Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-16

Word was received by Mrs. John H. Burke of Seventh street from her son, Raymond J. Burke, announcing his arr rival at the central officers training camp at Camp Lee, Petersburg Va. He was chosen from nineteen others of the class at Holy Cross college and first to leave from there. They left for the south Monday morning.
 Mrs. Daniel Shaw Of Boswell ayenle is spending few days with relatives in South Windharn.
 The people of Norwich win witness a fast football game Sunday after- noon at the Mohegan Park field when they see the strong Tiger football team IT. action with Blue Jays of New Gon- don The team is composed many stars who played with them last year and at the end of last season this team had a good record. The Tigers will have the best team in the state. They have been hard at practicing every night and Saturday afternoons for the last two weeks. The lineup is as fol- :owsi T. Gromko, centre; Joseph Shed. right guard; J. Gauthier, left Kosloski, left tackle; E. Mcintyre, right end; J. Sullivan, left end: E. Fielding. left halfback; C. Rolister. fullbaclt; H. Holmes and Fred Ashley, halfback; subs, T. Ward, Furlong and Planolt. The Tigers have lost seven players who played with them last year wno are now serving the colors, namely, R. Sfahan, c. LangIois, E. Erickson. George Fregeau, D. Roson- ski and L. Erickson, J. Caulkins. The Tigers would like to arrange game with the Harddigs in the near future. All teams wishing games should an 4lx .KGs. |. i rhone to Joseph Shea. 204 or 205, Nor wich, Conn.
 Joseph Warrington has returned to the submarine base in New London after spending few days with his parents. Mir. and Mrs. c. D. Warrington of Boswell avenue
 Albert Dillworth has returned to the submarine base after spending a few days at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dillworth of Mowry avenue. |, John Rochelle, Jr., has returned af- ter spending a few days with his reia- tions in New Bedford, Mass. Friends of John Lynch will be pleased to know that he is getting along nicely after injuries he received by the overturning of the autocheS1i- cal last Saturday. His son, John t. is also improving
 The Social club held a meeting in their clubroofns Thursday evening There were about twenty members were present and election of officers were elected, also a routine of bus mess was transacted.
 { Fred Ellis of Preston City was a business caller in the village Friday
 The friends of Mrs. J. O'Brien will be pleased to learn that she is wei again and out of the hospital. Mrs | O'Brien was run over by an aryomo- bile about six weeks ago.
 Private James Counihan of Camr l Upton, N. Y. is spending furloush at the home of his wife in Prospect Park
 Joseph Gates of the State Pier ir New London is spending a few days days at the home of his parents CT Tenth street.
 William Pitcher is spending his an nual vacation in New London.
 Edgar Barry has returned to the submarine base after spending N few days with relatives in the village.
 Among the larA4st squashes that were raised in Preston is one on ex. hibitioh in the window of J. W. Sem. rie's store and was raised by Glen. wood Cleary. It weighs seventy pounds and three quarters,
 The Jolly Four club is planning fo, a strawride to Preston City Saturday evening
 The Congregational Sunday schoo is to hold Rally Day exercises at floor cn Sunday. A speaker from the sub. marine base will be present and { very large attendance is looked for.