Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-11
n a similar rally in that city Sun

in similar rally in that city Sun day evening.
 The legal advisory board has se- cured lawyers to be at the Chamber of Commerce rooms for the purpose of assisting registrants in filling out their questionnaires. The lawyers will be in attendance from IF m. to 10 p. m.
 At the Msthodist Episcopal church Wednesday evening the Epworth League will hold a short meeting, followed by a social for league mem bers and for all young people who wish to come. Music. readings. games and a general good time will be en- joyed, the first get-together of the season.
 The WiIIimantic c. E.. Union will hold its fall meeting with the Congre- Sational church in Gilead Saturday afternoon and evening, Nov. 16. A meeting of the Jewels and Heralds will be held in the parler of the church Tuesday. Nov. 12. There will be meeting of the True Bluesin the | leader, Rena Clark: subject, China. The Community Teacher Training Course for Sunday school workers will meet Tuesday evening in the Baptist church. The Good Cheer Circle will kold their monthly meeting and so- | cial with Mrs. G. C. Mathew5on, Ash street, Tuesday evening. There will be seven cottage prayer meetings on Wednesday evening.
 Wednesday the First Congregational church Sodalitas will meet at the | home of Miss Bugbee. The frs; ! meeting of the Brotherhood announced i for Nov. 20. Dr. Taylor is in charge 1 of the programme.
 The Girls Friendly Society of St Paurs Episcopal church viii meet with Mrs. c. E. Lovett, 106 Unior street this (Monday) evening. The Woman's Guild will meet Friday af- ternoon in the Guild room J. Frederick Baker, assistant clerl 1 of the senate in the legislature in 1917 | who expected to be appointed clerk ol the house in the 1919 session, has en- ! listed in the U. s. army; but prooabl1 an arrangement will be made by wilicf l Mir. Baker will be able to fill the DO. sition, as 1t is felt that he should no suffer and pecuniary loss because O his patriotism.
 At special meeting of the board O l aldermen of the city of Waterbury Albert N. Colgrove, formerly of thii 1 city, was elected a member of thu beard of education. MT. Colgrove, be comes member of the committee ol 1 schoolhouses, which is probably tn, most important of any, and also member of the finance committee.
 The first inter-company game of tn season was played Saturday by Go A and Go. B of the s. A. T. c. a | .fa ( 0. Company A made the first SCOT of the game in the first quarter, an. from that time on, the game wa even. The feature of the game was 65-yard run by Palmer in the las quarter, which nearly tied the score A return game will be played nex Saturday.
 l The lineup follows:
 Company A. Company B. Wallace ................. Mansfiel Sherman .................... Klau
 Left tackle.
 oodlng .................. Prltchar
 Left guard.
 Roberts ..........., kelleher Brega
 Center.
 Skogund ......... Maier, Schulma
 Right Guard.
 Goodrich, Graf ............. Lear
 Right tackle
 Realy, Ryan ............. Greenber
 Right end.
 Mallm ....-............ Schapp'
 uarterback.
 tJDhnsoH ''...'... ..,..-.,.. 1lcke
 Right halfbacll
 Eastwood ........ Eaton, Presco
 Left halfback.
 Cummings -................., Palnt , Fullback.
 Large numbers of bass, piekere etc. have gone down the Natchau