Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-01

V-hat rroniises to he an interesting ocnhict will take place Wednesday even ing on the Providence street grounds when twilight game will be waged be- tween the Taftville A A. and the Fancy Corners. The Fancy Corners are pre- sentinE a strong lfnetrp and feel conf dent that they can force the X. A. to bite the dust. They have Lefty Corcoran scheduled for the box. with Chip Dugas catching. This extra strong battery will be strongly supported by Ed Murphy on first, N N. M8rphy on second. Frank Gley on third, Jack Chance at short, Zoon Geru1aine in left field, C. Heauregard in -snter and Cap. Edwards in right. This forms a rather threatening organization which is sure to make the Acal boys go some to beat. BiaC. CormSer and H. suprenant have been engaged to carry the drinks. and Romaine Heauregard, that enterprising manager Of the store or wheels. besides doing his bit on the reaching line. has agreed to serve hot dogs to the winners. If the Fancy Cor ners get into a bad hole, Minnow Beaure- gard Eili be on hand to pull them out with his four-hoCse team.
 For the past few mornings a ha nd some buck has been noted in the woods north os North Third avenue. and those who have seen it believe it to be the same deer that jumped into the mill canal last week. IL is a two year old, judging by the horns. which are small as yet The buck in some manner fell into the mill canal during Monday night and was found swimming around unable to get out on Tuesday morning. Some of the men employed at the plant obtained a rowbost and launched it in the canal and attempted 10 lassoo the deer. but as it Ess a fast swimmer and would frequent iv turn on it's side 10 get kick al Its rursUers. the rescuers had hard time cs it. before Archie Norman succeeded n getting the rope around the neck and toTe leg and the buck was drawn to the piztforn. Here the men met with quite p little opposition when they. attempted e lie It's legs. but the animal was finally .led. loaded into a wagon. taken into the woods and set at liberty unharmed.
 Mrs Harry McNamara of Hartford Is he riest of Mfr. and Mrs. k. w -YerrinE- 4on Of South Second avenue.
 MT. and M-s Henry Fontaine and the Misses Blanche and Lecna Fontaine of South Second avenue have returned from Erending few weeks with Mir and Mrs. Alexander Disco-at Groton Long Point.
 MT. and Mrs Earle NJ. Wood of North rhird avenue. with Miss Frances O'Con- nell Of Hartford. have returned from a weeks stay at Gardner Lake
 Miss Marion Clarke of New London is at the home Of her grandparents. MT. and Mrs. Azei L. Aberg, of North Third ave nue
 Miss Ruth Kupky Of Blissville road has returned from a two weeks stay at Myrtle Beach New Haven.
 Miss Elsie Heap of South Second ave- nue is spending two weeks at Ocean Beach
 George ]. Meyer of Lisbon was vis- itor over the week end at Rocky Point l.. and Narrsgansett Pier, R I.
 Mrs Moses Durocher and children of North Thrd- avenue have returned from sr extended visit with friends in St Madeline. Canada
 Oscar Main of Norwich was bushes. caller in town Monday
 Eric Pickering, Ralph Hunt. CharIe, Grant. Frederick Smith Edwin Heap Henry Troeger and Russell KunnelI have returned. from weeks. stay at Camr Mofn7-Binna. the Wednesday Knisht o1mp al Gardner Lake