Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-10
WI MANTIC

Circle No. 145. Arbeiter Ring. of Will linantic.
 { Wihdhan1 High School basketball team continued it's winning streak on Monday night at the high school gym nasiurfl and walked away with the Crescents to the tune Of 52 to 5. 1t was an easy game for the high school five and they were never in danger at any point of the game. The lineup of
 the teams and the individual scoring follows:
 ] Windhan H. S.--Lathrl.s obernes- ser, lf Ellison, J.. L. Sullivan. If; Gonnell, B. Rafferty, c; Davis, Oiifl, Knight. lg; Summer. H. Staebher, Thofnpson, rg.
 z Crsseents- ThoInpson. rg; Flynrh; H lE: nsBi'Ha' d. q nadd' If shsnbasRs' Score: WindhAin H. S., 55; Cres-
 cents, 5; baskets. from floor; Coilnell B Lathrbp 5. Ellison 1, Raffefty 2, 0lin l.. Sullivan l. Obernesser I, Ladd 2; goals from. fouls, Cornell 3. Obef- fiesser 8. Lathrop 2. ChAflpagrle 1; referees. Denofue and Curran; time,
 2e-nlirute periods.
 E. The death of Mrs. Bridget Curtin; so, occurred Tuesday morning at her home, No. 1889 Main street. death De- ing due to inf1fmities incident to age. Mrs. Curtin was a native of Ireland, bit eafrie. to this country When a girl ahd for the past 30 years had been a rsident of Wiliihantic. She is sur Yiyed by two nePhews. Jereffiiah Murphy and Daniel Courtney. botFi of 1 Willimantic; and five 1iieees; Mrs. Mi
 cfael Grady, Mrs. Ellen Kelley, Miss Mary Murphy. and Miss Mary Court aey of Wil1iinantic, and Miss Mary Sullivan Of Rockville.
 Manager Lewis of the Company B State guard basketball five has slated
 the Stafford Springs five for tonight. l (W Wednesday), iil Willinantie The Stafford boys have been playing a fast ] firaiid Of htll thus far this season and i Company E Wsl have d tuSsle to land oil the Upper end Of the score, For the Iprelimifiafy. game of the evening the
 Cornpaay B Independents will clash ! with the Lebanon Larrupers. As lis- ual there is to De dancing after the game. Saturday night Company B 1, first team will motor to Danielson where they will meet the Goodyear team.
 !. 0wins to the fact that Austin D. 1 Bcsst elected chairman of the adyis-
 oEY board of the Community Chorus and Orchestral club, was unable to | fill that office as he was out of the | city So often, another election was
 held with the result that Judge James F. Twcfney was given the office. At the same meeting Captain Jaffies B Fullerton was elected chairman of the l Publicity committee and Dr. w. P. S KeHting, chairman of the prografnme ! | Michael J. Farrell and A. l.. French
 were elected as associate members 1 Chairman Twomey was empowered tG i make arrangements for the next meet Ting of the Community Chorus and te | invite several of the local fraternaI or aers to attend the sing at the Town
 hall Monday night, Dee. IS. It was al l SO decided to open the meeting at 7.3l from this time on. asld to- arrange fdl
 some speaker at each nfeetihg.
 Mrs. Sarah M., widow Of Bealee
 Seagraves, died Tuesday afternoon d l the home of her daughter, Mrs, The ron Durham of South Coventry, fol 1 lowing an illness of four days with pneumonia. She was born in Coven- 1 try, R. l., Sept. "A, 1S44, the dahghtei of. Stutiey and Roxana Harrington, Sweet. Surviving Mrs: seagraves i' the daughter with whom she had mad her home. and a brother Fred Swee of Denver. Colorado. Mrs. Seagravel was a faithful member of the Soutl
 Coventry Congregational church.
 James Henry Clarke, 62, of Libert5 Hill died, at the private hospital 1T Wlllitiiantic, at il o'clock Monda. night. following injuries received ear Her in the evening when he fen iron ia hay ff1ow af1d struck d cart stake
 while engaged in loading hay into hi barn oii, Liberty Hlll. He was a na- tive of Colunlbia, born May ?. 1851, thi s1n of James M. and Mary (Taylor l Clarke. Surviving him in addition t his wife is a son, Leslie P. Clarke. 6 Liberty Hill, two daughters Mrs
 SRaF Nfa n Apel Hox;s 9t seT oF Brifaln sanob an! brother, John Clarke and a sister
 Mrs. II. v. Oehlers, both of Liberty