Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-23

mantle, two brothers, Henry Pinrey of Worcester and Richard Pinney who is living in Canada. Mrs. Baker was the daughter of the late Julius Pineny, Mg1o at one time was warden of the town Of Windham.
 Georae Hsrriek of No. s3, Walnut street celebrated his 85tlh birthday at
 his home Thursday. The anniversary
 was remembered by many friends of Adr. Herrick and he received many
 gifts. Mir Herriek is the oldest mem-
 Der of the GA R. in this city. ]. D. EInendsrf, Americanization director for the vicinity ,, has an-
 nounced that from this time on he will be at his office in the M. '. A. building, from 7:30 until 9:30 each week day. for tine purpose of giving instr7Tctuions to those seeking tnfor-
 nation about citizenship. It is also
 the plan. of Mir Elmendorf to hold a clas.a in citizenship every Friday might hteg1nning Friday, February 6th for the purpose of aiding those who are desirous of taking out their final citizenship papers. The next session of the superior court for the purpose of naturalization is to be held May 11th and all persons seeking to become citizens of this country atthat
 date will be helped without any ex- pense to themselves.
 The will of General Eugene s. Boss
 was admitted to probate Thursday, line entire estate being left to his son, Austin D. Boss. and his daugfa-
 ter Helen Boss Cummings. Austin D. Boss was named executor of tlne es-
 tate.
 At recent meeting of the Young
 Peoples class of ,the Methodist chslrch, taught by Miss Florence Sib- ley, officers for the ensuing year were
 elected as, follows: President, Mrs. Walter Griggs; vice president, Miss Grace Jacobs; secretary and treasur- CT, Mss Mary Richmond; chairman
 of program committee, Miss Blanche Henry chairman of the play commit tee, Miss Muriel Kennedy; chairman of the visiting committee, Miss Emma
 Geer; chairman of the membership
 committee, Miss Gladys Bradley. Fol lowing the election an enjoyable eY- ening was passed. The class is to lose one of its members as Miss Faye
 Newland. formerly of Norwich, moves
 to New Bedford Sunday of next week.
 While making his rounds lighting the lights. that are placed on utle si- 1 lent policemen each night, Dennis
 Couninan discovered that the cop at the corle~ of Valley and Jackson | streets had been killed, but had been so. cleverly patched up that the real
 dama ge was not learned until it. was found the. the ccp would not stand Ayken ule lantern was attached. Tue
 remains were carried to the police station where they will be put to- getjher again. Now the police are after the man who got away so Aeat- ly after breaking up city property The meeting of the Girl Scouts was
 he'd at the Congregational church hc/se Thursday evening with large attendance. Questions in scout. work
 were asked. and patrol meetings
 were held
 Thursday night saw the opening of the three night carnival that is to be run in this city under the ausp.ces of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Asso-
 citation. The hall at which the car nival is being held was crowded dur | ing the evening and the various at 1 fractions were popular with all. Dane 1 ing was enjoyed during the even .ng
 and this part of the programme will be a feature on each of the remaining
 two nights of the carnival. The members of the association had deco l rated ehe hall and with. the customary | spirit have done everything to make the affair a success.
 
 1 sIe;shins parties to the neighhorins towns about W'illimantic is now in vogue and on Thursday evening sev- eral individual parties passed through l the city saluting every one they met with the blowing of horns and the rat ting of COW bells.
 | Miss Alice Holden has left WiIli- mantle to spend few days with rel
 atives who live at Indian Orchard, ! Mass.
 Tonight (Fridsy) the Enersids of
 this city will line up against the fast Brooklyn A. c. team of Waterbury It ] Is claimed by those who have seen | them in action that they are even 1 gently played in this city and lost out | by a narrow margin. and then hand ed the EmeTa Ids the only defeat of 1 the sea son n 8 return game plaved at ! Waterbury. The manager Of the Wa terbury five has sent the following i list of names of the players they will | use: Carroll. Dumschot, McNamara. ] MGlfiGan and the Friedman brothers | These men are all new to the fans of | this section but sport dope from the | city from which they come tends to show that they are all fast men in i handling the round leather ball. The l rI4SulHdH -urotterS nave piaye0 TO- | gether for some time and it is stated that they have just few tricks up their sleeves that they will show the
 fans. Sport dope handed out earlier
 in the week was to the effect that the Emeralds we're to play a game on i Thursday, night with the Middletown five. The management of the Elmer
 aids state that they intended to bring
 this team to this city. but arrange
 ments could not be completed and the
 1fiddletown team VIII be slated at
 some future date.
 Threads
 Samuel Feldman of ' Lincoln ave
 nue spent Thnrsday in Norwich.