Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-01
Norwich Bulletin. WiIiin1antic Of- fee. g Church St. Teiephone fo5.
What Is Going On Tonight.

2 What Is Going On Tonight Country Fair under auspices of Will tEmzntic Lodge. No 13I1- B. P. O. F.. al Pleasant street grounds { Knights of Pythias. Natchaug lodge, fNo- 12. meets in l. O. O. F. hall. Knights of Columbus. San Jose As ssembiy. No 4. meets in Opera House sblock-
 LsUnion St. Jean Baptiste d'Ameri- que. Conseil FT1orimond. No 74. meets 1n Armory hall. Center street The police were notified Sunday that a number of drunken men were 1Dlling around in the woods the south side of the river. Chief Daniel failed to find any men However. his excursion was not entirely fruitless flor he did gather in half a dozen small boys who were engaged in the American were shooting crap. No one seemed to be getting rich on the game as the stakes were only a cent a roll. The youngsters were brought to the a session on the carpet before the chief
 The baseball tez-n Representing the Waterbury Elks- scheduIed to appear at Recreation Park Sunday afternoon reiephoned Manager McQuillian Sun day morning that the appearance of The weather did not seem to encour- age them in making the trip. they
 
 the sun about the middle of the after noon drew a large crowd Of fans to the park and they were keeniy dis appointed. but a few Of them found solace in a tennis match in which some of the rIayerS and officials of the 1scaI club took part It might have seemed tame 10 an habitue of Forest Effls. but all the same it was not without it's thrills The local club will be without Farrell. the husky twirler in todav's contest with the New Lon don Independents. as there has been a death in his family The pitcher for The local team has not been an nounced. disposal of the war department. may become the property of Willimantic. | Congressman R P. Freeman has in 1 rroduced a bill in congress which. if i passed VIII provide the city with a captured cannon. carriage and shells | Wfliimantic has a service record s,s | passed by few if any towns in the | country and is surely deserving of the | r+o1rv Congressman E'reeman's tele- ! gram follows:
 -I have introduced a bill in the house authorizing the secretary of war to donate to the city Of Williman- eic Conn one of the captured Ger man cannon with carriage and can non balls The committee on military affairs have not as yet decided how the German cannon shall be allowed
 
 he taken uro- rhe request of the city Of WflliuaztiC-
 (Si-nedl RICHARD ?. FREEMAN" Tho Country Fair being run by the WIlimautic Lodge. No 1911. B. P. Q. F. on their Pleasant street grounds Was postponed Saturday on account of the rain \ large force of lodge members reported al the grounds on Sunday morning to put on the finish ing touches in making everything ship shape for Inc closing session of the fair
 The funeral Of Pearl Smith, who died Thursday evening as the result of an automobile acident on Jackson street was held from a local under taking chapel Saturday afternoon The bearers were William Rowan. Ray mDnd Summers. Hubert Ashneault Srd John Moriartv. Burial was in the Willinantic cemetery.
 There were four cases before the police court Saturday morning Jus lice Of the Peace Curtis Dean being on he bench The case against David F-ortier who was driving the truck a