Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-18

brea4 buttsr, piol<le.. sliced snicna, p3<bS4 cziEftii 6sts, szioed to11a4oee' eten1.ed cl<a>le h naeItetl butter, stenn-
 e fkah5fuKters, bIued9h, chicken.
 takQes. broiIed lobster, Wate1fn21on as serted soda The hake was sefved by
 xea1rnteers frc1H tise Wtndhnm GirIs' |club.
 After shs ssks tho service men were
 n cHAfkE ar r1e entertainn6nt com
 uaittee. Immediately after dinner a
 Ere4fHnu bout between Lewis and Brand VAS staged near the flirlfl1x tent.
 s3uch Honoi1ae Was the third man in
 the ring and he gave the decision to
 Lewis. The a6air was scheduled for
 I5 mtnutez but the referee ended it in
 Just II Knf4utes- Following the wrest-
 nnk mAfeh there was boxing, Johnny Shea and Toung ceierado being the principals. The match was stopped
 by ke4eree o,Keqflre in the sixth round to cave Shea who was being cut
 t4 pieces by Go1ozado. The bout was
 sloy nssther man doing much az even but the others were easily Colo radcs. After the events in the rfnx fheEe were q nnInber of high-class vaudeyhle acts on stage near the 'se.ebeH dtemond. The best of the acts was tlaAt of the Irvine sisters. lwfe dtd se1se sexcelleHt dancing Their u14c4e, each accurately costuraed iu- e1uded fiae Highland F1ing Scottish sOEo rA4nee- 1r1Sn Bg. Lfbefty dance and the sailors hernpipe
 5abe e4ker surss were the fnr;.. Ar4hian trqppe of tun1bIers and aero bats, the Peerless Five in a musical act, Kennedy and Nelson, comedy ac- robats Gordpn Brothers in a novelty serisl ect Spa the charpino Brothers. Erof- Haryd Gates did a double para chute drop from a balloon shortly after o'clock There was nof much wind and the balloon went straight up. The haifodnist and his balloon both landed few hundred feeet to the west q fhe paFk
 The Arker*ainspent eomsnittee was also responsible for the exhibiticn of Gecxse !. Pnlley, 'The Human Fly" en the Windham hank building at 10 o'clock in the morning. Policy climb enough He used his legs as much as bis hands and Kept the, crowd in rood humor with typical stage jokes Sey- oral times he made intentional slips to stir fhe crowd, and the gasps of hor- to be 8 source of great delight to him. He climhed the building and then stood on his head on the edge of the | cornice, then came down the same way
 During the afternoen the American band and Coit.s band of Hartford i pfayed selections at the park.
 Thonsas F. MeCarthy of tiartford. | state organizer for the Veteran Sol zlers, Sailors and Marines associationt 3f CoDnecticut, which has as it's ob-t ect the passtng of the One Year Payi siH by congress spoke briefly to thel 'ervfce men and told of the organiza -I ion and it's purposes
 . There IS to be camp at Wi1liman- lc. Eamp No 4- The association is 'ntirefy within the state at present
 cenvrsssnan Richard P. Freemanl y4s present and after being presented y FrHazh P. Hent0a spoke briefly toI he cfowd- He saad that he considered m hozor and a pleasure to bel here, and that no word of his Wasi Eecessary for the homer of the rneni Fho had died in the service. No i'm h nortazfty could be suEer than theirs.
 Ourina tsse Inter part of th1 after loaon the athletic committee did ftal art to entertain ff1e soldiers There yas a five mile race which was won H; Bowen. with P. Carcio second nd Wiiham Kelley third. The first part. BoWAn passing Carcie within a i' xtndred feet Of the finish. Edward korr1s ven the loo yard dash with 3lrcd sharon second and Ray How It third. Morrison and Sharon also on nrst and second places in the 22oi . Ard dash, but James Casey took third {
 The bs3i sans between the iecatj am and the NutInegs of New Haven as real thriller. It was a pitchers !. lftfe between Bob Farrell for the To- l Il team and Tyreff for New Haven he local team pushed one run across Irly Tn the game, and after that i : either team was able to penetrate theI 1, hers defense. The score: