Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-09

ceived licenses from Town Clerk Frank
 ?. Fenton since Tuesday, larence
 'almer of North Windham, Raymond
 Healy, William H. Nichols, George
 Jr Richard Herick, Raymond A.
 Parker, Theodore R. Parker. Leander {; Anthoney and Mrs. Bertha L. AL paugh all of this eity.
 The boys department at the which l is situated on the second floor has been opened for the fall season. This department of the will be open every day during the week except Saturday from 8 P m until s:so D. m, and on saturday they will open from 3: 90 a. m.
 until 9: 30 D. m. Many new games have been added to those already in the de- partment. A list of the games the younger members might enjoy is as follows: Bowling and billiards, ping pong, shuttle board. checkers. etc. There is also a large collection of magazines. E. H. Parkins will be in charge of this branch of the associ ations work. ing broad grin now and the T told you sos' can be heard at every corner where the fans congregate to await
 the returns of the big game. Wil1i- mantle has been an American league city from the time baseball was played and every win by their team in the series brings back that feeling the acker of any winner has when his money IS TotuIned 10 nm pIuS those dollars that once belong to someone else. However, Cincinnati followers have not yet admitted defeat and are backing their team to the limit and feel confident that today's game will finish the series with the Reds the win ners. five to three.
 Private Timothy Casey of the 326th Infantry, who saw much service over esas ests haS prta rstarnsd c to his hone in this wounded in the right leg in the Ar gonne drive that his leg was ampu- tated at the knee. Since his arrival in this country he has been at the government hospital at Railway, N. J. He has been discharged from the ser vice. He had four brothers in the ser vice s-
 Tonight at the Y. M. C. A. alleys the Royers, city champions last year l mill will try their skill. The Velvet l makers have an unusually strong 1 team and some good scores are ex l pected. Friday evening the South ! Windham m team will bowl the Rovers |
 Brush and chimney fires have been few and far between this year so far. There have been only two chimney hres in the last two weeks which were | called to the attention of the fire department and no brush fires
 The twelfth annual Older Boys Con ference of the Y. NJ c. A. is to be held at Bridgeport. October A to 2s The Willimantic Association is entitled to ten delegates. The conference is held under the jojint auspices of the State '. M. c. A and the Connecticut Sunday School Association.
 new trolley car has been placed on the South Coventry line to replace the one which had figured in so many acci- l. dents that 1t was necessary to replacei 1t. The car was run across the rail- | road crossing Tuesday noon.
 RiOuX hall. .feWPft (-ity urana ! ing dance Friday evening Webster Singing Orchestra. Tickets s1 Ladies 50c-adv.
 Rev. ". S. Beard, state chairman of the Pilgrim Memorial Drive in this state was in this city Wednesday work ] ing on the drive. The figures of WiIIi- | mantle is about s6,1oO. which was the quota
 The new schedule of gym classes was started Tuesday evening at the Y M C. | A. with d large attendance many be- ing new members. Basketball practice l was started "Wednesday evening The ! will proba bly put forward a basket ball team this winter.
 WIndham High school football team will play the Bulkeley team in New London Saturday. This is the first game Of he season for the local boys. Coach Howard looks for good show Ing even though he has only three vet | erans rom last year on his team. The l game was to have been played in this game Sunday, it was not deemed best 10 mark out the field for football.