Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-04

Master Alfred Linderson and Miss Prtsciila Linderson of New Bedford Mass, are the guests Of relatives in town. Lester Pingree Of North Third avenue Is s7sading a few days with Wilfred Lin- se-son In North Stonington.
 Louis Wheeler Of Norwich was a busi- ness caller in the village on Thursday Electric light poles about the village are being numbered.
 Miss Marian Clarke of New London, who has been spending the past week with her grandparents, MT and Mrs. A1si L. Abers of North Third avenue, has gone 10 Norwich 10 spend the remain der Of the summer vacation with Mir. and Mrs. WalteC Kellner of Rock street
 Because of the stormy weather We'd nssday evening. the twilight game be- tween the Taftville A. A. and the Fancy Corners had 10 be postponed.
 The official announcement that grouse would be plentiful this fall was hailed with delight by local sportsmen. For several months now an increase in the grouse in this vicinity has been noted the young birds joining the fiocks as soon as they were able 10 fly. To most hunt CTS in the village the grouse is still the king of game birds. and nothing pleases them more than to note this species on the increase. In the outlying districts
 
 houses and one day this week a local resident whie driving his automobile over country road flushed a flock of about ten, one of which flew directly across the road and was knocked down by the radiator of the machine but be- fore the driver could stop the car it linp- ed oh into Hse brush, not seriously hurt No great increase in the number of quail n this region has been noted. but the Birds that may be seen along any of the roads in The farming districts are large. and are usually in pairs or trios Ere quentiy these birds will run along beside an automobile. or cross the road directly in the path of a car. scorning to take to their wings when they are protected by law
 Raymond Collins. who has been spend ing few days at the Ponemah house, has left town.
 Joseph Kershaw and Fred Kershaw have vacated their house on South B street
 Council GaEnou. No. POS. Union St Iesn Bsptiste. met Thursday evening in their rooms in St Louis hall on Dion ttreot Routine business was transacted President J. Q. Teiiier being in the chair Charles Barstow of Canterbury was a visifor in town Thursday
 Mrs. Thomas Grove. who is spending ths summer at ocean Beach. spent . short time this week at her home or South street
 James Hanlon of Merchants avenue 1. enjoying his annual vacation.
 John Daley. Edward Kelly. Victor Fon tains and Frank Treckman were visitori Thursday in Providence. R. L. where the, attended clamhaks They made th, trip iu Mr. naley's car
 M-e Gordon fap,fI,- r Norwich have taken a house on Norwich avenue
 Mr. and Mrs William Arnold have re turned to their home m New York afte passing some time with Mir. and Mrs Jacob Hermann and family of Lisbon
 The funeral of HenriIie Holmes. wifi 1f Henry Peitier. was held at her lat nome 70 Norwich avenue Friends file, The places Of bearers. There was a mas 0s requiem sung al Sacred Heart church many relatives and friends attending Burial was in Sacred Heart ceme,ery George C. Grant was in charge of tn funeral arrangements.
 The truck owned by Arthur Desjourd of the Canterbury turnpike came to grie Tuesday evening at Riverside grove whe the steering apparatus went out of or der sending the truck up an embauk NAANttHf AdiitaEAl4= ftlt ltIrlfh anu ledF1n on a wheel. Tt was necessary to tow tn damaged machine to a garage for re rstrs. On Sunday the truck was disable by the breaking of a rear axle when Mi Desjourdy was carrying seats and othe supplies 10 Ponemah Heights for use a the picnic given by Council Gagnon, Nc eos. Union St Jean Baptiste
 Miss Fannie CouChin has returned [ her home in Boston. Mass. aftec spend Ing a few days with Miss Mary Murph Of South A street
 Mir and Mrs Edward Sigrist have re turned from their wedding trip at Nan tasket and Revere Beach and are at thei home on North F street
 Mrs Allan Bo-ie of Providence stree and her guest, Mrs Osten Ferguson. ( Ho,yoks. Mass. who went to New Bed lord Mass, Co attend the Brierley-Salte welding are remaining in New Bedfor until the end of the week, the guests q Mir. and Mrs. William Brierley of Broc avenue
 Mrs John D. Sharnies and Clayto sharples Of Nocth Second avenue. wh are spending the summer at their oottag it Groton Long Point have been recer rueSts ct Mr. and Mrs Joseph Coldwe South Swansea, Mass
 The gutter being laid on Hunters ave me is ranidly naariRz @EAe1s=k1=. e