Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-09
,JEWETT CITY

The idea of having a board of trade, a chamber O. commerce or a civic organ ization of some sort for Jewett City, has received it's first real impetus. One meeting has been held and another is scheduled for Tuesday evening Aug 18th in the town hall The meeting held last week was addressed by Secretary John J. ORourke of the Norwich board of trade. At this meeting there was a number of representative business men present. who listened with attention to the remarks and explanations, made in teresting and clear by the secretary The idea is, that the organization shall nos restrict it's membership distinctively to business men, speaking as of the mer- chants. but men of the manufacturing concerns and others who are interested to see the civic and commercial welfare of the borough guarded and advanced. always with a view to lasting benefits
 for the home town. James H. Shea was chosen chairman and Frank Driscoll sec retary. A committee on organization
 was elected John 4. Hourigan, Edward
 Blanchard and Charles R Carey, also a
 membership committee, Arthur D. Tripp, A Zegeer and Daniel F. Finn.
 Foggy. heavy mornings lately. people in
 the borough have heard distinctly at seven o'clock the sound of two whistles coming off to the south Clear mornings
 these whistles are not heard here for
 weeks Many borough people were
 wondering Tuesday morning whence the
 sound came, borne up so distinctly
 audible through the fog
 After two days of humidity of as high register as has been experienced here this summer, shift of wind to the Inorthwest in the middle of the after noon Tuesday caused the temperature to drop to 70 and dispelIed the oppressive moisture entirely.
 The first katy-dids of the season were holding their concerts all about th- town Monday evening. In accordance with old time predictions, it is only six weeks to the first frost
 Miss Marguerite Bliss has returned from visit in Clinton, Conn. Misses Anna and Flora Littlefeld left Tuesday for two weeks visit in Con cord, N H., with their cousin, Miss Flora Potter, who has been visiting here for
 two weeks
 Mrs. William Smith of Dorchester.
 Mass, has been a guest at Thomas Stewards
 Prof. Crandall of Storrs college is to meet the members of the Griswold Bee l clup al F. l.. hanahan S farm in Lisbon at two o'clock Standard time) Thurs day This meeting is open to any one interested in bees or bookkeeping. MT. and Mrs. C. J. Driscou of Nor wich and Marcus Driscoll, assistant
 manager of the Mohcan in Westerly,
 were at P. F. Driscolfs Sunday.
 Mrs. Anna Wright and son William, of New York, have returned from a Boston | hospital to Dr. c. H. Jennings, both having had throat operations Miss Annie Driscoll has returned from the Rhode Island hospital and is improving daily
 Thefollowing clipping from a Boston paper is of local interest. as Mr. She1- don is one of the leading sportsmen of this section and well known in the bor- ough
 Voluntown, Conn, Aug. 5.-Byror Sheldon of this town, who is veteran trout and bass fisherman is working on something new in the bait line for catch ing bass. Mir. Sheldon, with his sor George, were out casting for black bass one day this week when he went to cast | wooden minnow along the short ot | the Glasgo mill pond, where he was fish ing. In doing so he hit limb of a