Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-12
TAFTYHLE


 1riss Anna Raymond of Providence Street has been a recent visitor with friends in Manv1lle R, I.
 Tyler Guy of Norwich was a cal Ter in town Monday evenaRg. Martin Krauss of Norwich Avenue is having his residence and store build Ing painted.
 Alra Hattie Tfllinghast of North Third Avenue is spending two weeks with friends in Jewett City.
 The Mulespinners Union met Afon- St Louis Hall
 Miss Mabel Savage has returned from stay of several days in Schen- sctzdy. N. T.
 Rev. John Crosby Emerson, who has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. George H. Young of North Third Av- snue has returned to his home in Charlestown, N. H.
 William Chenette is installing new gasoline tank at his garage on Hunt CTS Avenue.
 Repairs on South Fifth Avenue are in progress
 Miss Olive Benoit has been confin- cd to her home by Illness.
 Victor II. Davis. Scoutmaster of Troop g. Boy Scouts and several of the members are in camp at Camp Tippecan. Beach Pond for two weeks. Naroieon Disco of North B Street was visitor early in the week in Westerly. R. l..
 Principal Henry A. Tirreli of the N. r. A.. was a caller in town Tuesday. Troop s Boy Scouts met Monday evening In their rooms in the Sacred Heart School Building.
 A score of local residents who were DO unfortunate as to be numbered among the stockholders of a Connec- tscut automobile tire manufacturing company, which has since passed in co the hands of another company so that the affairs of both companies are 20 cosely entwined that it is difficult Co state which company they are in- terested in. are being deluged with letters from -re-organizers" and com pany managers, who, Tor a stated sum Will undertake the protection of the stockholders interests. Most of the To- cal men feel that they have already ventured far too much in the deal without sending perfectly good dollars to rescue doubtful ones. The crash oi Beverai New York firms. members oi he Consolidated Stock Exchange claimed number of TaftvilIe victoms Many had purchased sound securi- ues on the partial payment plan, but InelI Ftock certificates, which they will pro bably never receive.
 The Ponsnrah Wheel Club me, Tuesday evening in their cub house on Norwich Avenae. The president presided and various bills were ordered paid. and other routine business was transacted. The meeting was postpon- ed rom last week on account of the holiday. A large delegation of the members will attend the baseball game Wednesday evening between che clut and the -Taftville A. A., which prom lses to be both interesting and excit- Ing.
 When the heavy trucks heIonains 20 Arthur Fontsine and William Chen. cite attempted to pass each other or the road above Versailles, the Fon. taine truck. which was loaded witt sand left the road and slid into tn, Versailles pond. Three young men wht were riding on the truck were not in. iured. and the Chenette truck contin. ued on it's way, as the driver had no heard the Fpntain truck go down tn, bank Assistance was summoned iron the village and the five ton truck wa drawn to the road and although slight ly damaged was brought back to Taft vile
 Mrs. Robert Cardie of South secon, Avenue is in New York to meet som friends who are expected from Scot land.
 Mr. and Mrs. Osten Ferguson o holyoke, Mass, are the guests of Mrs Ferguson's brother and sister, law Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bogie of Provi dence Street.
 Miss Sarah l. Grant of the Hart ford Hospital Training School fo nurses Is at the home of her parent, Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Grant of tn Canterbury Turnpike. 4-
 Ar. and Mrs Joseph Legrand c Centerville, R. l.. have been recent wis itors at the home of Mrs. Legrand' parents Mr. and Mrs. Antoine Pa quette Of Merchants Avenue.
 Ar. and Mrs. Joseph c5rmier hay returned from the wedding trip.