Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-22
.JEWETT CITY

Funeral services for Miss Bridget Sullivan were held at St. Mary,s church Monday morning. Requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev. John J. McCabe. The bearers were four nephews, John, James, Joseph and Jeremiah Limerick. Friends attended from New Haven. Man chester. Plainheld, Norwich, New London and Hartford, and Springfield, Mass Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery. in Lisbon. ? Funeral Directors Hourigan Bros. were in charge.
 Thirty cards and letters ware r.e.i7-. ed in town Monday morning from pr. I. B. Sweets party. The cards were mail ed in Lincoln, Neb., and Laramie, Wyorn- ing The party have progressed toward their objective at greater speed than was' expected, and gre at a farther west ern point than was figured in three weeks. By a coincidence some of the cards sent from Lincoln show sections of the Lincoln street railway of whose stock several thousands of dollars are 1 owned in Griswold.
 Within the territory served by Che Jewett City c.tosric light plant, there are at least four people. who buy cleo tricity to De used for lighting effect to stimulate laying bullets to greater egg production. The idea being that the turning on of the light in the coop dur l ing the early evening hours. induces the fail in thedesired results S
 c. E. social, Pachaug church lawn, 8 tonight, s. |. Cake, candy. Ice cream adv.
 supt. F. H. Clement, Mrs. Clement. and daughter, Phyllis, have returned 1 from trip to Hampton Beach, N. H.. Manchester. N. H.. Somerville. and North Attleboro, Mass.
 | Psssers-by on Green avenue are .top- ping to admire the gorgeous dahlia dis 1 play grown by Wilcox Knox He has close to two thousand plants comprising several hundred named varieties, inciud- ing the handsome Robert Peary and the | splendid Lydia Perkins There are al- so several of his own seedlings. Two have been named by him the Colarette a peculiar hybrid with white center pet T als. and the Beatrice Knox, a. handsome
 yellow creatl'n, named for his grand. I daughter. This flower will be tested out
 at Storrs next summer. Then it's name J will become of commercial value and the beautiful Beatrice Knox will have a name and place in the dahlia market. The story in the Jewett City newt r Monday morning awakened new inter , est in the hoop snake; over thirty feet I like an inflated bicycle tire. MT. Jones 7 has taken note of the si,oo0 offered b, the New York Geological society for thu , discovery of g hoop snake and fgurei , that 1t may be easy money. These 2 snakes are easily caught. All one ha to do is to hide beside the road. whel
 one comes rolling by. The t,lnter. arm ed with long pole. sticks 1t througl 4H@nSan H tsf l. nothing to it!
 Mrs. F. 0. Whiting entertained as
 week end guest Mrs. w. H. Bennett ant i, ber), oftC!ifton. N. J. Mrs. Bennett 1 . the widow of w. H. Bennett. formerl :, in charge of the finishing departmen 2 for the Aspinook Co. She has not beel !. here for eight years. Her daughters
 Mabel and Bertha, were born here
 Both are married having homes in Nev lJersey. Mrs. Bennett called on othe
 friends in the borough.
 The BaptIst sunday sehOol picni
 which proved a, most enjoyable outing
 was held at Samuel Cathcarts camp o : the Quinebaug, at Bennett's Cove, Satur
 day afternoon. Occasional downpour
 kept the picnickers dodging indoor an
 out all the afternoon, but the rain fail
 ed to dampen the determination to hay
 a good time at this ideal spot, an
 they had it. Mrs. c. H. Priors .clas and Miss Alice A. Browns class were i
 charge of the lunch. G. H. Prior aN
 c. T. Armstrong and J. B. Palmer locke
 after the Transportation and the fin
 grade of Lemonade was manufactured Q the spot by Charles F. Gardner. E. N
 Gray and Francis Campbell. The con
 tests and iSanes were in ek arge Q
 Samuel Cathcart and Albert FrankliI
 The mems race, of 50 yards was wo by Rev. E. E. Seates The girls rae
 was won by Doris Carpenter and tn