Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-04

west side of the street being finished and the east side, near the Sacred Heart church. well under way
 man who had induIged in a little too much home -concocted liquor made a dis turbance on South B street at a late hour of the night and came to the attention of Constable Napoleon Disco, who, with the help of residents on the street. subdued him after q struggle, after which the man made his way home and went peace ably to bed.
 Work has been going on these past few evenings on the Providence street ball grounds in preparation for the battle be- tween the Taftville A. A. and the All Insurance of Hartford. Poles have now been set up on the South E street side of the grounGs. and burlaD is stretched on them at each game. This is a step taken by the association not only 10 compel people who want to watch the game to pay admission but to be fair to those who were willing to pay to watch the game. For several games now. burlap has been stretched along the east side of the grounds.
 Frank Pearson of Vernon. Conn. was a recent visiter in town, taking charge of the furniture and vacating the tene- ment formerly occupied by Miss Sarah Pearson on North Third avenue
 Matthew Rodman of Boston, Mass, was a business caller in the village Thursday
 Miss Annie Wolenda has resigned her position with the Ponemah company. Walter Czech Of South B street is en- | toying a short vacation. Motorists on fne Newent road often stop to admire the large flock of growing White Leghorns owned by Joseph Des- marais. who makes poultry raising a business. MT. Desmarais has hundreds | of these birds. all slzes, and sure to catch i the eye of any chIcKen crank.
 pr George Thompson. Harry F. Pren- tice and George H. Young enjoyed long motor trip Thursday. A gymnasium class has been organized at the Taftvlle Maennerchor club ! Miss Rose DavSs has taken a house on i South B street.
 A. Frank of Providence. R. l., spent Thursday with friends in the village
 Mrs. Alfred Linderson has been con- ! fined to her home on North Third avenue | by illness
 Every day brings number of requests from members in all parts of New Eng | land fer badges for the tenth annual re.
 union of the Pioneer Boys of Taftvilie al ] ROCKY POlnt. K. l.. i Aug. 18th. Mrs. Joseph Lucier and daughter. Mis-, 1 Blanche Lucier. of North A street. Mrs
 Adolphus Benoit and Miss Gladue O 1 Hunters avenue and Mrs. Joseph Para dis Of Merchants avenue spent the weel
 end at the Williams cottage on Fisher
 Island.
 cruel joke on a local young man wa reported around town Thursday. -Thi T..J
 and during the day he had been in tele
 phone conversation with her and mad
 an appointment with her to call on som
 friends in Norwich. She would eav
 Baltic on the car that reached Taftvill
 at 715. and he would take the car at tn
 Taftville postoffice. When he boarde
 the car the young lady was nowhere t
 be seen. and the young man was cursin
 softly when he remembered that Balti
 was on standard time, and the car h
 should have taken in Taftville was tn S.15. He figured out his mistake in tim to ret off al Norwich avenuv and wake , sadly back to the postofice to wait ar
 other hour.
 Mrs. Joseph Lucier of North A stree and son Henry and Miss Victoria Gladu
 of Hunters avenue have returned fror spending several days at Block Islant
 R. I.
 Miss Loretta Vincent. who has bee
 spending several days in the village, ha . left town.