Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-16

Following the bowling tourney the seniors and the juniors engaged in pool tourney and here the seniors got their revenge as Morin and Paulhus, seniors, defeated Davis and Potter, juniors, to the tune of 49 to 33. The tourney was played in two s5-peint games and Morin defeated Davis, 25 to 8, while Paulhus lost a hard fought contest to Potter by one point the a5.
 The Burning Question, an eight-reel picture showing the work of the radf- calls in this country during, the world war, was. shown three times Monday at the Loomer Opera House before ca pacity houses, The picture which was sent to this city by the Catholic Art Association of New York and shown under the auspices of St. Joseph's church, dealt with one of the most vi- tai questions before the American public today, that of unearthing the work of foreign radicals in the United States who are seeWing to overthrow l the government and substitute a radi- 1 cal government in it's place. The pie ture centered about one family and l dealt with the parts each member took while their country was at war the
 
 | those who went overseas. Through the efforts of this family one of the headquarters of the Reds in this country was raided and the leaders of l the Reds taken prisoners by the gov- ernment. The artists who appeared in the picture are well known and in some of the scenes prominent persons as Rev. Francis A. Kelley, national chaplain of the American Legion, made their appearance.
 Three games remain to be played by the Windham High School basketball teams, two of which will be played by 1 the girls of the school and one by the boys. This (Tuesdayl afternoon the l following members of the girls bas- ketbau five will leave Willimantic to play the five from Enfield High school Misses Williams. Lynch, Levine, Aiing 1 MacFarlane, Moriarty. and Welch. On 1 Wednesday night at the local high school there will be two games, one l between the girls five and the Alum nae five, which win he the preliminary | game. and one between the boys five and the five from Stafford Higi, | School. As the high school closes on
 Friday of this week for the Christm IS
 vacation these games will be the last to be played this term The high
 school basketball teams have had a
 successful season thus far. both the girls sand hoys winning all games, The
 teants will use the same players or
 Wednesday night as at the other
 games.
 b the police court Monday norninr
 parts of family quarrel between tht | Dudek family and the Lucas family lreXt door neighhors on Ives street
 were threshed out, Joseph Ineas 12
 who WIS ciaarrcd with assauit on Mrs
 Josephine Dudek was discharged b7
 the court following the evidence hu
 was warned to keep away from hi
 newt door neighbers in the future t.
 avoid further trouble. Mrs, Dudek ant
 Mrs. lucas who are sisters are tht
 mothers Of children whe seem to lik,
 "a scr9n Whenever an eeras sien occurs ! ThWSdsv of last week Je-eph. the al
 der Lucas boy. took his snane , sr9ther's st9e of the battle after Mrs : Nudek as c'9imed, had laid hands oi . him, and throw a stick at her Thei . the battle becaWe a stone -throwinj contest. The r3atte~ was reported h. NErs. DNde to Prineipal J L. Hsrrou'
 of the Natet auT school. wha reterre
 Mrs. nudek to the police, with Ire re
 suit that the I ucas boy was told t,
 appear hef re the court Monday. AT-e
 Dudek failed to appaar at court Q, ! Monday and after the testimony of tn , rras family and of two little girl , who had witnessed the fight most o