Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-19

land and buildings, on Mansfield av- enue. e I
 21. Thomas Healey to Jeremiah c. Healy tract of land on Ba'bcock Hill.
 23. George Gaudreault and Cor della Gaudreault. to Michael Mazzola, parcel of land on Mansfield avenue.
 24 Becky Brettschneider, Joanna Harasymczuk, land and buildings on Brook street
 26. Mary L. E. Monty to Benoit Archarnbault, land and buildings on South street.
 2S. N. Eugene Lincoln to Charles A. Taintor, land and buildings on Spring street.
 It was announced Thursday even- ing by those in charge of collecting in this city for the. $4,000,o00 Smith College fund, that the work of can vassing the alumnae in this district was nearly completed. At the sale held Tuesday afternoon at the Con- gregational Church house in connec- tion with this drive the sum of $24 was realized. This sale was just pri- or to the meeting of the Willimantic WoInan's club and was we'll attend ed. Articles on sale were books, food, postcards, useful and fancy articles. At recent meeting of James J. Shea Post, No. 19. American Legion, held at the armory on Pleasant street the following officers were appointed: :: Chaplain. John NRoux; historian, Dr. (Capt) W. F. s. Heating; employ ment offices, Edward A. Norris; war risk officer, Dr. (Capt) W. P. s. ] Keating; publicity officer. Roy W l Downer; vocational training officer, mittee on post activities and welfare l Arthur W. Swonson, William v. Palmer, William A. Hussey; enter | tainment committee Albert J. Piche l Harry Noel, Fred Coriarty; member i ship committee, William S. Casey ! John F. Healey, Roderick Lussier; !! post memorials, Raymond A. Park hurst, Albert J. Piche, Florimond ] Normandin Charles W. Hill; distri- l button of state funds, James B. Full l lerton, A. I. Sussman. athletic com mittee, James. Litterick, Edward A
 Morrison, Oscar Barrett.
 The members of the K. of c. bowl. ing team clinched the. title for frs place in the city bowling league wher they defeated the American Thread company in three straight games ! Only in one gave did the. shop Boy! ! have a chance but they failed to ge the three pins necessary for a win .i The scores of the games were a! follows:
 K. of C.-so8. 4s5, 51s-1s1s.
 American Thread sCo.-5os. 4Ss, 4s7-, 1493 ! Everything is in readiness for tn, Emerald Crescent game to be played in this city f1is tFriday) evening 1 The Emeralds have been on the zool several nights this week and are 1T ! trim for any five men that ever stepped foot on Taftville. soil The trolley will bring the rooters for Taftville t( sthi@ oitv early ine t'ra evening nt from t4Ie-e they will go to the hall tt ton of basketball playing that nigh be a lesson to the Champions of New England.
 l Rev. E. E. Gates, pastor at Lara, was the speaker Thursday night a the First Baptist church.
 The annual meeting of the Threa, City Cyclers was held Thursday ey
 ening at the club rooms. 728 Mali street. The election of officers, t take effect April 1st, resulted in tn
 choice of c. Gilbert Flynn as presi dent, to succeed A. W. Downer. Ray mond S. Gates was elected vic president, succeeding Robert B. Hig
 gins; Leslie Beebe recording secre
 tary, Dwight M. Jordan. financial sec
 retary and Frank M. Lincoln, treas
 urer. those three being reflected
 Members of the board of director 1 chosen in addition to the above nam
 cd officers were A. W. Downer an
 George Parker. he selection of tn
 membership committee resulted | the choice Of Robert B. Higgins ] chairman; Walter E. Collins. Michae