Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-30
WILLIMA MANTTC

Fred Anthony; Inside guard, Caleb ]. Albro outside guard, Raymond F Gates representative to the grand lodge. Willard N. Bowen alternate. Edmund J. P.ech- ham master of work. Charles A. Gates.
 The Dye House team of the A. T. Co. and the Clerks of the company will have it out this Wednesday, afternoon at Recreation park. Both teams will have well known players in the lineups and a lively game is looked for. With the Overs will be Joe Hamel, Normanda Big Bill'' Anderson, Peloquin, G. Adams and other local stars. The clerks will have Bill Nichols, Comins, Mathewson, Beecher, Cone, Cochrane and other ball tossers. The lineups of the two. teams contain every member of the regular company team Jack McQuillan is to umpire behind the home plate and Lefty Smith will watch the sacks
 Funeral services for Charles W. Fitch, S2. who died June 23rd in Minnesota, were held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the grave in Columbia ceme- tery. Rev T. Newton Owen. patsor of the Wrist Congregational church of that place conducted the service. Arrange ments were in charge of Funeral Director Jay NJ Shepard.
 Joseph Morse, 66. died Monday at St. , six weeks with chronic endocardftis. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs Wal ter Laundry, of Franklin, Mass, and Mrs. William T .Leesaw of Boston; two sons Frank Morse of Franklin. Mass and Charles Morse of Mansfield Mass The body was sent to Franklin, Mass Tuesday afternoon where services will be held this Wednesday, morning at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Walter Laundry of B Metcalf street Burial is | to be in the cemetery at Franklin Mass From all indications many will leave this city this .. Wednesday, morning for Hartford where they will attend the com : bined shows of Barnuln, Bailey, Ringland Brothers and Sells Brothers
 Autoists coming into this city from PL.---'in way tuesday reported that city ! to be wet, 1. e. that rain was co--ire | Ctwn to fast fcr comcort. * clouds passing over this city abou 4 o'clock caused many mechants to car ry their wares in doors but the after | noon passed, only light showers coming down at intervals, becoming steady to- ward night
 l The Clerks baseball team through i Manager "Mckie" Longo have tried to get game with Baltic Thursday but 1 nothing has been heard from the players i uoWn the road. Before the season is
 over the Clerks team expects to trim the American Threaed company team. pre-
 vided the threadmakers use a battery of local men.
 Evelyn Alderman, 21, and Myrtle Smith. IT, will be before the police cour | this Wednesday, morning to answer tc 1 charges of being street walkers. They
 were taken to the police station Tuesday l morning but allowed to go to thef l homes until today. The Alderman wo man is widow and according to storie! 1 al out. she and the Lew.s glrl 1,avc h. z,
 chumming together of late. The fathe, of the Lewis girl notified the DO
 lice that he could do nothing witt
 his daughter and wished they would
 look after her, Once before this tim
 she had caused him trouble, he said, an, only on Monday of this week he hat
 heard she was in Manchester and abou
 to be married County Detective Will
 liam E. Jackson went to that place an,
 brought her home and she denied that marriage had been her intention Tn
 police have had no direct complain
 about the Alderman woman. but it wa
 thought advisable to take her into GUS tody.