Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-21

were Chris Troeger, Henry Bfanchette | Louis Gagnon. George Setdal and Jake | Benoit. and the vanquisfed were Dick | Krauss Jake Troeger. Adolpfl LeupoId, ] Bob Filling and John Sullivan.
 The relay race was one of the most ex- citing matches of the afternoon, this be- ing won by Henry Se.kleI. Ad,olph Leu pold, Hoo Donahue and Chick Cormier
 At o'clock the Rhode Island c.ambake was in order. and the following apretiz- ing menu was served: Ruefish with gravy. cam fritters. fried eels sweet corn, white and sweet potatoes wia te and brown bre7d with butter. sausages. clans, sliced cucumbers, tomatoes, water neon and cigars. Following the disap- pea-ance of this narveious co cotton of foodstuffs, the members rose to their feet and gave three cheers for King George Jacques. who responded with a well ap- pointed speech.
 The machines then formed in line and returned home, arriving in the village at 7S0. The outtng goes on ecord es being one of the most enjoyable affairs ever engineered by the clqlh. Among the guests at the hake were Edward A. Sulli- van and Abel Reeves Of Dsnielson. P. ]. Sheridan of Putnam- Daniel Flynn and Kari HoetAr of TaftvilIe and Joseph Tay- Ter of Millhrr.o Mass.
  was Johr Swanton, chairman. Fred Hoidsworth. Chris Hoefer. William Blanchette, John Thoma Jake Benoit and Edward Zuerner-
 TaftvilIe was treated to a small deIure Saturday afternoon. and many of the oldest inhabitants stsfed that for few minutes they had never seen it rain hrrder. Several wastlouts ocurred about | the streets in the viIiese and Norwich avenue was several inches under water which at r'oinf s over1owed the sidewalks ] and entered places of business. Automo- l bties coming up the avenue took or the 1 appearance of side -wheeIers coming up i the sound. The heavy rain made driving difficult fer motorists many of whom 1 miSsed the detour at Ba1dwin's. where !, inc Jewett City road Is closed to travel. and even as late as 10 o'clock at night 1 irh2 hts of the village were kept busy ! directing a2aton9obAists to the rieht- roads. 1 In Lisbon the S-aae read suffered severe | ly. many. v.y yw'ashouts occurring on the sides | or the road, making T. necessary for red lanterns to be placed along the roadside l 10 wesn travellers of the had condition of the highway. During the heavy showers a trolley car jumped tire tracks at the l foot of North B street, tieing up traffic for some time i Miss Airline Lnderson of North B street has been a recent guest of her grand paeents MT. and Mrs. Daniel Vergason of North Stonington
 Emil B. Sweet of North B street spent sunday at the home of his mother in 1 Sterling, Conn.
 Albert LabaFra of Hunters avenue and Joseph 17abarre and the Misses Florida and Rosanna Labarre of South B street spent Sunday at Rocky Point
 John D. Sharples Of NortE Second ave nue has returned from spending the weel, po,nt a< his summer home at frOton Long Miss Dorothy variey of Portland Conn., is the guest of Miss Helen q q Aberg of North Third avenue.
 The Lisbon schoolhouse is betn< shin. gied. 9 'Atiii' Thomas Grove of North A street r7.rt the week end at his cottage at ocear
 MT. and Mrs Dor5nIe Ducharma ot Norwich avenue and Philfas Ducharme Jr.. of Providence street have been recent visitors at Rocky Point
 new garage is being erected for h. seph 7DeSnlariaS of Lisbon. @.s
 Haroid Linderson of North rosvenor dale spent the week end with his brothe1 and sister r-in-,aw. Mr and Mrs. Philin Er Linderson, of North B street, Charles Hammond of Taunton. MasH Is the guest of friends in town. MT, and Mrs John Openshaw of New 1 Bedford, Mass, we're week end guests 0, MT. and Mrs. William J, McNalIy ~ North Third avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Wood and Ms, Natalie Ferris of North B street and MT and Mrs Earle N. Wood and Mahfor Wood of North Third avenue spent Sum day with friends in AttIeboro, Mass.
 Kac1 Hedler of Terrace avenue Is en. toying his annual vacation.
 , Miss Clenentine Graham of CristobaI Cana: Zcne, Panama, wro is spending the summer with her parents, Senator and Mrs James Graham of Lisbon has been recent guest of her brother in law and sister, Mir. and Mrs William Bode of Rock street Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph TavLor ofN Mill boro. Mass. are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. George Taylor and family of South iG. x4zaat