Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-21
NORWICH BULLETIN TUESDAY, DECEMBER zl. 1szo

by the Y M. c. A. have arrived in the city and have been mailed to parents of chs ren. The blotters which have clever designs on the back show the many ad vantages the Y. M. c. A. offers young sters.
 The fraternity rushing season has end ed at the Connecticut Agricultural Coi- lege and freshmen at the college have received their bids to the various frats- Those pledged by the six frats of the college are:
 Coilge shakespearean club--Joseph Pilion Of Hartford, Paul Beardsey of Rox- bury, A. Burgess of Guernsey. England. and A. c. Hotchkiss of Waterville and Earl F. Taylor of Washington.
 Eta Lambda Sigma: A. B. BirEs of Bridgeport, Harold D. Bolan of Watsr- bury, c. J. Dunflam of Kensington, E. Eddy of sirnsbury, James A. Grace of i New York City. c. N. Morley of Plants vile, J. S. Szafer of Hadley, Mass. Alpha Phi: L. F. Benham of High wood, George A. Guntl1er of Rockville Garry A. Miles of Goshen, E. F. -Balthazar of Waterbury.
 Sigma Alpha Pi: W. Brown of gol- chester. s. Cooke of Naugatuck, L. Ken l meth of Westerly, R. L. F. Littleworth of l Bridgeport C. A. Matthews of Bristol. F. W Metzger of Norwich. Russell Mills l of West Haven K Moses of Norwich, l N E. Platt' of Milford, Norman Purple of l Middletown, E. J. Rannex of Meriden. E. 1 Wing of Honstead, ". T. Yeung4nTg of i Meriden.
 ] Phi Mu Delto: R. Bamford of Daniel 1 son, John Dillon of Rocky Hill, W D. 1 Lawson of New Haven, H. Nelson of Bridgeport, L. Parker eff Shrewsbury R. Palen of Waterbury. Frederick Peterson i of Bridgeport, B. Pinney of Ellington, H. 1 Wilson of Waterbury.
 Phi Epsilon Pi: L. Ksplsn of Hart 1 ford, D. M, Katz of Hartford. | Arthur W. Beach. 27, ded Sunday at the Mansfield State hospital and tranine 1 school from pulmonary tuberculosis. Fun 1 eral Director Jay M Shepard of this city | took charge of the body which was o9n- 1 veyed to New Haven Monday where buri- al took place Mfr. Beach was formerly
 a resident of Hampton, Conn.
 Members of Francis s. Long Woman's
 Relief Corps, No. 2S. held their December
 social in the c. 4. R., rooms in the town 1 building Monday night about thirty mem
 bers attending. During the evening games were played, and dancing was enjoyed. The entertainment consisted ot songs and musical selections by the mem bers Following the social hour sand 1
 were served. The prepara tions for the ! evening were in charge of Mrs. Mary D Lovett. The executive hoard was ir charge of the arrangements for the lun-
 clp;on. 1 With only two days left in which team captains can make their repotrs, Chair man M. E. S. Sullivan gave out the teta
 amount subscribed in the local Red Gross
 drive, as $500. There are. about ter Eteam that havas not sent in reports and |
 is expected that the final figures vii
 send the amount of memberships taker
 out above the 2500 mark set as th'
 quota for the district of which Whitman
 tic is the centsT.
 ! Windham High school and . team rep
 resenting the Alumni of Windllam Higf
 will battle Wednesday night at the Higf
 school gymnasium. The High schoo team has been putting in some hart
 practice in preparation fer the game a:
 they realize that the boys they will fac
 are not new at the game. The schoo team will in all probability be repre-
 scented on the floor by Obernesser an'
 Gerry forwards; Captain Connell, cen
 ter; Davis and Sullivan, guards. Gate
 Burr and Rosen will be utility men. Tn
 Alumni will be represented by the fol Moving basketball stars, 'Kesney'' La
 throp of Exeter and Moriarty. forwards L John Sullivan of Wilistown Prep school center; Sumner of Yale and oin of Ne1 Britain, guards. Following the game tn annual dance will be held. l With only flaw games played in tn I c. Davis leads with four games won ant 1