Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-06
MYSTIC
Brown Alumni Won, 26-22-Appeint. ments for Doctors consdon and Pur-
 dy-Work Started on New Theatsr

Brown Alumni Won, 26-22-Appoirt-
 / ments for Doctors Conqdon and Pur-
 dy-Work Started on New Theatsr.
 The third basketball game of the se- ries between Brown alumni of Provi was played Tuesday evening in St. Patrick's hall. The game was a close one and showed good work on the part of both teams. The visitors made a hard fight and the first half the score was 14-13 in favor of Brown. When the men came on the floor for the last half much applause was given all in hopes that the home team would win out, but the visitors proved too much for them. The score and line ups:
 Mystic-McKone If. 2 baskets: Gley. 4 baskets, ? fouls; Davis c, baskets; Murray and Larkum lg. Wilcox rg, 1 basket.
 Brown-McKay, 8 baskets. ? fouls; Snathfield. 2 baskets. 1 foul; Schultz, four baskets: Sparklin, Reynolds, two baskets, one foul.
 The final score was 26-22 in favor of Brown Scorer. William Mullaney; j; timer Theodore Hernes; referee, Ed ward Denehee. This game drew out one of the largest audiences ever seen at basketball.
 Experience Social.
 E.. I Here WdS- d ldE8G dllcuudllCc dl G.. A. R. hall Wednesday evening when Phebe Packer Rathbun tent. Daugh- ters of Veterans, held an experience social. Each member had pledged her self to earn $1 and told how she had earned the money. Lunch baskets were sold and each man who bought a bas- ket had to eat the lunch with the lady who brought it. The Daughters had as their guests the Sons of Veterans. A good sum was realized toward pay ing off the mortgage on the G. A. R. building.
 Appointment for Dr. Congdon. Dr.. c. F. Congdon has received a letter from the secretary of the First civil service district, designating him as medical examiner at Mystic, to ex- ecute medical certificates and to con- duct such medical examinations of applicants as may be required. John G. Black is president of the commits sion.
 Body Not Claimed. The man killed Tuesday afternoon by the express train, who presuma bly was a tramp and whose body lies in the undertaking rooms of J A. Rath- bun, has not been claimed If no one i claims the body it will be buried this 1 (Thursday) morning at the expense o1 l the town. The. man was about forty years of age. had gray, short mus 1 tache, gray hair, weighed about 14( l pounds. wore a dark gray coat anc l trousers and black overcoat. He was l feet inches tall
 Work Begins on New Theater. l Work was commenced Wednesday ir 1 the Morgan block The interior of the 1 two upper stories has been torn out 1 and carpenters are busy making tht alterations. The theater will seal about 400 and will have a stage at tho l south end and horseshoe gallery. Il 1 will be fireproof and will have fire es- Icapes, and exits on three sides of the l building. The state inspector will see | that it is safe. The main entrance l will be from Main street and it vii ] be only one flight up to the mair floor Manager McGuire of Spring 1 field, who is to lease the new theater l is in the village this week, looking after the building. He is in hopes O l having it completed by the early sum l mer.
 D. A. R. Meeting. Fanny Ledyard chapter, D. A. R.