Fron rreet Is at Fishers Island for e stor ray.
 Joseph Thibeault of North B stree was business caller in Willimanti. Friday.
 Ponemsh Council. No s4. K. of C.. me Friday evening in their rooms on Provi tsnce street Grand Knight William T Delaney presided and the first deRre was worked on large class of candi dates
 Miss Florence Ordway of Orange \ f., is visiting her parents. Mir. and Mrs Lloyd Fl. Ordway of the Ponemai House
 Every incoming mall brings volumes q letters and postcards from the local boy Fho are with Battery B at Camp Eusti. Vt They report the weather a iittl srsrmed than they experience in souther New England
 Alfred Besusoliel of Merchants avenu has accepted a position in New Bedforc Mass.
 Mrs Clarence Nsgle of Providence. F [. Is al the Ponemah House for a fe, lays
 Alton Stevens Of Bridgeport. Conn vas a business caller in town Friday
 signs put up Friday showed a chans the names of a number of streets 1 lowr. South Front street has becor South Second avenue. North Fror rtreet is changed to North Second avenu South Slater avenue becomes sout Third avenue. and North Slater avenr becomes North Third avenue.
 Miss Celia Alayard Of New Londoi formerly of this village is the guest of he turt and uncle Mfr. and Mrs. WilIiai Stone Of South A. street %.
 Lionel Biaachstte Is enjoying a sho racation.
 Troop g. Boy Scouts. nets Friday CT ming in the recreation rooms of the Taf riile Congregational church under the q 'cciion of Scoutmaster Victor H Davi A number of the scouts slgnifed their il !cntion of attending Camp Tippecan Beach Pond with Scoutmaster Davis me, week and the following.
 Rev. John Emerson of New Hampshl win occupy the pulpit at the Taftvil Congregational church Sunday rnornin Rav. Air. Emerson Is a candidate for u ,astorate.