Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-23

comprise Captain Bob Higgins. .'Chief.' Picket, "Jack'' Keirans, and Joe" Be lair. Five of those named have play ed together through an entire season and last year piled up record that was not beaten by any semi pro team in the state. The name of Be1air of Taftville brings back memories of the season when he played with the EaneraIds on several occasions and clearly demonstrated that he was there. Cute AdcCarthy will manage the team again this seaso and
 Freezo" McQuillan will be his assistant The old stamping grounds at the Valley Street. Armory will be- the location of the battles of the year. New seating arrange rnents are. being made and larger crowd can be Accommodated this year.
 One hundred and seventy Ave employees of the Holland Silk Manufacturing com pany will be without. of work until re- pairs can be made on .tlfe engine at the east mill of that company. The engine broke down over week ago forcing the closing of the east mill With the east mill non-productives there was not enough stock to run the west mill ana this mill shut down Thursday evening of. this week. New parts for the dam aged engine are expected at any time from the Brown Engine company of Fitchburg, Mass, and if they arrive to- day Saturday. extra helpers will be called in to get things ready to open the mills Monday.
 Thomas Francis Cenlon, es. died Thursday night at St Josephs hospital where he had been taken for an opera tion for apendicitis. He was born in Ireland the son of Francis and Mary Clark Conlon. Surviving him is his wife, also two sisters and a brother in Ire land,
 Funeral services for Emma F. Fay Tor were held Thursday afternoon from the home of Irving. E. Hopkins of Hamp- ton. Rev. William M. Brown oficiated. Burial was in the witter cemetery. Brooklyn. Jay M Shepard was in charge
 Mrs. Patrick McDonald and Mrs
 Patrick Nagel. who hays been visiting Mrs. Philip Cheney. of Valley street. have returned to their homes in New York.
 sunday at the First Congregational church. Rev. Harry S. AfcCready, pas tor. will preach at 1045 o'clock. Chil- dren's subject, The Spirit of the Flag" sermon. 'eThe Narrow Road to Expan- sion" Church school at s.45 o'clock. Mems forum at 12.15 o'clock. leader. Dickerson C. Baker. subject, '"Moral Stability as a Factor in Engineering. Evening institute at [ ?, m.
 Christian Science service is held sun- day morning at 1o.45 o'cvuock in the Wo- mans Club rooms at sos Main street Subject of Lesson-Sermon, Probation After Death"
 Canton Windham. Nc. 2. Patrlarehs Militant. Independent: OrdeS of Odd Eel. lows held it's first annual military ball It the town hall Friday night, over one hundred and fifty couples attending. Canton Windham is the youngest Canton
 !n the state of Connecticut, but has the
 honor of being the. largest in the state n the number enrolled when the Can | 'on was instituted. forty members being enrolled. Shortly before eight o'clock canton Wiudham and members of the ,anton from Danie' son.. led by Captain 1 Fred H. Williams of this city formed in | !-ont of the I. O. O.. F. hall at S07 Main
 %rest and marched to the town building 1 where they were inspected by CaDtan Smith of New Haven and Co onel C., NJ. | -happeH and stan. Following the re- l ,few which was witnessed by a large l number, a concert of several number was
 eiven by the Standard orchestra. I The grand march was begun shortly | 9efOTe nlhe' O CicCE ana was ieI ny OOl- 'nel Chapel and Mrs, Fred H. Williams. l followed by the staff members The programme consisted of, twenty number
 equally divided between modern and old 1 fashioned numbers. During the inter mission, ladies of Violet Rebekah lodge | No 57, T. o. O.. F.. served refreshments l The success of the ball which wifi now Become an annual event is due to the fire i work of the committees appointed. These
 Committees were as follows: General director, Captain Fred H. Williams 1 1oor director. William F.. Tinker dance committee William E. Tinker. chairman 1 Walter F. Tliomrson and Byron B. Ladd | sides; Arthur W. Swanson. Walter F. l rhompson. Louis 5. Wilson. Oscar O. i narratt. Harry A. Pearl and Ture Oson 1 "A Resar'o Giairno. a prominent Italian 1 of New Haven. is to be tte speaker al l The r. NJ. C.. A. Sunday night at -et- I lne for WiIliIna antic people of Italian birth. His subject is to be "Americar Idea's." The meeting Is to hegin at o'clock and will include musical number l md the showing of several reels of mo ton pictures. The meeting is free and i: being held under the auspices of th' Characterization agent for the. town O.
 srindham. Mir. Giamo has spoken in thi c.ty at a previous gathering and is wei l'Srown as a convincing taiker and on, I Who will be well worth hearing.