Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-31

Edward Mclaughlin Of Proctor. Vt. Eh0 has been substituting for Napoleon Parent at the TaftSil.e pharmacy, left Sunday for Central Village.
 Er and Mrs Harry Bell were week rnf lEItors n Hartford.
 Nr and Mrs. Napoleon Parent and famly haze returned from Canada Nrere they nave been visiting for the paa iwo v1oks The trip was made by aEio
 H.-a Eca ice Hopkins of Boston Is the Tvest of Mts- Victoria Plant of Norwich avenue for a short time.
 Senator John Halliwen and wife of New Bedford. Mass. were here over the Thomas Greenwood.
 Word was received here Friday of the Heath in New Haven of Miss H. Louise srifnn. Miss Grifin was a formeC teach co ia Wequonnoc scho..
 Juuius Greenwood left Sunday for a wsvSs vacation 10 be spent in New Bed te-d. Mass
 The committee in charge Of the ban suei in Joe given by the Taftvilie Pinochle sub Aug 18th met Friday evening to 1ase nnzI arrangements.
 Theodore Gooirum. U. s. N., was at is hoa'e on Norwich avenue over the pees end.
 Mss Margaret Mc!iillsn. who has been ris.t.AE dt th- nome ot Alex Miller Of South second a,rnue for the past month. 'tturucd Saturday afternoon to he, rome Grseuv...c. F. l.
 Nif.rsi Pollard vho is stationed at 5loca ls.and E l.. as a coast guard. is u hss home on South Second avenue.
 h. e Wing F1eut tle yyeeb end al his fNn1e .r New fsatfnrI Mass
 $. Bensc of Tzftvills received word on Friday that he had been awarded a val tab.s prize for the window tcira which is aes.Sued for the sore during Dr. ieho.is foot cemfor1 week. June r to e. Thousands of window trimmers all ivsr the United States and Canada en- cred .nto contest during this week 10 fcr who could produce the most striking t-R ay Illustrating the modern service als- progressive shoe stores are now rem i-rsS in relieving foot ailments Of all EirIE
 Anyone who saw the display exhibited dy the local store could not helD but be impressed by its artistN conception. Tc rin in a competition against the best ririow tTimmers on the continent is an tl .evement Of which Mr. Benac can well se proud
 The occasion for the display was Dr -dro.Is soot comfort week, an annua sVtnt in which shoe dealers everywhere FU-TTsrste 10 urge better foot hygiene b, le ur- Scholl methods They devote thi, particular week 10 educating the public -0 the comprehensive character of thi. service
 The Taftvine shoe store makes q spe aa.t ny Of foot comfort and has a trained FrEstipedist who has a thorough know. aF Q ~- Eii1,ents and causes. and understand aos 10 correct those causes and so brin, Hhout relief through Dr. ScholTs meth edG
 Cenhen GaEnon. No. 2os, Union st lean Baptiste held monster picnic ol Sunday afternoon on Ponemah Heights Ehlch vas attended by between five an, slx hundred members and their families Early in the afternoon. the crowd sa flown to a feast which included chow Ger. beef stew. sandwiches. watermelon scs cream and coda, and following thi here were sports and games. prizes be rawarded 10 the winners.
 The huckleberry pie-sating contes vas von by Leo Comptois. who va awarded a school box. and the secon rrtze . box of candy went to Armsn Adanz
 The tug of war furnished a great dea uf amusemsnt for the spectators as tn rope parted in the middle in the hottes part of the contest. and when a secon rors was obtained 1t also snapped in tn riddls. go that the contest had to b postponed until a stouter rope could | uund- A team explained br wIlfred Bi oeau and made up of Wiifred Telliei Arthur Desiourdy. Adolph Clang an, peivica Benoit triumphed over their oI Ponents and were awarded gold cui inks
 The chiIdren's shoe race was won ea' nr by Leo Comptois. and he was award sd a cornh for the prize. The honor 'n the chiidren's sack race went to Rc saire Beiierose. who won some schos supplies Leo Arpin captured a box ( randy as the first prize is the children potato race. The rhildreu's 1s0-yar Sash was won by Theodore Pepin. wh vas awarded a tie clasp and a gol pencil went to Thomas Lambert for sec md pgi2e.
 In the rofnen's tug of war. the teal Bzptained hy Mrs Peter Benolt won 1 e~G Hza azAx 1<-z- aA1az DRsAs tAAa