Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-03
WILLIMA MANTIC

and wool, wool. rnew); boots, rubber, high: lesgings, foot; oVeralls. com biaation: Socks. summer. cotton wool,
 hnck, undefshirts summer: gloves,
 Jersey knit: brooms. stable, with han
 dies, brushes. shaving; brushes, scrub; cans ash or garbage. assorted sizes; candles, tallow; kettles. camp, with
 covers; lariais; toilet paper; staffs,
 flag steel 5 1t; thimbles, saddler's
 and whips. artillery. This list mum
 Der a little less than one-han of the
 total articles offered for sale and as
 the list is subject to change there will
 no doubt be many additions made
 while the offer still remains open to
 the public. The mum Der of articles
 that can be purchased by an individ
 uaf is not numbered here but all i'm
 formation is contained on the posters
 James. Lynch, William Hurley, Will
 liam Bransfeld and William F. Len
 non. local young men. figured in an
 automobile accident fate Wednesday
 night when they were returning from
 Hartford in their Buick touring car
 The car that struck them was q Rec
 owned and driven by James Welch, of
 South Manchester. The automobile
 carrying the local party had reached
 q long hill just about on the boundary
 line between Manchester and Bolton
 when they saw car approaching ap-
 bearing to he driven in the middle of
 the road. They drew up to the side
 of the road to allow the other car
 passing room but wheA rhe car was
 about fifty feet away it was seen to
 swerve to the left and the crash came.
 the force of the blow throwing the
 Manchester car over on it's side ana
 throwing one of the women passen
 gers out Of the other car. She was taken to a Manchester hospital where it was found that she suffered only from the shock of the blow. The oth- CT occupants of both cars were unin
 L~ ais O blame for the accident and the Man chester chief of police. who later wis tied the site of the accident agreed with him. The cars were badly Smash ed suffering broken wheels, bent axles. damaged mudguards, and sms shed wind shields. Mir. Welch agreed to settle for the damage done Mir. Lemons car and it was later The Willimantic men returned home in another automobile
 Baseball dopesters in this city who were iool.ng for the White Sox to l stage q comeback in Thursdays game l figured as correctly as they did for the first game. Willimantic is an Ameri- 1 can league city and it is going to be l touGh on the pocketbooks of many l local men If they continue to back l their favorite just because of the fact i that it is an American league team. | At the various stores where the re- turns are being posted the betting for 1 the game today F'riday} is inclined 1 TO favor the White Sox but the money | fer the series is 10 to in favor of the l Reds.
 James j. Shea Pest, No. fs, is to hold a meeting at the state armory ! this (Friday) evening. one of the most l i'm pcrtant meetings the Legloners in this city has been asked to attend. Permanent officers will be elected and | delegates to the state convention to | be held at Hartford Oct. Is will be ap- pointed. It is hoped that an out of town speaker can be secured to ad- | dress the boys, one who knows the | aims and plans of the legion well. It | Is expected that a decision as to whe- | tiier the local post will stage a Vic tory Mardi Gras during November will | be reached Posts in other cities have -ried out the idea and found it a sue ,ess. Other matters of interest to the members will be brought up for dis ,ussion- It has been suggested every member not only make it his aim to