Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-10
TAFTVILLE

Leo Lepage of Norwich Avenue leaves town this "Wednesday morn Ing for Montreal Canada, where he win Jcin two friends ard start on a five weeks fishing trip through coGn- Try north Of that city. Reports from that district indicate plenty of sport for thc angler.
 The large maple tree that was blown over Monday afternoon in front of the res dence or John StiCht and Henry Troeger on North B Street, fell directly acrcss the street, clos Ing the fhoroughfare 10 all traffic for the rest or the day. No one was in- fu-ed although sev erai children were playing nearby. For the remainder of the day the fallen tree furnished a great deal or sno.t for the youngsters of the nelghborhood. who swung and played abodt it. The tree has been converted into firewood.
 st. Jean 5aptiste Society have ap- rnfnfcd Desire Uufresne. the presi- dent. and Raymond Girard 2s dele rnfcs 70 the F- F-anco- American conven- fiur 70 be held in Waterbury Conn" on May c2ih ard 30th.
 William T. Delaney and Hormidas Gaduc, and Nirtune Quinn of Yer sailies have returned from Danbury.
 
 ing a convention Of Knights of Co., llmbus as delegates
 Michael MalsowsA spent Tuesday In Hartford. Conn.
 The buildings Of the Prentice Com pany on South C Street are being painted.
 Mrs Dennis Moran of South c Street has returned from a short stay in PawtIcket, R. |.
 Several of the grades Cf the We ruonnoc. No. sS. F. of A. had anoth- sr successful night Tuesday when a large crowd was on hand to enjoy the attractions and dancing.
 Henri Blais of North 3 Street mel with a painful accident while at his work Monday. when an oil cup which he was using became entangled with belt on a machine, which threw the cup against his face cutting his nose severely. and puncturing the se- lera of the eye. Mir. Blais was attend ed by Dr. Sussler and Dr. Markoff.
 Napoleon Pepin returned Tuesday evening from a several days stay iI Danbury. Conn.
 Joseph Thibeault of North B Street was a caller in Jewett City Tuesday John Murphy of South A Street wa. in Willimantic Tuesday, appearing al a witness for Ernest Dubrieul whC ls applying for citizenship in that city Mir Dubrieul was a former resident of Taftrille. residing on South Street with his parents, MT. and Mrs Dieudonne Dubrieul.
 George Vidal of Artic. R. l., is q visitor In toyug
 Harry Mills Of Norwich Avenue hal accepted a position with the J. B. Mar. tin Company.
 The large flag pole which has stoe, at the corner of North Front ant Providence Street has been removed Hereafter the village flag will be flown from the new flagpole recent iv erected in the Memorial Park oI South Street.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph C. Dion of Hun ters Avenue are are spending sev erai days in Boston. Mass.
 Mrs. Hormidas Benoit of South l Street has been confined to her hom by illness.
 Mrs. George NJ. Thompson of Nortl Front Street is spending some tim with relatives in Athens Maine.
 Through the courtesy of M. Four nier of the Casino theatre four bene fit performances were given at tn theatre on Sunday and Monday fo tho Taftville Fire department. Th' performa nces were largely attended and a substantial sum realized. Tn feature picture shown at these per foTmances was A Dangerous Curv Ahead.
 The funeral of Miss Anna N. Hoe