Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-29

tic and vicinity with hundreds of finger ling trout secured from the state board of fisheries, Friday morning received a consignment of seven-inch trout year lings. A large auto truck with twenty four cans, each containing twenty-five trout arrived here Friday morning and parked under the foot bridge. where the men in charge distributed the cans to Albert W. French, Colonel j. D. Chaf- fee, Charles l.. Crane, William Nichols, stephen Case and a few others The cans were conveyed to various streams and emptied The trout were bought from a private hatchery at Carolina, R. I.
 Physical Director 4. F. Brown an- nounced Friday that the tennis teurna- ment will commence .oday (Saturday) at the normal school courts, which have been leased exclusively for the use of the '. M c. A. The schedule has been ar l ranged so that each entfant will play every other entrant three sets. It was at ] first planned to have an elimination tournament, but the round robia was finally decided upon.
 l The joint picnic of ConseiIs Florlihond ! and St. Cecile L'Union St. Jean Bap- | tiste D'Amerique, will be held Sunday at the pumping station and it is expected l that 500 will be in attendance. Joseph | Lefevre is general chairman with the | following aides: Refreshments, Albert J. Piche, Albert J. Fourhier. Charles J. LaFleur, Joseph Lariviere and Edward i Grenier; amusements, Albert J. Piche, | Albert J. Fournier, Edward Irznier, Ma poleon Brindamour and Alexis Caisse.
 The firm of Lennon and agstrom re- gently dissolved partnership and Will l liam will conduct the business with his brother, P. A. Lennon.
 Brief Mention
 Mrs Lottie H Wyatt of this ely has | sold to Mrs. Emily J. Acker man the foul tenement house at No. 20 Schooaouse Lane. Mrs. ckerman is the wife ot James Alderman, assistant Janitor al the Windham High school.
 Mrs. Robert Colt Johnson of Norwich was local visitor Friday
 Mir and Mrs Walter E. Knight an daughter Marjorie and Mrs. | C. Bar rows and daughter Helen, motored Waterbury Wednesday.
 James Fitten and Miss Ellen O'Neiu c Rockville are guests of Mrs. George K Nasons.
 AIr and Mrs William A. Datvscl called on Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Gas well at Groton Long Point "Wednesday.
 Mrs. A. G. Turner and daughter Ma, entertained Thursday their cousins I Herbert Oehlers and little daughter Doris who have been staying in Colum bia.
 Mrs. H. C. Murray has been entertain ing Dr. and Mrs. James A. Allen 0 Geneva, N Y. for a few days. The are now in Boston with Mrs. Murray. Among visitors at Groton Lons Point Thursday were MT and Mrs. A L Bill and Miss Cora Riley, of Mans field Mir. and Mrs Charles F. Risedor1 Mrs. George K Mason, Mrs. Fred Av cry, Miss Gertrude Turner and J. Z Mathieu.
 c. B. Gilman, local Americanizatio director leaves today (Saturday) fo Springfield. for a few days
 Miss Marion keavaney of Waterbur is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Robert ( Branch.
 E Lieutepant Ellison Smith who ha
 been jI this city for the past few day attending to his business, returned {
 his company at Mantle Friday
 Mrs, F. A. Johnston, wife of Chit | Gunners Mate Johnston of Newport I
 l., is visiting the Misses Danahey of tn city
 Frank Shafer, Middletown a membt
 of Francis s. Long Post, No. 30. G. R., is spending a month in this cit with relatives and relatives and friend ! A short time ago he observed his Sot
 birthday