Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-18

Raymond Warrington of South Second avenue Is at Beach pond to spend a week at the Boy Scout camp.
 Miss Flossie M Never of Lisbon and Miss Agnes Malone of South B street spent the week end at Ocean Beach.
 William Moors IT,, of New Bedford Msss-. ls spending the summer with rel atives In town.
 Miss Dorothy N. Aberg of North A street has returned from a stay of sev- eral weeks at Gardner Lake. where sine was the guest Of her grandparents, Mir and Mrs, Joseph Oat.
 Tzftvnle division. A O. H., met Sun day afternoon in their rooms in Parish naa.
 A large bay of gpsies travelling in Cadillac cars and headed east passed through the village Sunday.
 Mss Mary McSheffery and Miss Jennie McShenary of South A street are registes ed at the New Haven house, Block Isl- and
 Mrs. Edward Davignon and children Edmund. Arthur. Frances and Joseph, oi Pizinhled. have returned to their homs after Fpending the week with Mrs. Davic. non's brother-in-law and sister, Mir. and Mrs. Henry retreault, of Merchants ave nue.
 A novena in honor of St. Anne begins tnls (rresday) evening at Sacred Hear church
 Mr. and Mrs John Fox of Hartford have been recent guests of Mir. and Mrs Thomas Phalen of South A street
 Mrs. Duffy Fortier and daughter O. New York are the guests of Mir. and Mrs George P. Kean of South Second avenue
 pr. A. A Sussler of New York spent : snort time this wecIi with his brother pr. David Sussler. of North A street.
 Miss Margaret Mcbride, who recent! arrived in New York from Scotland. il at the home of Mir and Mrs Rober Cardie of South Second avenue.
 The members of Battery B arrive, home Saturday with a store of expert ences 10 tell the natives. While they lik 10 dwell on the surplus of watermelon in the vicinity of Newport News. they tel some stories of the intense heat and tn big snakes of the south.
 William Wohlleben Of Occlm roa, spent Monday in willimantic.
 Senator and Mrs. John Hafliwell o New Bedford. Mass. are the guests o Mrs Haiiiwe-is brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greenwood, O South Second avenue.
 While rhopplne wood recently. Richar, TroeEer Inflicted severe cut on his righ thumb which required several stitches t close and caused him to take an enforce vacation.
 Charles Bissonnetts is enjoying a sho vacation.
 Nr. and Mrs. Joseph BrochI and fam fly have taken house on North A street
 John Laprt has resigned his position with the Pouemsli companv
 John K Lariin of New York was business caller in the village Monday.
 Rev. John Crosby Emerson, who ha been the guest of Mir. and Mrs Earle NJ Wood. has returned to his home i Cnl- lestown, \. H.
 A number of local people enjoyed truck ride to Rocky Point on Sunday.
 Wednesday evening will see the clas between the Taftvil.e 4 A. and the Ha Beens on the Providence street ground. Up 10 the present. the twilight game have always resulted in a victory tors tn Taftville A. A., and the Has Beens hay collected a mighty crew to dispute wit them the mastery of the diamond tomor row night A number Of these Has Been have been ardent supporters of the Taft vile team. but on different occasion when a Tafville man allowed a ball to g trough him they have been heard to nlak remark beginning with Nov. when Wa young. l" etc, etc. This boastful ta. came 10 the ears Of Manager Belair an he decided then and here to pick a scra with the Has Beens and called for thei to bring on their organization and mab good their threats Accordingly the Ha Beens are turning out. all iron clad, LII der the direction of Coach Michael Mui phy. and those who have seen them pei form state that they have tAeir doub- Rbout the ability of the Taftville boys