Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-07
ty officials held. at the Brooklyn jail on

ty officials held at the Brooklyn jail on Wednesday. Company B will line up against the fast Liberty five from Manchester, this Q'riday) night at the Arnory on lost one of the best men to the Efn : eralds (who will also be seen in ac- tion at their old stamping grounds to- night) and have signed Pop Schofield of Hartford to fill the vacancy. The fans of this city who have seen Scho- field play in past years know how good he is at the game and how he can be counted upon to be in the right place at the time he is most needed. Company B will trot out on the floor in something like this order tonight Schofield If, D. Lewis (capt.l If, A. Lewis c, Tighe rg.. Leonard lg. Morri- son utility.
 William Hewlett, member of the First Regiment, Third Machine Gun Battalion, arrived in this city Thurs day and will spend a thirty day fur tough at the home of his parents. MT. and Mrs. Edward P. Hewlett of No. 32 Spring street. MT. Hewlett, who re- gently returned to this country after two years service overseas during which he was in action on seven dif- ferent sectors, was given his discharge from the service while in Germany but immediately reenlisted in the reg ulars and was continued in duty with the army of occupation. At the time the armistice was signed MT. Hewlett was in the Argonne sector. After fin ishing his furlough he will return to duty with the regulars.
 Mrs. Nellie little has returned to her home -d'n. 535 Jackson street. hav- ing been awes, for two weeks. visiting relatives.
 Threads.
 Mrs Catherine Monahan and ehil- dren are visiting at the home of MT. Monahan's parents in Palmek, Mass.
 Mrs. Prosper Vegiard wa4 busi- ness visitor in Hartford Thursday. Agent Drew of the American Ex- press company is spending part of his vacation in Boston. The Misses Shea and Maxwell were
 Hartford visitors Thursday.
 Ira Wickham. trainmaster of the N Y. N. H. & H. railroad was local visitor Thursday s-4v-- X, Miss Sadie Littericll is spending a few days in Hartford. visiting her sis ter.
 Samuel Chesbro left Thursday on a business trip to Hartford.
 State Normal School Notes.
 The slogan for this week throughout the normal and the training schools has been Better Speech for Better Americans Posters prepared by stu dents in the art department were dis tributed in conspicuous places in all the buildings and served as constant reminders of the aims of the national moAement for better speech, namely, correct pronunciation. clear enuncia- tion, correct grammatical forms, and the use of pure English. Tuesday, at the normal school general assembly exercises. members of the junior class and of the eighth grade Wide Awake English Club made pleas for the use of better English on the part of all | Americans. Taf.l bearing the inscs'i;p- tion, Correct My English" were dis l tributed Wednesday. Today (Friday) l interclass contests in spelling, pronun- ] citation and the use of correct forms are to be held throughout the school. Several teachers from Bristol, Conn. public schools were recent visitors al l the normal school. MT. Tilford and Miss Nulty of the | commercial department are to attend ] the convention of the New Englano l High School Commercial Teachers al | the Salem, Mass, Normal school. Sat- ! urday of this week.