Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-26
BALTIC

Residents Complain of Stealing From Gardens-AdditionaI Names on the Draft List-BaII Game for Red Cross-Personals. Some person or persons are at work | stealing garden stuff from gardens on the outskirts of the town. One man in town who planted garden has found a quantity of early produce missing. A number of Bal tic people secured plots off of country roads and access to these gardens is easily obtained without being seen as the houses are quite a distance apart. number of gardens. have been planted on the trolley line between Baltic and Occum and it would be an easy matter for a knight of the road to secure a good feed from these gar dens.
 Ball Game for Red Cross.
 Baltic fans will accompany the vile to witness the first in the series of games to be played between the home team and the Taftville mule spinners Saturday afternoon. The Baltic men have had conSid erabIe practice and are in fine condi- ton for the opening game The man ager of the home team doesn't say much concerning the ability of his men but it is known that some speedy ma teria1 comDoses the lineup.
 The Taftville team has done their bit in the practice line and fans from surroundins towns expect to see something doing when these two teams contest honors.
 Erickson will be on the transmit ting fine and Almquist will take care of the receiving end for the lecal team. The Baltic players have one man who has earned a reputation as a base runner and it will require some speedy twirlins to cover this man be- tween bases. Weather permitting. Baltic will be well represented at Taftville on the day of the game The on August II. The proceeds will be given to the American Red Cross.
 Troop No, 1. Boy Scouts, will be present at the game.
 No Official List Yet
 Sprague residents and citizens who registered are awaiting the return Of the red ink serial numbers to learn if they have been drafted. Town Clerk Arthur P Cote said Wednesday that he would announce the numbers as soon as he received the offcia! list.
 Additional Names.
 The following names Of Sprague residents and citizens were drawn in Roy, 341: w. H. Johnson, 391; W. O. LacFoix, 353; 4. Generou, 4S8: A. Le- inoine, 356; G. A. Reeves 363: w L. McGuire, sSS: G. Swanson, 392: s. Ii. J P. santerre. 2424: Gustave Swanson. 3&2; j. Q. Bessett, 536: c. A. Laeros, 43S; J. J. Higsin bottom, All: w. I. Donnelly, 357- Wilfred Lemoine, 3S1; A. J. Woods, 5o6; NJ. zannette, 4S5; J. T. McGuire 450; J. E. Erickson, 436: '. l.. Anderson, 336: w. J. Quinn, a60; s. Faster, 406; H. z. Rabbit, 3a3; Felix Porter, 36S; Arthur Tessier, AT.
 Personal Mention.
 Farmers in this section are admir- ing a 12-acre crop of oats on the farm of John C. Donovan on Pauti- paug Hill.
 Wilfred Hamill, former operator at the New Haven road station, has en- listed in a military company in Rhode Island. He underwent an operation in a Providence hospital in order to pass the examination to enter the service. He came to Baltic from Bristol, R. l.. and made many friends during his stay here
 John Harmon has moved his house. hold effects from Taftville to a rent on Wall street.
 Fred Courtney of Providence and were guests Wednesday of Oliver Portelance.
 Carl Johnson of whalem Park re- gently enlisted in the Third company, served one enlistment in the U. S. navy.
 Albert Sevegny of Plain Hill has joined the Fifth company at Nor wich.
 Miss Antoinette Tallion of Bristol, Conn.,, is spending a vacation with the Misses Brown of Shadow Lawn avenue.
 Michael F. Brown has purchased from Providence parties a handsome tretting mare. Wednesday afternoon this mare did a mile in 2.21 IA.
 Roderick Jodoin was in New London Wednesday.
 George Reeves of Chicopee spent Tuesday with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Henry Reeves of Main street. Mir. Reeves name was drawn in the war lottery.
 Miss Florence Ordway of Water bury spent Wednesday with Mrs. John C. Stevens.
 Patrick Murphy has returned from a business trip in Boston.
 Thomas J. Burke was in New Brit ain Wednesday.
 George Roy has returned from a visit with friends in Hyde Park, Mass.
 John Farrell is taking a few days vacation.
 John Clabby and Harry Ames are in New York on business. The trip is being made in MT. Clabby's car.
 Miss Mary Rathbun visited friends in New Haven Wednesday.