Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-06

 Mrs Harry F. Borden of Springfield. Aiazs was recent guest of Mrs. Will iau1 Bailey of North Front street. MT and Mrs. Philip F. Linderson and children Airline and Philip. of North B street have returned from North Ston- lngton. where they were the guests of Mrs. Linderzon's parents, Mfr. and Mrs. psuie, Veryason-
 Nr. and Mrs Edward Bergeron and three children have returned to their homs in Bristol. Conn. after passing the hoiidsrs with Mrs. Bergeron's par ensE Mir and Mrs. Solomon Lambert of Providence street
 While at work In the varsailles Sam itary Fstg- CouTiTSv. Manual Sylvia recently met with a painful injury to his rirh- hand
 Horedors Frersau of Danielson spent ,te week end with his parents. Mir and Srs Joseph Fregesu. of Providence rre-4
 William Fisher of Greenevf1le, W. J., i< the ruszt of Mir. and Mrs William Bailey ot North Front street
 Mrs. Matilda Carcn of North street had as house guests over the holidays. fchn Jarrv. DelphisJsrry. Thomas lar rr. Miss Ida Iarry. Wilfred Jarrsv and Nrs Natalie Phaneuf of New Bedford. Maze. and Mfr. and Mrs. Fred Caron of New London, all making the trip in their motors.
 - Haro'd Linderson has returned to his hrule in North GTosvenordale after .srendins the holidays with friends in Town.
 Lao LepsEe has returned to his hou1e in North Grosvenordale after spending ths holidays with friends in town.
 Mfr and Mrs. Peter Benac of Dan Jason have returned to their home aft- er spending a few days with Mrs. Re- -rac's parents. Mir. and Mrs Frank Des- uaralS rf South B street
 Mrs H. c. Wing has returned to New Bedford Mass after passing a few days days In town.
 afr. and Mrs. Stanley DzIedzjok of Norwich avenue have moved to Nor vich. where they have taken a house on Boswell avenue
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davignon and sons Edward, Arthur and Francis of Plainheld, were holiday visitors at the home of ArE- Davignon's mother. Mrs. Timothy Mccarthy of Merchants av- enus.
 Mr. and Mrs Daniel Mcshensrv of South street are in Hartford. snend- ing a few dayswth their son-in-law and daurhter. Mfr. and Mrs. Rudolph and family.
 George vlado. chief of n rypey tribe -thaf is encamped at present at the fair grounds. Norwich. was a yisitor in town Wednesday. Chief Vlado made a very -pic-uresque appearance as he has long Thite beard and is a man of great nerN and weight. He wore a green nandana handkerchief and around his throzt he had a thick, gold chain on which was strung a cross and variouE other gold ornaments. He attracted con rldcrable attention in the village. Chiet Nlado stated that he had travelled con. siderab.y during his life and was a cnrpersmith by trade. His knowledge of hr9lSh was limited but he spoke French very well and had a conversation in that tongue with some of the residents of the town.
 Brrause Wednesday was inst as wei as every other day. the baseball gam. hetween the Taftville 4. A. and tn. Ponefnah Wheel cub had to be post. poned.
 .- George Bannigan of Providence. wa. visitor in town Wednesday.
 The alm. "A Big Day in 7astville. :. which .s The picture of the twilight game between the Taftville 4. A. and the Htilcrezt team has arrived and by in. citation of Manager Schwartz. a mum. Der cf the officials of the Taftville Ath- !. tetir association attended a prelimin. ary- performance when the picture wal -sin or They expressed themselves as veii pleased with the entire film. and fdlrrhssed. it outright at once, so that f. viii soon he shown to the public al one the local theatres.
 A requiem high mass for the repose oi Inc soul Of the late George Poyend wal tuuE in Sacred Heart church. Monday norninS. having been requested by ths Boy Scouts.
 Miss B.anch Lamoreux has resigned Ter position with the Ponenah company
 Michael Katorba has left town.
 Al the meeting of the TaftvilIe So rial and Football club held on Mon day evening the following officers weri -elected: President, Fred Ince: vic, presidents Robert Brooks; secretary Gecrge Nudderman; treasurer. FreC Knowles. auditing cemmsttee. Alai BoEfe. and John Sedden; house com mlttee, Albert Bardsley. James Hart ley and Archibald Torrance: member ship committee. Fred Ince. Wiifian Matner and Thomas Parsons. Five ap phcations for membership were receiv and approved. A social session follow ed tre business meeting.
 Mrs Thomas Addison has returned io her home on Norwich avenue afte Ievc-al weeks spent with friends il Providence