Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09

Inc death Of Marcel CndOretbo occur rsd Thursday afternoon at the Baclxus Hospital. Norwich. following an illness of four years. Mr. Cadorette was born in Canada, but came to this country when a young man, and has made his homa in TaftviIle for the past 3s years. He was s7 years of age. For many years he resided on Hunters Avenue and was employed in various departments Of the Ponemah Mills. He leaves seven chil- dr~n. one son, Peter. residing in the village. with whom MT. Cadorette nadel bis home-
 0ns enfhuslnseAo baseball fan kept travellers informed of the returns of ne Worid's Series by writing the scores z In light blue crayon in large letters on. the surface of the road on Norwich av-' sn1e. Friday afternoon
 Meeting of Taftv3iie Athletic Aesocia-. ton. Monday evening. o'clock--adv. On Friday. Secretary Robert Brooks Of the TaftvfIle Soccer Team received word from the American Thread team of Westerly. R. L. that they would be unable to meet the local team On Sat- urday, owing to some confusion in the dates, as they had a game booked with The Crompton. R. L, team. This natur- ally was big disappointment 10 many
 
 Q large delegation was slated to accom- pany tho local boys to Westerly. It was nlso a disappointment to Manager Thomas Parsons, who had made efforts io get a strong team together to clash with Westerly. It is hoped however that within a few weeks. these teams can be brought together.
 Troop g. Boy Scouts met Friday eve ninE In the recreation rooms of the raftville Congregational Church. under she direction of Scoutmaster Victor A. Davis
 John Thoma of Lisbon is on an au- tomobile trip to the Brockton Fair, and will spend the week end in Boston, Masz
 st Louis Society met Friday evening n their han on Dion street President David Lambert presided and routine business was transacted
 John Dona of North Third Avenue has resigned his position with the Po- nemzh Company A number of hunters Hcenses have been granted to local sportsmen. Those interested in this fall sport, have re- ported that game is going to be fairly plentiful this year. Many of the sports. men in this vicinity are pessimistic, as they believe that owners of land intend AH AAA sN4 IIANAAlsf do lnty DdAIcQ AASAf ing the brooks on their land. during th' trout season
 The Standing Committee of the Taft vile Congregational Church met at tn, church Friday evening.
 Mrs. Philip F. Anderson of North E Street has returned from two weeks stay with her parents. MT. and Mrs Daniel s. Vergason of North Stoning ton.
 Inc German Shooting Club held iti fegular monthly meeting Friday eve aing at the clubhouse in Lisbon witl large attendance.
 Mss Delvina Lafond of Providenct Street Is enjoying a short vacation.
 Mrs. Thomas Grove and Miss Hide Ezrds Grove of North A Street motor a to South Manchester, Friday after noon, returning Friday evening accom- p7nied by Miss Roberta Grove, who vii Tpend the week end at her home in tn Fillags.
 while aiighting from a trolley car bariy Thursday evening. a local woma, leli to the ground. inflicting a gash | the back Of her head.
 Mr. and Mrs Eugene Lavalie are nov nE from South Street to a house O South Fourth Avenue
 At tzas re<uIar monthly meeting of th roIlt ullAl w uGti A-luus ll was NOLeQ bold a minstrel show in the near fl hlre. and Thomas Greenwood, John ] Benoft. and William Donahue were ar potutsd a committee to take charge ( Inc affair. The committee met Frida Fvening and made up their program
 The earnfrAI being given by Brus snc's Band in the St Louis Hall c Dion strsst came to a close Saturds fvening. There was dancing until mit right. A neat sum has been added { lhe baDfs treasury
 Mr. and Mrs Edward Duprey w1 move soon from Merchants Avenue houss on .SOuthNB Street
 Mss Rose Murphy of Easthampto hasz. spent the week end at the hon bf mr parents. 1fr. and Mrs. Denn c. Murphy of South A Street.
 MEgs Lffhan Laramie of North Brast has returned after spending u sst week in Providence and Anthon RI
 Mr..ond 1IrEfWnnam Bailey of Nor econd AVenus arc spending week New York
 zrx WInirn- Fszher of o-eerevi1le. L who hzs- hosn the guest for the pa