Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-06
JEWETT CITY

Improvements in the line of placing the l strainer bars farther out In the channel | at the hulkhead gates of the Aspinoek | dam. are being made. All the bottom | anchorages are under ten feet of water. l and require the services of a submarine diver in their establishment Many peo- pie whose opportunities to see a diver 1 at work are limited. are much interested in his operations. When the great hell 1 met disappears. and only the bubbles are left, and the air bumpers have started their regular grind. one of the on-look- CTS was heard to remark that it made him feel Kinder creepy" One little Ital- ian boy about two feet high. happened along just as the diver was being hauled to the surface. It was his first sight. and indeed his first knowledge, that any such thing as diver existed. He stop ped to note the crowd on the abutments of the canal He saw one man hauling in the air pipe, and another pulling hard at the life line. In few seconds the big green copper head with its streaming eye lenses, arose above the surface. Tony the railroad track, yelling at the top of his little lungs, "Oh Giovanni Mudder, come-a-see, Dey git big whaler on the water
 Agreeable to its policy of Improvement and expansion as demands require two large storehouses are in process of con- struction at the Textile Novelty com i3pany's plant on East Main street. One 6sx35 one-story high will be used for storage of case goods. Another two
 stories, 27 feet square will have storage
 capacity for copper rolls. Also a cement floor coal bin is being made, g feet wide ] and 80 feet long. Grandolithic walks and approaches outside the plant are to be greatly extended at once
 l Miss Gertrude Arnold of windham, in the borough Thursday afternoon, on an automobile trip, was caller on her cou- sin, E. H. Hiscox.
 i After a little let up of the heat wave | Wedn esday, Thursday smashed all heat records ever known in this section fol October 5. For three hours in the after. noon the mercury never left the 90 mark
 Only few days in midsummer showed
 readings above this mark. In the lat ter part of the afternoon, Gen. Humidit, showed up and added bit to the genera discomfort
 l Everybody was pleased to see Mis- Dorothy Paul Thursday She has beel at the Norwich Sanitorium for treatmen , for nearly year. Dr. Campbell brough ! her home in his automobile, where sh } may stay few days. Miss Pauls yer, many friends in town will rejoice wit her.
 Il MT and Mrs. Edwin NJ Gray, MI 3 and Mrs. George H. Thornton. Edwar ] and Everett Thornton, Miss Ruby Thorn g ton, MT. and Mrs. Robert Robertson, Mis- e Farnetta Robertson, Mrs. Hopper, Mir. l Albert Harris, Miss Edith Harris, Mi
 and Mrs. Austin Harris, Mir. and Mir . Henry Davis, Miss Bertha Davis, Mir. an t Mrs. Thomas Gray and Frank Nell wer
 in Norwich Wednesday. to attend th t.--- 7l.s.. l, son and Irving Medbury Thornton ( }. this place.
 Among the bird notes of interest, II . ported from this section and passed { s local observers is one of more than usui > interest.
 Q An inquisitive hungry Herring Gu 2. got into trouble on the 16th at Plum I ,i land. A gunner saw the bird struggiir !. at the edge of the surf Finally it's hes y went down and 1t had seized a great s, le clam, and the clam in turn had clamp, :, it's shell on the gull's bill. The bi o instead of going ashore had fought i : way into the deeper water where u weight of the clam had finally pulled
 down. Both bird and clam will 'e mounted for the Museum of the Bost,
 Society of Natural History. TO Thursday afternoon there were wi II the latest additions, seven radio sets
 operation in the borough, all timed in n n get the worlds series ball game in Ne l. York
 Il At Ashland Casino. large crowd cou hear the details with ease. The sev sets in operation here are owned by
 A. S. Stebbins, A. A. Young, Jr., AS
 land Club House, Andrew McNicol, S.
 Carpenter, Gerald Wolf and Louis Gu ell lotte.
 n-l Miss Carrie B. Lyon of New Yo ay an dAIiss Hattie Lyon of Norwich, f, th mer Jewett City residents were in to
 on Thursday.
 The sidewalk approaching the railrc iIe station has been put in fine shape. ht has not been usable for months. ne Miss May Guile of Norwich was a in cent visitor at Miss Irene Stewards. nd
 pm Love perhaps will find way, but
 lquite another matter to pay the way.