Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-10
WILLIMANTIC

of the various schools in the towns
 will also be present.
 Starting with the morning session of the school the following program n
 lesson, standard ?. history. Miss Bai ley of Columbia; demonstrations les | son standard and g. Arithmetic Miss Amidon of Lebanon; demOnstra-
 Dancing. Miss Curry of 'Coventry; | demontration lesson, standard 6. 2 and
 8. Physical Exercises. Miss Wren of l Coventry; one shour's discussion of
 gregationaI church. Afternoon ses- I sion. Demonstration lesson, standard 1 and 8. Science. Miss Wren of Gov entry: demonstration lesson standard | [. Geography, Miss Tucker of Coven try: demonstration lesson. standard z and 8. Poem Memorization. Miss Chalker of Mansfield; one hours dis
 cussion of lessons. Address. The
 Teachers Attitude, Supervisor A. B.
 Lord.
 Thursday. National Fire Prevention Day. was observed on the New Haven
 railroad in this city by cleaning up all refuse that had gathered in the yards.
 Members of the faculty and stu
 dents of the Willimantic, State Nor nal and Training School held an out ing Wednesday afternoon and evening at Park Sprig. Tn the games played during the afternoon the junior class men defeated the seniors in the tug victors in the relay race and the jun iors again triumphed in passing through the hoops. During the eve ming all gathered about a campfire and enjoyed lunch of hotdoEs- Other similar outings are scheduled to take place during the present school year
 The death of Eva kimbaii, wife of Eugene KimbaH occurred at her home in Scotland Wednesday evening. Mrs. iKmball was born in Iedyard. Sept. 20 1854. the daughN>r of Iyman and Alice Whippie Moffitt. Besides her husband she is survived by son, Everett E, Kimba1l of Scotland. two daughters. Mrs Fred B. Willoughby or scotland. and Mrs. Fred ". Taylor of Lebanon. and a brother. John D. Moi fit of Mansfield. She leaves eight grandchildren.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Laura l Ann Allen. who died Tuesday morn l ing at fer home in Scotland. were held Thursday afternoon at 9ciock l at the Goshen Hill church Burlal was in Goshen Hill cemetery. Under taker Jay NJ Shepard was in charge of the funeral arrangements
 The o5eea,e Jacks have resumed | their work Of reDa ring the steeple on St Jcsenh $ church. Work of repar ing Inc :steeoIe was started several iavS ago hutsfor the past few days no sror,- has been5 done on the building
 Ex Senator Stephen ]. Casey of Rhode Island will be the speaker al me 3a aquet cf San Jose assembly. K Of G. o be held at the Hotel Hooker Monday ,veaing, Oct. 13.
 .'it's all off now" That was the ex- ,ression used by the packers of the White Sox in Thursdays game after ,ircinnati had piled up score of 10 o l. However there was 8 little feel ng Of relief when Chicago got her four lIns in the eighth but it was short ived. Men who bet according to the baseball dope handed out before the cries claim that hereafter they will do he necessary doping out themselves.
 The WilIinaa ntie Ali Stars will clash vith the Polls of Hartford at Recrea- ion park Sunday. and this game will 70 doubt be out of the best that the peal team has played this season This Till be the first appearance of the Polls { T this -ci-y. the last game played $ etween these two teams was played in l I 916 On the Poli field. East Hartford. S then the locals lost. 3 to l.. The fol- Y owing players will come to this city [ ,r the game: Clark, Cosgrove. Islieh, a acohson. Muldoon. Bronkie UnderhfI1, V febb. Butler Smith and Pike. Ib Next Wednesday and Thursday. oc- V Der 15 and 16. at the Congrega ton
 church the Womcn's Christian IT z ~1era nee Union of Connecticut R i'll hold their forty fourth annual s1 'nvention. The convention will open o
 10 m. and the anual address of H Ie president and the reports of the tt )rresponding secretary and of the 2, easurer will be presented at the ir ternoon session. a, Wednesday evening the address ST i'll be made by Dr. Wilbur F. Crofts r
 Washington, B. C.. superintendent ,