Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-29
COLCHESTER

l The Meech Brown Grain Co., are hav- l ing their mill near the railroad sta- l tion newly Painted. Improvements vii be made to the interior of the building | also to the grounds surrounding tae mill.
 l Word has been received here of the 1 death of Nathan Standish in New York city. He was well known former resi- dent ef this place, having been in part i nership with MT. Blaut on the Jackson | place, on Broadway, for several years.
 Miss Morgaret White of New Haven is the guest of MT. and Mrs Arthur H 1 Chapman
 Fitch Jones of Hebron was cale- l here Thursday
 | Harold Brown and brother notored to l Willifnantic Thursday.
 Episcopal services will be held in tre Baptist church Sunday at g o'clock, there l being morning prayer and sermon Rev. | T. D. Martin officiating l The nid-week prayer meeting was naid In the Congregational chapel Thursday evening Rev. W. O. Beekman, pastor, in charge.
 Cortic F. Mcintosh has been appointed ed by the warden and burgesses street in. spector, te fill the vacancy caused by
 Charles L. Strong moving out of town
 J. Frank Rogers of Salem was a caller here Thursday.
 Miss Addie May Wickwire of New
 York is the guest of her brother, Charles
 Nj. Wickwire.
 James Johnson was a business caller
 in New London Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs Louis E.. Baldwin Of
 Middletown were calling on friends in town Thursday
 Richard Curgenven of Eaglevvile aid
 William Curgenven of Boston were call
 ing on their cousin, William Curgenven. Wednesday
 Arthur Holmes of New London was here Thursday
 A. Lazinsk proprietor of the Tip Toa building on South Main street is plan
 ming an addition to the building. Ronald K Brown of New York is hay
 ing his summer residence on Broa dwa ; l wired for electric lights. F. L. Church of Willimantic was q 3 caller here Thursday.
 Elias Gaub!nger and son were r. Chesterfield Friday. Roger Kennedy of Sound View cam
 here Tuesday morning in an automobil l and in a very intoxicated condition anC proceeded at once to take a nap on tn
 park. Shortly after arriving he was ar y rested by Bailiff John Higgins and wa > loaded into Dwight Marvin's car, ant :, taken to the lookup. A bottle partl
 
 his pocket Wednesday morning befor . Judge Nj. R. Abell he pleaded guilty an f was fined s1 and costs amounting to $ y which he paid. After paying his fine h
 had but a few cents left 4 collectio 3 was taken up and he was put on tn |. Hartford bus as he claimed that wa - where he was headed for. He was walk f, ing along the road near Sound View an = was taken in by motorist who wa Z. going to Hartford Alter few mile.
 ride he was in such a condition that tn n driver decided to get rid of him and O 1T arriving here got him out of the car an
 left him on the park in full view of tn y public a, very ungentlemanly act, 1T ). stead of leaving him in the suburb
 where he would not have been a publ IS spectacle.
 $ Misses Anna and Matilda Avery vel Q in New London Wednesday,
 Henry J. Bailey left Wednesday for # few days visit with his son Charles 9 New Britain.
 Is Colchester grange met in the grans
 hall Tuesday evening er A large crowd attended the bolt 4. dance in New Park hall Wednesda y evening. The Jazzland orchestra flu $. nished the music, which was the be h heard here this son prize of
 handsome silver loving cup was given u
 winner of the bottle dance. The aaa
 was under the direction of Barnet Kah
 It was voted the best dance of the se = son. Parties from Hebron, Chesterfiel " FitchYille and other surrounding plac u were present.
 r- Mrs. Mary Baker. and children ha, la returned to New York after few week
 stay at the Deep River clubhouse ,r 4, W. Bushell of Norwich, division e as gineer of the state highway departmer st was in town Wednesday inspecting t 1' new state road iu Jacob A. Cohen of New York is t ,t guest of his parents Mir and Mrs H. ~. Cohen, for several weeks vacation. < Miss Esther Dember has returned " her home on Elmwood Heights after
 few weeks visit with relatives ill N ne York.