Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-20
JEWETT CITY

Robert Wilbur of Glasgo has purchased a piece of land at Beach pond and will build in the near future.
 Mrs Clara A s. Crawford of Pelham. N r.. is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. D. Ballou.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Kingsley of Kitemaug has spent a week with her sister. Mrs. John T. Stewart.
 The conference of churches will be held in Newent on Wednesday. The morning session open at Il o'clock standard time.
 4 short business meeting of the K F. club was held at Miss Vera Mo Broome's on Friday. The club has been entirely reorganized and the name chang ed.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Richardson and Miss Viva Richardson have gone to Dor chester, Mass for two weeks. The Pa- chaug church will be closed for two Sun- days mad open again the second Sunday in July. During Miss Richardson's stay at home, Jewett City people have been privileged to hear a talented pianist She played several numbers at the meeting of the Ladies society at MT. F. D. Bal lou's. Mrs. D. A. Faust reading and Mrs. L. G. Buckingham singing the same aft ernoon. And she also played at the D. A. R. anniversary. Not only is she a finished pianist but she is very generous in her response to requests for her music.
 At the invitation of the Norwich TowB c. E. society fourteen from the Jewett City Congregational society attended ser vice there Sunday evening. They were Rev. H. S. Stevenson, Mir. and Mrs. F. B. Robinson, Mrs. E. H. Hiscox, Misses Sadie, Ethel and Bessie Thompson, Irene Stewart, Bertha Eichelberg, Flora Little field, Helen Magel, Doris Johnson, Earl Robinson and Mrs. William NcNicol.
 Officer Henry Yiegard arrested MoseG Baker of Westerly Saturday for reckless driving in the borough. He appeared in court Monday and was fined $25 and costs.
 Officer McDermott arrested Mike Dris- coll Sunday for beating his wife. He was i put on probation for six months. F. E. Robinson was in Groton Saturday at the Griswold House to be present at meeting of the Connecticut Savings Bank association.
 Frank Bishop, a past master of Nit l Vernon lodge. was in town Friday Co at. tend the Past Masters day celebration He has been away from Jewett City thir. ty-one years. His home is in Providence. While here he was the guest of J. H Tracy.
 Judge H. H. Burnham's grandson. Al. fred Huntington Burnham. Jr.. was grad ated June 18th by the Johns Hopkinf college of Baltimore, Maryland, with the degree of bachelor of civil engineering The young man is in his twenty-first year and is the son of A. H. Burnham form erly of Jewett City.
 Charles Edward Prior, vice president of the Security Trust company of Hart ford was recent visitor in the bor- ought He has to show a remarkable collection of postal mattersfi It is a let. ter received last week from former res ident of Russia bearing stamps of the face value of 400,00 rubles. Mir. Prior thinks this the most remarkable stamp collection ever attached to one envelope in ordinary correspondence and not made up for exhibition purposes. There are on the envelope fifty-five stamps all in good condition as follows: 50 at 7.5o0 rubles at 2.5O0 rubles, 2 at 1000 rublss, 2 al 250 rubles
 A Jewett City man had occasion to gc down to the depot the other evening al the time the last trolley for Norwich was due. Seated on a truck. partly hidden in the gloom of the shadow cast by the sta. tion, were two men engaged in earnest conversation. They were Frenchmen and it seems they owned a boat sort oi company affair. which they had kept ir the AsDinook pond. where they used ! for fishing purposes. The two men had desire to purchase a motorboat but it wal first necessary to sell the rowboat. Ther,
 was talk of a purchaser they had In viev of whom they had doubts as to his sin cerity in intending the close the bargain One of the men, however. was in no wa,
 disturbed, for said he to his friend: ~I he no buy him. put him on that Norweecl Bullet, and then man come git him mex day" The man who overheard figure,
 the Frenchman was a man of truth. fol
 he recalled the time, not long. ago. whel
 a story appeared in The Bulletin telllnl
 about the passing of the incubator ii
 favor of baby chicks purchased two O
 three days old. Next day among tn
 dozen or more For Sale advs. in Tn
 Bulletin offecing incubators at low price
 were two from Jewett City. One man res , urrected one he desired to sell. Anothe man saw his opportunity and wanted t ? buy. The For Sale man sold his old Cy phers incubator with but a little off iron cost. and the Wanted man bought two fo the price of one. The man says: Moral
 Put him on the Norweech Bullet.