Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-13

Sears of Providence Street was chris tened Sunday at the GreeneviHe Con creatio Church by Rev. Charles ii. Ricketts, pastor of the church.
 Andreas Krumholtz of Occum is spending a few weeks with fflends in New Bedford. Mass.
 Freeland French of New Bedford, Mass, is in town for a short stay
 Mrs. Arthur Jarry of New Bedford Mass. is the guest If her father Au- gust Teller of South Front Street.
 William Donahue of Norwich Av- enue who met with an injury to his knee two weeks ago is able to be about
 pr. Martin F. Mullen of Hunters Avenue spent Sunday with friends in Willimantic
 Fred Sullivan. Y. $. N. spent a short time recently with his father Timothy C. Sullivan of Merchants Avenue. his ship being docked at pre- sent at the Submarine Base in New London.
 Mrs. T. T. Hourigan of New Jersey formerly of this village is the guest of Mrs. Mary J. Hasler of North A Street
 Mir and Mrs. John Haeberle of Oc- cum Road spent Sunday in Plainfield, .
 The twilight game between the Taft . ,ille A. A. and the Army &, Navy Club which was to have been played Tuesday evening has been postponed until Wednesday evening. Much local interest centers about this game as rumor has it that the Army & Navy 1 Club have n dark horse battery book ed which will make the Taftville A. A. step lively.
 Pupils of tie Wequonnoc School who were exempted from examina | tions enjoyed half holiday Monday A number of young squirrels and | chipmunks have been noted about the | woods
 | M iss Madeline Paul has resigned her position with the Ponemah Company | Miss Roberta CruN, 5tnd Miss Rose | Murphy of South A Street are among | the young ladies graduating from the | Willimantic State Normal School this | coming week.
 A circular pavilion is being erected on the property of the J. B. Martin | Company, surrounded by rustic ced ar fence
 Matthias Paradis has accepted a po- sition with the Ponemah Company.
 Mir. and Mrs. Theodore Belval. Mrs l Alathilde CarOn and Miss Hortenst 1 Caron were in New London. Sunday the guests of MT. and Mrs Fred Car. on.
 Leo Boulley. a former resident O this village. is visiting friends in town
 The Community Sewing Class me Monday evening in the Red Cros. Rooms in the Ponemah Building
 A resident of the village who bouah | liberally of the Liberty Loans, anC who evidently did not need the in terest, or thought that the govern ment did need it. clipped all his cou. pons that were due Monday and pre- sented them for payment at the loca postoffice. There were several cou pons from each bond
 A number of TaftviIIe people were i, Baltic Monday to attend the Beaudett Douville wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Beau dette left for a short wedding tfi and upon their return will reside in nwelv furnished home in the Benoi Block on Hunters Avenue Mr. Beau dette is an expressman in the vii lage.
 A new wire fence is being ereete
 from tie last house on South E Street to Hunters Avenue, and fror the corner of South B Street an Hunters Avenue southerly to the prop erty owned by Louis Gregory. ! "A 4NQulNiu HISn mass TOT the re pose of the soul of the late Mar , cisse St. Germain will be sung Fri day in Sacred Heart Church. John Katorba has received a tele gram from Manchester \. H.. advis ing him of the death of his cousin Thomas Tomasik.
 Work has begun on the new resi dence of MT. and Mrs Felix Bontem DO on Norwich Avenue.
 Miss Edna Ward of Wauregal Conn. spent Sunday with MT. an Mrs. Albert Lafleur of South
 Street
 Work is fast being completed OF tl attractive new bungalow of MT an Mrs. Paul Ferville on Hunters Aren ue.
 David Lambert who has been cor fined to his nome by blood polso
 in his foot is able to return |, hi
 work.
 Miss Ruth E. Heap of South Fror Street was a recent visitor at Allan tic Beach.