Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-01

try at the fish in AIexanders lake whe nopportunity presented itself for
 some time past will do we'll it is said,
 to take warning from the arrest of a
 Pole who tried the stunt and was
 fined in the town court of Killingly Monday morning. The lake is closed until July l of next year, and game and fish protectors are keeping close watch to see that the special law is
 obeyed.
 Many Holiday Attractions at Park
 Hundreds of of local people went to
 Wildwood park Memorial day for the first time this season. There was the
 usual program with shows at the the ater baseball games and other attrac-
 tions. A new baseball field, one of the finest in the county, was used Monday for the first time Monday for the first time for the games between the Will iamsville and DayVille teams of the
 Textile League of KilIingly. The play
 ing field is just acorss the little bridge
 at the west side of the park and within a minutes walk of the park grounds. It is said that if Sunday
 baseball is allowed at the park a
 grandstand and bleachers will be | erected. At present no seating ar- l engagements have been made.
 Ponfret Schools Annual JoIIification. Pomfret school students are inte-
 rested, incidentally, in plans for the annual jOllificauon night, which each,
 year marks the ending of the school yearc. The plans will be much the same as in other years-Serenades for
 members of the faculty, a band con- cert, grand display of fireworks, bon fires and parade. The students will entertain guests during the festivities. Honored Soldier Dead.
 Giving attention to the true signifi- 0o Of 0f +L,o ~
 A. R., and patriotic societies paid on Memorial day the usual tribute to the veterans of the Civil War. Sons of Veterans and Spanish War veterans
 joined in the procession that marched to the cemeteries, where the usual exercises were conducted. St. Marys cemetery was visited in the morning, Grove street cemetery in the afternoon. The A. R. men rode in automobiles and carriages. All of advanced age,
 now, they seemed more devoted than
 ever in assisting in conducting the
 1ority of their comrades in arms. Thirty Circus Men Interrupted. The following, under a Southbridge
 date line, is relative to a gang of the circus that played here Monday: A gang of thirsty employees of La Tena's circus was dispersed early Sun
 day morning, in the rear of w. H. Watsons restaurant, 1-2 Central street, where they were discovered by
 Patrolman Patrick DonnelIy and Hon
 ore St. Martin. Jr, attempting to par
 take Of some beer from a half barrel.
 Disappointment reigned in the gang.
 when they attempted to draw some of
 the beer, only to discover that they
 were not equipped with a syphon, and
 were at a loss to extract some of it.
 Some one in the party secured a
 rubber pipe, one end of which was
 dropped into the half barrel, while the
 thirsty ones sucked the fluid through
 the other end, taking turns. About
 two gallons was sucked out of the half barrel in that way before the po-
 lice broke up the party.
 The loud talking caused the officers to investigate, and as soon as the po- lice appeared, a scramble took place. but the half-barrel of beer was left for