Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-08

Whittlesey Go. of New Haven. Conn.
 
 will buy their share of the stamps. The promoters say: Tuberculosis killed 50,000 Americans last year and only by combating this destructive disease can the number be made smaller. Decorate your Christmas packages with these seals and help combat this plague.
 The Boy Scouts held their weekly meeting Friday night witha good at tendance. Inspection was held and the scouts were found efficient. Fol- lowing the roll call and a brief ad- dress by Scoutmaster R. c. Rose the scouts pleSced allegiance to the flag and gave the America Yell" Patrol meetings were held for the remainder of the evening.
 Edgar M. Warner, clerk of the Windham county superior court and his stenographer. Miss Marjorie Brad ford were in Willimantic Saturday afternoon at the super: court, ex- amining applicants for citizenship papers.
 First papers were granted to Dan- tel D. Sullivan, Joseph Sylvestre, Patrick Pigott, and Harry Grottidge. Second papers were granted to the fcllowign: John Salaas, John Hand field and Alphonse Bergeron. The WiIimantc Emeraids took a hard fought game from the All New Britain team Friday night at te Val hley street armory, 30 to 20. The game was one Of fast playing all the way through and at the end of the first period the score read, New y-;4 DD hd time pay began unt the fam whistle blew the local boys played their heads 1 off and overcame the lead of F l points and scored more, while the 1 New Britainites could score but q Just before the end of the game the score read 2S all and then foul was called on the Emcralds and good | thrown put the Kew Britain team one point Tn the lead With only about a i minute of play remaining. At this | time Dennis Murphy of Taftville play 1 ing for the E.neralds,ga a fine exhi- 1 b ton of open field work and brought the ball down towards his opponents 1 goal; theE turning about he caged g difficult shot that spe led defeat fol ] the New Britain five and one of the biggest victories of the season wa: l wone for the Emeralds. The lineul of the tams follow:
 EmeraIds New Britain i Higgins Restel l left Forward
 1 Normandln ..,............... ElllSof
 Right Forward
 | Murphy ..............'.. PICKUP
 Center
 i Pickett ..........-... JacoDSor
 Left Guard
 i Keirans ................... Larson
 Right Guard Baskets from floor, Murphy 5, H .g gins f. Normaniin 2, Pickett up 4; goals from fouls, Higgins 2 Larson 4. Referee Arthur T. Kelley Timers Haggerty and Stanley. Time minute halves.
 Detailed reports of War Saving; activities in fifteen cities of the stat for the first ten months of the yea give the lead to Willimantic incIud ns Windham in per capita investment The figures stand 3.077 Ansoni; comes next with $26O1 and New Lon don tn rd with $1.S01; Winchester in cluding Winsted ffourth with $1.77 and Hartford fifth with $1.605. Tn remainder follwos: Middleton, s1.244; Meriden, $1.141; Britol, $40 Norwich $.912; New Haven. .S.S31 Norwalk, S.743; Bridgeport, $696; Ney Britain, $.605 Stamford, s.574 an Waterbury. SAGA.
 Miss Emma Law, N8. died sunda afternoon at her home in Dayvill' f after a long illness. She was tn daughter of Mir. and Mrs George | : Law and had lived practically all he . life in Killingly. She made her hom : in Dayville with her sister, Clara an : his another Sister at Sioux City. r Miss Jane BolIes. 76, died saturda $ at her home in Brooklyn, where st
 was born and where she lived all ht life. She was the daughter of Armi |, and Alice Searles Bolles, was one , Z ten children all of whom are dea ] ] with the exception of one sister, Mi! v Alice, with whom she made her hom 5 The funeral of Mrs. Emma Johr
 son, 79 who died Friday was he Sunday afternoon, Rex. Walter \ Williams conducting the service. Bur s al was in Westfield cemetery. IT bearers were four nephews, George
 Thomas, Donald Field, Frank Fie
 and John Randall. A. F. Wood W;
 the funeral director.
 MI Funeral service for Mrs. Caroline Rodman was held at Dayville. Re
 William Swainson of the Congreg
 tional church officiating. The bot
 was taken to Poquetanuck for buri;
 L. E. Kennedy was the funeral dire
 tor.
 M Threads.
 Miss Florence Howice has been \ Hartford, calling on friends. M Miss Lena Moriarty and Miss Cla
 Gagne, left Saturday to spend t
 week. end in Bristol.
 Miss Josephine Smith spent Satu
 day in Hartford visiting friends. Mrs. B. Burton of Windham stre \ was in Hartford, Saturday. Miss Gertrude Moriarty of Pleasa