Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-25
TAFTVIELE

Theodore Roy of Pawtucket, R. L. is the guest of hIs brother-n-law and sis fer. Mir and Mrs. Moses DurocheK of North Slater avenue.
 William H. Whitehead of South Fourth avenus was a recent visitor in Lebanon John Murphy of South A street has ac- cepted a position with a manufactur- ing firm m Norwich.
 Victor Fontaine has resigned his po- sition with the Ponemah company.
 The local troops of Boy Scouts were in Norwich Wedqesday evening 10 att tend inspection at the state armory. The Taftvllle 4. A. team were ont for practice on the Providence Street grounds Wednesday evening. as they will lineup against New London for the first league game on the home grounds next Saturday, Business Manager Andrew Frohmander has announced that he mas -losed deal with the All Insurance cam of Hartford for a game al an early tate and Is negotiating with the Nut neg Athletic Association of New Haven for game.
 Stephen Ruffnach of Oocum road spent short time recently with friends in New York
 Mfr. and Mrs. Bernard Ryan of Nor wich avenue were recent callers at the nome of Mrs Theodore Goodrum of Norwich avenue
 Today Crhursdsy) being Ascension Day. holy day of obligation. there will ,s three masses at the Sacred Heart 'hurch. 5.3o. : and s o'clock. and May ievotions in the evening at 7.30.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jerry Boulay of South R street will leave this week for Can sda. where they will spend the sum ner.
 Mrs Albert o. Lambert entertained a 'ev friends Tuesday evening st her home an North A street. Refreshments of ,ake and ice cream were served Those present were Miss Margaret Quigley, Miss Louise Lambert Miss Sadie Hasley md Miss Regina Fragrant.
 Waiter NJ. Block of. Norwich was a ,sier in the village Wednesday.
 John Adam is spending a few days at Ais home in Summit W. J.
 Mrs. George Peltier of South street Is n New Haven. where Mir. Peltier is undergoing treatment at the military hospital
 A. R West of Philadelphia Pa. was -i@business caller in the village Wednes- dsZ
 Fred Sullivan. Y. s. M has beer spending few days with his father Timothy Sullivan of Merchants avenue
 
 night until next Wednesday morning The sslesroom connected with the mills will also be closed.
 A whist and dance for the benefit ot he Sacred Heart church was conducted Wednesday evening in Parish hall ant vas attended by good sized crowd.
 To follow up the notices sent out by he. federal government to delinduents who either evaded the 1920 income tal through negligence or misunderstanding and those who made out their returns in correctly. Deputy Collector George Nj -harbonneau of Norwich was in towi Wednesday checking up information. No few were found liable to the tax ant number have been notified to meet tn ieputy collector at his office in Norwicl his (Thursdayl morning. One of tn .rrors made by a great-nany of thos table for return was that people, al houEh their husband Tor wife was no wing did not believe a return was nee ssssry if they were the head of the fam Ky As matter of fact. the law plain V requires all single people to make 'sturn if their wages amounted to nor han $1 900 for the year. but if they ar he head of a family they might clair ;2o00 exemption. A number of loca ,eople misunderstood this, and as a re