Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-05
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< afeub4s of Ashland DsnE and Game association ars snthusiasfic over the ltlsstaai ion they have received from the Norwich Fish and Game association. This ygednesdayJ evening, iu aceept- anee q good number from JeWett City will enjoy with thar Norwich friends the fine e7a1 abItfon of the Field and Stream beautiful sporting moving pictures at the '. N. c. A. hall at 7.45
 There will be six reels which, it is said, are aS pleasing to the spoftsnians $ eye as 1 the suggestions of the titles would iIldIi- cate: Up the Trout Highway, 1T66S Sebzck Riding, Happening a Giant Hogfsh. Deep Sea Fishing of the Island of ! iBnlini, A Florida Fox Hunt and a Quaid Hunt n Florida Bass. Salmon and Pike Fishing During the evening a lunch is 1 to be provided. to Wl1Teh stne Jewett City men are invited to remaah
 Dixie Plantation Singers assisted by the Crescsnt Mandolin club of Norwich coming Apra f6.-aiv
 Many patrons of the sport win enjoy the bowling match this (Wednesday) 1 eyening between the ObxebetucK | O. 1 Q, team Of Wiliinsan'tic and Wechslers $ undaunted Mighty Six of Jewe6t Citg A girls bowling team from the Thread City 1 will meet. and contest for suprefnacy with II 0 WifLl8 well known female 1 bowling team of tElis place WechsIer s Undaunted Aggregation has not been Iheater, and now as tie season is about 1 t9 close, word was received from Wiliis mantle Tuesday evening thai the Obweb- etucks were coming down to carry home the bacon nlnd and all.
 The three AuadEsd dollars worth of new regalla and past masters aprons recently ordered by Nit Vernon iodgs have arrived and were On exhibition at their roonls Tuesday evening
 Mir and Mrs Michael 2. Shea w.ers in Providence Tuesday
 Water pressure will be low 8 to F, 2. Ito 4 on acouut Of flushing, Wednesday, 5fe 5th.-adv.
 Tsput ssilins is on. and Tuesday was l going strong Returning if d fisherman Il shasnt spot 10 show in his creel, he will say that he has been to Baldwtnss, 1 carnpbesls or Harey's brook and that it was too high water and too cold, and that he lost q couple of good ones On the other hand, if he can Jay out four or l five handsome tFept on the store counter he will shift, sort of careless like, on to I the cracker barrel and fell inc old tale ! of hfiat mythical Willow brock, tor which many have sought for years, but, like Ponce de Icons fountain, 1t never was to be found. There was the general be lief hereahputs that John Driscoli now of New Londpns who lived an his young CT life in Jefvett ity. caught his big 2 pound 14 ounce trout last year in the riYer. To compfete t1le records Of e1ocai bis fiah catches g member of the Asli- land Fish and Game Protective associa- ton SAW fir. Driscon and received tiie positive irfor4nation that fl was captured none of tlle well known 6F1swoId trout brooks No record in this snd oz fhe state for d sauafeztaiied brook troui equals 1t "A man who has a fine trout stream running through his farm says il Was of no little interest 10 note the <dif. ferep4 styaes of taeEzie | 5 b e Seen in uss TQesdsy party of three men stopped near a bridge 9p an automobile. Thej had q rig out of rods, flies, boufs anf artificial bugs landing netss and otiles | llara I sed -to-ca conariVance; that. he said must have cost q small for tune He aidn f, howey CT. see them Iant any although they craSied 200 yards soi hands and knees " hen appEoAchihg faYo7a looking hole. let small col oredT endant of Che HopevilIe iazazl fafnlIy. ting oi1 the bridge Wl1et
 the road crossed with black aide branch broken Of near by for Joie and pocket partly Essli of an