Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-05
WILL.IMANTIC

after several years in office. T. Frank Cunningham was retained as seere- of. Willinantic Dollar Day was |, taken up and may materialize at an I early date. It was voted to close the | stores Saturday nights at g o'clock | after the first; of January 1920. It l was also decided to keep the stores | open Monday, Tuesday and Wednes l day nights during Christmas week. | Other topics discussed were the pol !! icies of. advertising through other than 1 recognized channels. It was voted to secure the co-operation of the lighting company as far as possible during the i holiday season. | James Frary and Michael Nelson appeared before the police court on l Thursday morning to answer to the l charge of intoxication. Both were found guilty and were sentenced to 1 Jail for thirty days. Nelson, who was l found by t!i5 police about S.90 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, stated that he had been working in Naticls. R. l.. and l was on his way to Eagleville to se- cure work when he took too much 1 hard stuff. Both men had appeared before the court previously on similar l charges.
 l A truck being driven by Guy De- Marco, of WiIlindantfc, knocked down I the silent policeman at the corner of
 Main and Walnut streets about g D. clock Thursday morning, inf1ieting some severe scratches. DeMareo l claimed that he had been forced into
 the cop by a passing automobile, the number of which he dd not obtan He. offered to settle for whatever damage I he had caused. l At a recent meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps, No. 52s. held at the G. A.
 R. hall the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
 dent, Mrs. Hattie Bowen; senior vice , president; Mrs. Blanche Burton; jun for vice president. Mrs. Anne Phillips; II secretary, Mrs. Helen French; treas Il urer, Mrs. Alice Easterbrooks; chap
 lain, Mrs Carrie Hall. conductor, Mrs.
 Alice Bentley; guard; Mrs. Grace
 Sweet: delegate to the state. depart lnaent convention, Mrs. Carrie Hall; { second delegate, Mrs. Helen French;
 first alternate, Mrs. Alice Easter
 brooks; second alternate. Mrs. Annie
 Phillips. During the meeting the charter of the corps was draped in memory of Elizabeth. H. Thompson, a
 member of the corps. who recently
 crossed the line. The charter will so
 remain for thirty days.
 Members Of St. Padi,s Guild have 1 completed arrangements for their an-
 nual Christnas sale which is to be
 held at the Town hall. The hall has
 been prettiiy decorated and the booths
 are very attractive It has been the ]; custom of the guild to hold theil | Christmas sales at the parish house o
 St. Pauls Episcopal church, but this year things are being done on a larger i, scale and the members have sectifee
 the town hall for the day In addition ! to the sale of food and fancy articles j there will be dancing in the after noon and evening. l WindEiafn High school varsity bas- lletball team will open their seasor this afternoon at the school gyf1ina . sium when they line 'up against tn, five from Tourtellotte High school North Grosvenorda1e. The girls teah will go to East Hartford to play team of that place. The members O . the teams have been carefully coachel . by Coach Donohue and a successful season is looked forward to. Follow ing is the lineup of the boys five Iathrop, Ellison. Davis. J. L. Sullivan Z l Obernesser, B. Rafferty. The girls 2 team will line up as follows: Captain
 Elizabeth Lynch, Vivian Williams : Fannie Levine, Magdaiene Moriart, } Agnes Welcf1, Florence Maef'arlant 2 Doris Elwin and Jean HoiYe. "Wednesday night, at the state arm . ory, Company B won an upfliil gam . from the Atlas five of Hartford 2 to F. During the first period the 10 5 cal team had to be satisfied with al occasional basket while their oppo 2 nents got them at will. The score a !, the end of the. half was: Atlas 13. e ! rms, za4 svv. ,set f@kt5
 Company D Atlas Five. [ D. Lewis ..........,......... O'Brie n Left Forward
 :. Schoheld .................... Madde I Right Forward.
 A. Lewis ............ ..... ThOrSe r Centre.
 | Tighe. .......... Coleman, McCuske 2 Left Guard. Leonard ............. Rytell. Geterslo 1. Right Guard.
 Score. Company B .24. Atlas Fly i. IF; baskets from hoer, A, Lewis ; , Schofeld 2, E. Lewis 2. Tighe 2, Leon !, ard 1, Madden 4. O,Brien 2. McCuske {. I, Getersich |; goals from fouls. 4
 Lewis 1. Madden 1; free tries missed .r A. Lewis 5. Madden 5. Referee Bae Donohue; timers, Setterberg an z Johnson. Time 2e-minute halves. s There were twenty nine deaths [ fthe town of Windfam during Noveni 2 Der, as shown, By the records of vits Estatistfcs at the office of Town Cfer . Frank P. Fenton. The list follows:
 AMary Hurley, age 7s years, chrc
 nic nephritis.
 2-Melyina Archanbault, s4 years,
 mos, I days, acute nephritis. ' 3-Josephine Wrzesien, 20 minute 1 premature birth.
 3-Stella Francis Wrzesien, age ]
 minutes, premature birth.
 6-James J. Falvey. 39 years,
 months 22 days. chronic enteritis.
 6-Lizzie Newbury. 65 years. valvl e lar heart lesion.
 s-Tsabelle Freeman, 12 days, ga.
 tro enteritis
 18-Ado A. Hoxie. 51 years,
 months, 10 days, meningitis.
 10-Albert Stewart. 84 years, cl1rol
 ic intestinal nephritis.
 10-John Curran, 54 years, mycard
 itis oedema of the lungs,
 13-Julia s. Ladd. 90 years.