Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-02
JEWETT CITY

< meeting Of the chautzuqua gaa-a-- tors was held Wednesday evening at tnl home of pr. c. Il. Jennings, and the first steps were taken toward pe-fectiur arrangements for this seasons enter tainment. The following officers were elected; President Dr. Jennings, secre- tary and treasurer. Herbert c. Weo- ster; ticket manager, Ernest French publicity and advertising, F. II. GiE5srt. hospitality, Mrs, F E. Robinson and Mrs. E. 4 Faust: superintendent of Junior Chautaugua, Miss Alice 4 Blown. Every effort. is to be made th.s year to go over the top. There ara G. gusrantors who have to make up ali de- ficits. It is confidently believed that ths many townspeople who believe :a Chaa- tauqua will allow no deficit .h!s year.
 Rev. E. E. scates. of EnosburE Falls Vt, has accepted the call to become the pastor Of the Jewett City Baptisi church. He will begin his pastorate ou July ?.
 Passers5y are admiring the beausifu' ivy growing on the walls Of s. Mary church
 The Baptist church has roteI to at- tend services an hour earlier. It is be- iieyed~ that next Sunday the other Prot estant churches Of the town will fail in- '-A is much more nearly in tunf than last year.
 There Is excitement among the ioea. fishing fraternity over the r-appeat snce of German carp in the upper Asplnook Their. presence was first noted latc .ast summed hy parties of campers in the vi- einity H Bennett's cove. 'Jne evening just at dusk. party of young men waf passing western arm of the pond neat Salmon rock. Being attracted 10 the wa ter's edge by an unusual spissain= and beating about among the reeds and lily pads. they saw three carp which were reported to be over two feet ln length { This week. s. L. Thompson with 2 ra-- ty of friends in a boat. passing the beiid | above John Potts residence on the Point. saw one with the dorsal fir ztici,- ing up out Of the water that they de clare was all of three feet long. They were able to paddle up to within ar oars length of the fish as he lay zppar- ently asleep ons the top of the water. i Farther up the bond the same day thfes young men al one of the numerous Ben netfSs cove camps thought that . COW was mired judging from the great splashing trey heard coming from ihs direction of the pond. They hurried down. arriving in time to see three oi ! Wednesday and Thursday men and boys lined the reported places in hope. of getting a carp bite. but as yet non4 i have been rewarded. Raw potatoes and fresh liver have been advised and used for bait. Thursday, hsrpoons were mad and 4 cai. rifles secured. both of which are to be put in operation. until Ger. man carp is exhibited in town to con. vince the skepticsl.
 Closing <sale at Saunders store todz- and tomorroH.-ady.
 The baseball game between Moosuy and Jewett City. scheduled to be pisyes in Moosup Sunday is to be played here The reason given is that the MoosuJ grounds are not available on Sunday. Half the town was ont down on soutl Main street in the early evening. to SC. the overloaded traffic arrests made n- the state police. It has long been pret ty well known that certain trucks pass ing over the state road at this poin were carrying loads much in excess O the tonnage allowed by law. The threl trucks held up Thursday evening rerl all loaded with supplies for the -Atsarti & Pacific store2 at different points dovi the line. Norwich in particular. / Tn trucks hailed from the company's sup ply depots in Providence. The driver VIII nave 10 appear in the GrtsEo., town court this ' (Fridey) morning. Tn heaviest of the three weighed thirteer tons. which is five tons in excess of tn prescribed regulation provided by law
 based or width of tires. Lisbon bridgs over which the trucks would have |
 pass is limited, to 10 tons carrying ca
 pacity. Loads sof dover eight tons ma
 not pass over the Slater, nor over tn
 Ashland bridges "a 5>
 E The first chest eliDie held fin Jew@,
 City by pr. Hugh 5. Campbell of Nor
 wich was on Thursday in the. Red. Cros
 chapter room. Fourteen were examine
 Mrs. A. NJ. Hamilton has returned 1; Springfield, after visiting her siste,
 Mrs. George Moeller.
 Fred S. Campbell goes to Bayorus. \
 J.. today (Friday) to visit, his son. HsW ard Campbell s7-iN
 The Methodist choir, W, "a. rRobertso,
 IT.. leader was entertained at the par
 senages this week MuFifsEames and 2,
 freshments made . pieasant eventn,
 Both the pastor and hzs 1yife are sIns
 CTS. and sang delightfuliy during th
 evening.