Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-16
MANAGERS AT ODDS.
Fans Want Ball and Hope That Con
 sessions May Be Made.

Given six managers of teams. all with an intense desire to play ball in an organization to be known as the Eastern Connecticut league, the prop osition now is to find some means or manner to get them to agree on what they are going to let each other have in the way of territory or players of other than the home variety. Manager James Walker of Dayville is willing to concede almost anything within reason to get the league to doing bus mess. Almost as much can be said for Manager Dion of Wauregan Man ager Alfred Bardier of Putnam wants extra territory in Thompson, but to this the representatives of Moosup. JeWett City and Taftville object.
 The fan who can produce a satis- factory solution or dissolution of the present deadlock will deserve the plaudlts of lovers of the game in ev- evry town indicated. Baseball in or ganized form Is wanted and Monday many fans gave expression to the hope that the managers would make one more attempt to reach some final agreement, though ii be just little different from what they would best like to have. A few concessions here and there it is hoped will be agreed to and the teams put in the field to entertain public waiting for the sport to commence.
 Going to New Haven Convention.
 Judge Harry E. Back, Representa- tive F. H. Reach, W. E. LabeIle and Arnold F. Rich, Killinglys delegates to the republican state convention, leave here this CTuesday) morning for New Haven.
 confers with Commissioners.
 Sheriff Preston B. Sibley was at Putnam Monday afternoon, in confer ence with the county commissioners, relative to plans for the new barn to be built at the county home, near Putnam.
 Promoted to Chief Operator.
 Miss Katherine D. Aylward, who has been the supervisor at the local central telephone office. has been pro- noted to be chief operator on the Dan ielson division.
 On Sunday, Misses Laura and Leah Bessette entertained pr. J. Cullen and John J. Hines, both of Valley Falls, R. l.
 Tele1phore woisard. who has been l employed in local drug store, went to Webster Monday to work in a phar- macy in that place.
 pr. Robinson More Comfortable. Reports as to the condition of Dr. Rienzi Robinson Monday were to the effect that he was resting somewhat more comfortably.
 Cataract Removed from Eye. Miss Marietta Healy was at Worces- l ter Sunday to visit her grandmother, Mrs. Jane Rooney, a patient at the Memorial hospital, where she was re- ! gently operated upon for the removal of a cataract from one eye. The op- eTaton did not prove as successful as | desired.
 Local Briefs, Mss John Fournier and daughter 1 Lucy were visitors with relatives in Norwich Monday,
 | c. C. Brown was reported Monday as i'll at his home on Furnaes street l Montealn CraFeau has entered the employ of A; P, Woodward, i MT and Mrs. c, A. Young while Fe- ! turning frsH Fierida as passengers en l m M. & A. liner, saw the flames from ! the burning ontario of the same line 1 George DemiRgue of Bawtueket has 1 been a visiter with his parents, Mir 1 and Mrs. Napoleon Deningue. 1 Case Continued. | The case of Jehn Mehamet Abdal-
 lah. whe is charged with perjury 1T connection with taking cut marriage | license to wed Philia Cote, Is, hal