Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-10
WILLIMANTIC

, Yates. Earl E. Bates, Arnold E. Bowen Jas, G. Robinson, Jr. Harold W. Nich ols C. Raymond Young. Charles Rob- inson, Harold G. Bowen, Victor Bru- nelle, Howard Bowen. Charles J. Pot ter. Charles J. Pendleton. Ernest P. | Chesbro, Jr., H. Douglas Fryer. John | c. Platt, Arthur W. Swanson. Carlyle Potter Clifford Larllin, Thomas Car son, Donald Everett Ladd, Oscar Keith, | ahd Miss Mabel Thompson. Following is the schedule of games | in the Inter-city Duckpin League will | bowl this winter at the '. M. c. A all | leys:
 Nov. 1O-Rossie Velvet Co. vs. Am efican Thread Go.
 Nov 11-K. of C. vs. Rovers. Nov 12-T. c. c. vs. K. of P.-L o. O..
 Nov. 1S-Suburbans vs. Y. M. c. A.
 Nov. 17-American Thread Co. vs. Rovers.
 ! Nov. 1S-Rcssie Velvet Go. vs. K of Nov. 1s-r. c. c. vs. suburbans. --l. c, 0. FIX. of P. vs Y. Ii. C. A.
 Nov. 24-I. c. o. FIX. of P vs. su-
 Nov. 25-T c. C. vs Y. M. c. A.
 Nov. 26-Rossie Velvet Co. vs. Ro- vers.
 K. of c.
 Dec. TX. of c. vs. Y. M. c. A. Dec 2-American Thread Co. vs. I. O. o. FIX. of P.
 Dec. 3-Rovers vs. Suburbans. Dec 4-Rossie Velvet Co. vs. T. c.
 Dec. S-American Thread Co. vs. T. c. c.
 Dec. 9-K. of c. vs. suburbans.
 Dec. 1O-Rossie Velvet Go. vs. I. o. o. FIX. of P
 Dec 11-Rovers vs. Y. NJ. c. A.
 Dec. 15-Rossie Velvet Co. vs Su7 burbans.
 Dec. 1s-K. of c. vs. I. 0. o. FIX. of
 Dec. 17-Rovers vs. T. c. c.
 Dec. 1S-American Thread Co. vs, Y. M. c. A.
 Dec. 22-Rovers vs. I. o. o. FIX, of P.
 Dec. 2S-K. of c. vs. T. c. c.
 Dee. 24-American Thread Co. vs. Sl''1"ban".
 Dec. 2s-Rossie Velvet Co vs. Y, M C. \.
 CtieS of Police Daniel kiliourey took Chester Knox Rodman. a deserter from the navy, into custody, Saturday morning. following a complaint from the Naval Training Station at New port Rodman was taken during the afternoon to New London, where he was turned over to the naval authori- ties Rodman has been working for John Gilman as chef in his lunch cart on Main street for some time.
 At the Saturday morning session oi the cou,1 the continued case of Wal
 - ''ra' dNnrsa was brought up. Pro bation Officer William c. Lyman tes- uted that l5roadhurst had paid his court charges but had never paid his wife a cent. He had talked with Broadhursts wife and sine had told him that Broadhurst had never offered her any money for herself or for her | children or she certainly would have | taken it. According to her story she was getting along all right with the . probation officers assistance ani didn't want anything more 10 do witi { her husband. BrGadhurst was theg | o-7 red discharged bv the court. i The question that has been hefor, . the alldoritlcs since John Crame1 was arrested for getting forty .ws , skunk pelts before the season opened { was also settled and Kramer wa given the pelts he had collected Pros ecuting Attorney Samuel E. Harve, stated that he had looked through tht statutes and ho had been unable tC : frd any law giving anyone a right t. confscate the pelts and as neithe , Game Warden Avery of Holland coun , ty or any other authority had appear 1 ci 10 claim the belts it was ordered thGt the skins be returned to Kramer The belts which had been kept at th' . local police station were called for b! "~171er Saturday night and taken u his home. Kramer, although he hat
 Cuflan a state law in killing skunk before the open season seems to hay . walked off with the best side of tn bargain at that He was fined abou , twenty dollars for killing tn slunss and figuring the peits at 5 apiece he will be making an even S10 by the deal-and nobody will miss tn skunks!
 At a recent meeting of the Threa ! City Fife and Drum Corps it was vot
 ed to change the name of the organi
 zation to the Thread City Continents
 Drum Corps. Odell Chapman, mana I. ger of the organization. states tha
 this change in name was made owin
 to the fact that from November lit on, the band members would wea
 uniforms of the continental typ
 These new uniforms were ordere
 some time ago and it is hoped ths
 they will arrive in time to be wor
 in the Y D parade on Armistice Da,
 The band is in good financial standin ie and has been called upon to appes
 in many cities durig the past yea 4 Saturday, Nov. IS. they are to tal