Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-29

NIT and Mrs. Albert Airey and chill len, Albert Herbert Phyllis and Elsie, moved Wednesday to PlainheId. where Nr. Airey has accepted a position as sec ond hand in the weaving department of the Lawton mills.
 Miss Mary Lsvigne of North A street Is spending a few weeks vacation in Canada.
 William Pollard of South Front street is spending a few days with his son-in- law ard daughter. Mir. and Mrs Wilbur Dodge. and his son. wilfred Pollard, on Block Island
 Mr and Mrs. Dather D. Packer and children Nelson and Dorothy. of North A street are at their summer home. Wis tara at Groton Long Point, for the week.
 The Ponemah mills and the salesroom connected with the mills closed Wednes- day night until next Wednesday morn Ing %
 At I2 o'clock Wednesday the Ford touring car. owned and driven by Alfred Laharre and occupied by some friends came to grief at the junction of Norwich avenue and Providence street- as it was about 10 take the turn up Postoffice hill. rhis is the third accident in the same fnot that has occurred in the past two weeks. The steering apparatus refused io perform correctly as Mir. Labarre turn sd the corner causing the car to crash nfo tho curbing which is high at that point and the front wheels. unable to stand the strain. laid down fiat and re- fused fo TO any farther. Repairmen were notified and they were able to bolster up t1e wheels sufficiently to allow the car io he lowed up the hill and 10 the garage. A3 10 a racing ear occupied only by The driver ran against the curb on the rfrh.-hzrd side of Postoffice hil. cutting h.z rirht front tire bsdy. Tho driver got cut of the car. gave the tire short ex- aminaiotn and drove on up the hill on the Cat shoe.
 Mrs. Rosilda Millette and family oi p-ain Hiii have taken a house on Soutf Slater avenue.
 Two advance men of minstrel show from Wiiirrautic which Is to appear a a local hall Tn the near future were HI town Wednesday
 Mr and Mrs. Charles Fl. Bissell anC family of New Haven were visitors il the village Wednesday.
 Henry ". Rec!Swith of New Haven wa a husiness caller in town Wednesday.
 Kenneth Brown of Norwich has beei The ruest of his cousin. Wilfred Linder son. of ssorth Slater avenue.
 Mrs Victoria Pyzo and family ar moving Co a house on Tercace avenue
 Leon neCelles of North A street hs resigned his position with the Ponema company.
 Mr and Mrs. Anatole Desmarais an family are occunving their new bungalo1 on Reeves terrace ..-
 Announcements have been received i town of the marriage of Adelard Boul beau. formerly of Taftville. and Ms Marie Anne Beaudet of Bristol in Bri' toi Conn. Nav 29th.
 The Wednesday Knights met Wedne. day evening in the recreation rooms ( The TaftviIle Congregational church.
 Wednesday noon the Paramount motto nicfure photographer came to town an nroreedcd Co film the interesting scens or the village. as arranged some time az by lhe Taftville Athletic association IT pupils of ( he Wequonnoc school wei filmed as they went through Waite Can7n's Daily Dozen exercises tO ti music or the Vicfrols recently acquire hy Inc school The can5Taman then vii ited the business section. filming Il stores bowling alley and theatres, the recorded the church property. the pos office and pharmacies. Many local cele rifles were reeled off by the photographic The reel becomes the property of u athletic association and will he shown local theatre in the near future
 At o'clock Wednesday evening il much heradcd and twice postponed tv iizht game between the Taftville A. and the Hricrest team was staged befo one of the largest crowds that ever foul lfS way Co the Providence street ground Excitement an round was at it's highe pitch. as both sides had sworn to car on the honors. or go down fighting. I George Thompson threw out the first b. and was recorded in the act hy the can ranan who took pictures of the game a tiso reeled of all the players indiVidus v Morin. Taftville A. A. star pitcht went over into the ranks of the Hillcre 1aving been kindly loaned by the associ lion for the double rurpose of bolsteri sn their rivals and for supplying thel feives with the opportunity of batti against this superior artist. The Hi srest team brought out some dark hors tt the psychological moment. They h -zrdie on first and Mills on second. Fra .is Murphy (who pulled off some gre stunts at his post) on third Chan showed uD well at shc-t, and Dug proved that In spite of his many yea at the game. he was still there was aiace behind the batter. Troiand { -ertsr. Schwartz for right and Bebeau f ieft made quite a combination in the fie rroiand won a raft Of applause by a riar1abie enchanted catch and FIyn schwartz. brilliant in a spotiess Toie uniform with hesdges- advertising a V
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