Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-26
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 What Is Going On Tonight.
 Knights of Pythias. Natchaug lodge, No. 23. meets in 1. 0. o. F. hall.
 me national drive for thrift came 10 a close cr Saturday night but the fhrist drive In this city is to be cou- t.,u.sfi for several days longer. Thus anrcuuseirsIiU was made Sunday at- .crnas.n hr Canpaign Director J. D F.ir-eafcrs who further st1sae that tle rtsiil:- ,.ctl ed during the campaign were gratify-rg Co those no were m charge of the locd campaign The ..ss Of four-minute men at the local theatres will be dispensed with dur ing the remaining days of the cam paisn but the work among individuals tvill be kept up. There is to be a spe- cisi thrift night aT the Natchaug school Tuesday night when the regu- lar weekly evening class at that school meets for study,
 Several persons have already taken advantage of the offer of AIr. Elmen- dorL. as AHlericanizaticn agent for the town of Windhaul- and have applied for Information regarding .naturaliza- ton. Glasses in this work are to be started early in February and any person desiring knowledge about what he or she must do to become a citizen of this country will be able to obtain il by attending these sessions. The Connecticut 4ggies met defeat -t the bands of fi-e Rhode Island Col lecians at EingstoW'n Saturday after noon. bp a =rore Of 29 to 9. The game was ga fast one and many sharp as- saulf or rhe 5ron hoop was stopped by a display uf .eam work bT either team, Capt 1iaf0y of Rhode Island who nlavcd center for his team was the individual star Of the game, getting 15 nf the g points scored by his team mates Twelve of these points came from goals from the floor. Alexander and Putnam for the Connecticut Ag- Eies led in the number of field goals with three eacli- Lockwood made most of the points for the Storrs five getting 10 points in all, four on field hasSzti md on foul shots made During the first half the Storrs five held the lead urEf nearly time for the whistle to blow and then lost out 9 to i6- lu the second half the Rhode lsiand quintet made seven more points and th1 Connecticut AEEies made six. The score and the lineup Of the teams Was ss fciiGvS-
 Rhode Island Conn. Aggies. Dunn Lockwood
 Rifll, Forward
 Hudson --.-------.- Alexander
 Left Forward --s
 4alle[ --------- GrOnW oidt
 Center
 Murphy .--.----.--........ ord
 Left Guard
 CoEEesi2l= ---------------.- Putnam
 R-sht Guard.
 Score Rhode Island College 29. Connectc-ft AEgles e. Goals from the floor Dunn 2. Hudson :. 8Ialloy 6. lockwood 9 Alexander o. Putnam 3. Goals from f0cls-sIaiiov Q Lockwood 6. Refsree-Jemau Of Brown. Timer -No7d1uist- Scorer-Smith Time eo-minutc halves.
 Satur5ay night zt the Y. Nj. c. A. alleys Emil Desplante. 9 member of of the teams in the inter-ci rrliir- -leaEue bowled fourteen s--irles- uith an a--er4se pi-fau of.114. -.e hiEhes< ztTinE rolled was 154Nand -s5 lowest -cisd 1oo.
 pf series of Sunday --esn-.or sst-toEethers was held at Dc . 1T. r A yesterday and a large l'uIaAsT lr-4nL W. C.. Norris was the speaker Of the afternoon and had chosen fcf Es subject Baseball and Its Relation te Life In his talk Mir.