Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-19

George A. Stone. a Taftvilie boy, son of Mrs. Macv Stone of Norwich avenue now servng with Troop F, Fifth U.-S. Cavalry. stationed at Fort Clerk Tex as, w1rtes to friends here some inter- esfinE incidents of army life along the Mexsc1n border. If the weather in New Ensisnd i;ist at present causes you % conpLain" writes Mir. Stone, how would you like to experience the cM- uzts in this part of the country? Give me the northern part of thas good old country every time. In the past two and haif years l have been over quite bit Of country. including nine and a half months service n shs Philippines, and fnd myself longtng for a Httle rigid temperature. l have five months and twelve days more to serve. and VII probably finish up here or at Del Rio. which vii make It January when hit the l-tie old oEy Of Taftville-quite a change from 90 many years in the tr0piC+ They write me that since left the village. the town has grown oon- siderabiy. a new row Of houses ou Ter race avenue. n'everything. 70 l presume won't bs able to ind my way about The place, and will need to be led around by the hand My heakh is per fsct. Remember me Co all my friends" The dance given Friday evening by tho St. Louis Society at the Cn,sino proved an enjoyable affair A large crowd was in attendance. The Ideal o-ehestra furnished the music for the dancing and gave pleasing concert preceding the affair.
 Mr. and Mrs James Wood of Center Vile. R. L. were guests Friday of Mir and Mrs. Joseph Wood of North B street.
 Mss Edith Heap Of South Second ave- rue has returned from a weeks stay in Piainheld where she was the guest of her cousin. Miss Edna Baldwin.
 Miss Ruth Hansen Of Franklin is a Tusst of M-. and Mrs. Phnp F. Linder- Son and family of North B street.
 Mrs. Earle M Wood of North Third avenue spent Friday in Hartford.
 Troop g. Boy Scouts. met vraday eve Enr iu the recreation rooms of the Tattvtre Congregational ciyi cCl under hs direction of Scoutmastg Victor H oavs.
 Miss Ava Duchar7ne of Providence ftreet has been confined to Ter home by linsss.
 New stairs are beng buiN at the Po- asrzsh building.
 Houses on Providence street are be- nE FaAated.
 The approach to the Jewett City roaS
 
 -f men al work repairing and i7nprovin, the section of the road that crosses tn railroad tracks on Norwich avenue. Mo to-ists now find l. neoessary 10 oontinu several feet north on Norwich avenu' an dswing to the right at Baldwin sore As traffic will be heavy on thl -osad whre the New London county faf is In progress efforts are being made t complete the work as speedily as pos Eb,e
 Improvements are underway at tin residence and store building of Joh Domb-oski on Norwich avenue
 Mike Morin has been a recent yfs tor st Block Island, R. T.
 or is now be.ng applied to the to t-sssing recently spread on Hunter avenue.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cardinal an family are moving from South B stree Do Terrace avenue.
 CEnoon D. Hanover Jr.. has com pietsd his work as draftsman for tn Ponemah Company and has left tow Tor hts home in tlrotUn.
 Mss Priscilla Grand is kp at he home on South Seconu avenue.
 The inhabitants of lower Huuter's aS enus were enter.ala-i Thursday even Ing. just before dark. by a race betwee three or their neighbors and a swarm c bees. Wilfred Besuregard. R farmer an pooh-bah of the place; his son Peasoul zsnirant for pugilistic honors. and helper known, only by "Red". had pul chased a hive of the insects from a res dent on Norwich avenue Mfr. Beaurt rara had rounded the Corner and fe sure he was going to duplicate Lightnil Bill Jones feat of driving a swarm bees across the plains without iosin' bee" but
 Some Of the bees landed on Peasou who began sparring with them, his par ner Red" started 10 talk French them. but the efforts of the two were no avail Peasoup and Red leaped fro thA high seated wagon and boat a hast retreat for nobody knew where and Il victims cared less. leaving Wilfred the mercy or the enragej honey maker but he was equal to the tssE.
 When seen Friday morning the eld Reauregard was hardly recognized by u aeiEhbo-s. Peasoup and Red had n ,een found at that time.
 Election appeals were made in wri nE on the walls of saloons of PoH amIH r1 ~ s--~- e- ,T.,