Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-06-02
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bOnHeTlICul Wills piStpdt team W. Z
off another victory Saturday. when
they put the Sterling team out of the
running with an II to 8 score. Sterling
never had a chance at any stage of the
contest, as the local mill team was put
ting pa fast article of ball and out
fielding, outbattin2 and. in every de-
partment, outplaying the ball tessers
from the Dye Town.
Joe Norton pitched a grand game
for the Connecticut Mills team. holding
Sterling safe at every stage of the
contest The playing of. Connecticut
Mills was featured by their smuggling.
Adams, Blanchette, Neil and LaBelle
featuring with the willow. This early
in the season it may be safely predict
ed that it is going to take, teal team
to stop the Connecticut Mills who al
ready have piled up four straight vic
tories and have not yet been defeated.
| McGoven of Wauregan is doing the
backstop work for Connecticut Mills.
and fans who have watched him for
| several years say he is better than
| ever, which is saying a great deal.
Manager W. E. Reach of the Con-
necticut Mills team is well pleased
with the fine playing that the outfit
has been doing in the early season
games, and looks for great results from
| them during the season. Under Cap
tain Joseph LaBelle the team is de-
yeloping splendidly and is easily going
to be one of the best of the eastern
| Connecticut teams. Next Saturday the
| fast Ballouville team will be at Con-
necticut Mills field for game.
With the majority of the soldiers
who represented Killingly in the world
war back in their old home town. the
special subject of interest for many
4 OF the world war veterans is as to
when local organization of the
American Legion is to be formed here.
This will be done later: why not
now?' many of them ask The uues-
tlon seems a pertinent one. They
Il fought III the worlds greatest conflict
i and there is every reason why the men
who participated should be associated
) in an organization that, in years to
:. come, will stand in the same relation
u american public life as does the
reVc: ed Grand Army of the Republic
OF today kiilingly's service men mum
I Der we'll over 500. and if a branch OF
| the legion is formed here, it should be
8 strong one. it is felt, making itself
force in the public affairs of the
community and one that will command
the respect and attention of all who
appreciate what a wonderful sacrifice
! the boys of this town made in going
into the service to fight across the sea
in a 1ol eign land for the honor an6
. glory Of their native land. The coun-
try over. branches of the legion are
being formed, and 1000 people are
. expected to be present at an organiza
ton meeting in Providence this week
: When will the killingly branch BE-
/ formed and for whom will it b.
named?
July will bring chautauaua to Dan.
= latS0n Tho CT Of to-
l this year is as follows: Luther Pilling
Miss Emma F. Pulling. Mrs. Agnes Fl
$ Paine, A. T. Wood. Miss Grace NJ Ba
f son, Miss Ellen NJ Prentice, Mrs. Elle1
: H. Codding. Miss Grace Spaulding
Mrs. Lulu Wright Pike. Miss Emma A
\ Burbank, Mrs. Cora NJ. Logee, Freder
Il lex A. Jacobs. Mrs. John A. Paine. Mrs
n John Merrick Paine. f. A. Blake, Mrs
a II. E Anderson. Fred f. Cunneen. Mis-
:. Elizabeth r. Woodwork. X. A. Darbie
y TANK 7: Stinson. Miss Annette N
: foun :. Mrs. Annie A. Lloyd, Miss ,Har
K riet y. Perkins y l.. ,Greig. Miss SRutl
T. SIN: Il. Robert William Boys, "
n Clarence Bacon a. P. Burns, c. A
: Frost. Q. P. Bartlett, T. c. Jessup. Rev
Y Marvin s. Stocking. S. s. Stone, A. z
Mech, L. E. Kennedy. C. A. Potter
8 Sidney W. Bard. c. H. Starkweather
hi Benjamin +. Dawson, R. E. Allen. 10
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et bank, George I. Eaton. F. T. johnson
a H. F. Turner. Mrs. f. w ingalls,. Ed
: ward Bacon, Louis J. Sylvester. H. E
: Hargfaves, Arthur G. Bill Rev. ]. I
!. ! Edwards. Mrs. Henry NJ Thompson
Frank E. Kennedy. John W. Gallu1
: W. H. Martin, S. H. Perry, George
e Torrey, ". A. Musgrave. Mrs Ida T
t Aru1ington. Frank Winkelman. A. 7
1 Reed, J. c. Writer. Mrs. Joseph Cyl
81 MrS 10 1o$4
hover, Thomas F. Grady. J. F. Gard
. ner, Jr. Mrs. L. S. Ingalls,, Mrs. Haiti
: Franklin, G. Q. Thomas. Mr., Bishor
a r. A. SDaulding, D. Fred Kenworthy
Miss Annie L. Page, Miss Marion Z
q Chollar, George B. Guild.
= Daniel Doyle of Bridgeport spen
y Sunday at his home in Danielson.
= Cassius Chase Of Hartford was
n week end visitor with relatives i
y Danielson.
= The r1eetire Of the New Londo
archtleaconr! Is to be held Tuesday a
I'll Christ church. Eomfret.
81 Nathan D. Prince of Hartford sper
: the week end at his home in Daniel
= son,
4 A large crowd was at Wildwood par
# for the dancing on Saturday evenin;
III Michael J. Sullivan of Providence
e spending a few days at his home O
ss hiSil street.
N Special Of1cer CHRISTOPHER Andrew
"a is on duty at Alexander's lake an
d Wildwood park, nights. for the sum
4 naer season.
NJ characterization will be the theme
At a meeting of the Ashford associatio
At at the Baptist church Tuesday Mis-
- Carrie MasteIler of Boston, a workt
70 among the Syrians. will be the speai
1T er.
,e itor with friends in Danielson.
" Members of Sarah Williams DAME
L son chapter, D. A. r., and members
1e the Killingly Woman's club have join
is " presented Kiilingly High school wit
IN national flag. of beautiful silk. ar
the gift is greatly appreciated by PriI
n cipal E. r. Warren and the membe
e. of the faculty and student body of Il
a. school.
"a Al public dances some young coupl
- are engaging in So called novelties til
~ are so utterly inamodest and so di
~ family separated from good form tn
Is the result is certain to be a gener
condemnation of all that is plea sir
- and entertaining about social even
: that bring such a degree of pleasu
- to the host of good people who enjt
!. themselves in reasonable manner.
. the clergy and others interested in II
=. moral welfare of the community sta
~ crusade against such suggesti
~ ~ dancing as is here referred to, the
'ii will be little reason to complain. T.
crusade will be justified. There is OF
remedy that should be effective-tl
n, banishing from dance hall floors
re those who attempt in Killingly to il
n, dulge in acrobatics that would g
at them the gate in supposedly WICK
ne New York. Less than ) per cent.