Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-01
WILLIMANTIC

height of the baseball fans ambition, as far as Willimantic goes, and Sunday these three will be the main attraction. It had been announced previously that the Singer team of Bridgeport would play here Sunday but early in the week news came from that city that as city championship test was to be held that day. the manager of the Singer team would rather cancel the game with the American Thread company. Man ager McQuilfan of the Thread Makers team immediately. got in touch with Her man Bronlsie of the Manchester team and arrangements were made for the third game of the series between these tams It needs no booming for local fans as they rememberd that Manchest- CT took the first sAne by a score of 3 to 1, but at Recreation park this city. Conney won in a pitchers duel from Thursday was to have been WnIiman- to when Art Nichols stepped 10 the fore and laid out a perfect bunt for squeeze play and Bronkie's uotfit bit the dust, while the Willinnantic fans collected a goodly share of another | species of dust. Bronkie announced that Lyman, of Georgetown University, would 1 do the pitching for the Manchester team, l Hynla nbeing the man that beat the To- l calls when they played the first game
 
 1 Boston Braves will be on the mound for WiHimantic and ca nbe expected to l handle his end of the game in his usual l first class style.
 l After being closed for several weeks while repairs were being made to the walls of the building, the swimming l pool of the ', NJ. c. A. is to be open ed this (Friday) morning. new tile wall has been laid on one side of the 1 pool. the opposite side having been painted over. The pool itself has been 1 before new supply of water was let | in. AThe shutting down of the pool for the first time gave the officials of 1 the I. an opportunity to see just how 1 great a part it played in the usefulness 1 of the Y. offerings. The result was | shown when hundreds of questions con- 1 corning the period of closing were turn cd in at the desk, by members and non. 1 ni,mbers.
 The pool being the only one in tho city is used by many of the local citi. zens. During the summer two week:
 were allotted the school children ane many leraned to swim during that per | iod. During the summer over thirty boys and girls learned to swim and dur 1 ing tn past seven months over seventy. 1 five have been taught to swim. Man, l a '. in cities larger than Wiilimanti,
 does not have the equipment of the To I cal Y.
 i Invitations have been sent out to the
 public to come in and be shown oveI the building.
 Chief Killourey has investigated the | story of an Auburn touring car tha 1 mas been parked at the intersection O.
 Ash and Main street for period O l over three month. The car is a mode
 leSS, serial number 13,sSs and tae mum | Der of the motor is S1,f10, The ma l chine, according to tn speedometer, haf only been driven about 9,0s5 miles. Ac- cording to garage men this car was left there by a man giving his nam, 1 as Devine who at the time stated that he was going to leave the car there fol time while he went home to get part. necessary to replace those broken. H, has never shown up. What will become ot the car is rot yet settled. The theory l is that the car might have been stoIer
 before brought to this city.
 Thursday wa sfo have been wfIIiman- tie day at Mansfield Fair but the kea. ther man so interfered with the wilf. mantle and Mansfield people that only 2
 few braved the storm to go to the fair
 Announcement was made Thursday af- ternoon that the fair would be put over
 n today (Friday). The exhibits at tn.
 fair have been of. the best and man,
 aken the opportunity to view them 1 Today will be known as live stock day { guest at the home of Mir and Mrs Frank A. Monroe of ASA Pieasa nt stree
 is Miss Ruth Cahoon, of South Willing
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