Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-10

, merce Realty company met Tuesday evening in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. The report of the committee on bylaws wfSi presented. embody1ng the proposed bylaws for the assoc1a-
 tion. A report of the amount of stock sold was rendered and plans for sell ing. more were discussed.
 Former Shore Line employees are circulating a petition among local bus mess men in an effort to. bring about a conference between the officials or the road and the former employees The man who had the petition said on | Tuesday night that it was on the quiet and that he had nothing to say about it. It is understood that the pe- the company grant hearing to thelr former employees and make another
 attempt to reach terms of agreement
 The local agency of the U. S. em-
 ployment service. in charge of Sec
 retary J. D. Elmendorf of the Y. NJ. C. A does not seem to have met with
 notab b1e success in placing men. They
 have several applications for laborers
 to fill positions and also a few appli-
 ca tions from laborers for work but as
 the two parties. The agency has been
 able far to assist one man in ob-
 taining d better position than the one
 which he had held. Practically all
 their applicants and applications deal
 with unskilIed labor, Secretary FL
 mendorf attributing this. to the fact that skilled labor is able to secure em
 pIoyment unaided. The agency has Elmendorf stated Tuesday that if such
 business was brought to him he sup
 posed the agency would handle it.
 Windham High school football is not to be allowed to perish without an effort to resuscitate on the part of the student body. A meeting was held on Tuesday afternoon and about thirty
 boys appeared and expressed interest in team here. only three of those present, howeveF had ever played football Principal Case was not very optimistic over the prospects for a team this year, saying that nothing could be decided until the possibilities were thoroughly looked into- He said that he was in favor of reestablishing the sport at Windham. if possible. 1 There will be a workout al Recreation Park this afternoon if the weather permits. The team, if it undertakes, l will be coached by l.. A. Howard, as sistant principal of the high school. ! StanIev Sumner 20, is to be captain Of the team and Albert Paulhus man i acer. these two having been elected i for the team Of 1917 which did not play The enrolment at the high !,
 school is larger than usual this year i hui the boys are younger and small | CT. l
 Three members Of the local post of l the q. A. R.. Francis :. Long Post .
 ~ ramPncu. of the c. A. E. at Columbus : this week The local delegates are; : t-0T1.f.ea ndcr George Thomas, Captain ! Cha1Ics f.enton, John Tabor and l npHas Ashton.
 The regular monthly meeting of the | NilIina Ntic Welfare Bureau was held ! Monday night at the headquarters on l Valley street: There was good at 1 tenda nee and in addition to the rou 1 tine business it was voted to grant 8 two weeks vacation with pay to Mrs. 1 O. Hf. Clark and to extend her duties ! until the end of the present year.
 Alfred Abbe of Windham won the city handicap tennis tourna m ent 1 which has been held under the aus i pices of the Y NJ C. A. The tourna-t ! ment was TO have been played off Sat- urday but BeE.cnc min. the runner up, l and Abbe's sJon in the finals had l 10 leave town Thursday so the final match was Dla yed Tuesday. Abbe won easily in straight sets 6-3. 6-2. A match is being arranged for Saturday between local ployers and the team at the Connecticut Agricultural col lege.
 Four local young men have entered in the Rockville Athletic meet to be held a Rockville Thursday. The meet is being held under the auspices of the A. A T.. The local entrants are: 100 yard dash. Peter Cascio and Edward Morrison 22e yard dash. Edward Nor rison; half mile run William Kelly, Peter Cascio and Harold Bowen.
 The following ex- service men have registered al the office of Town Clerk Frank P. Fenton: Harry J. Blanchette,