Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-07
WILLIMANTTC

27, Robert H. Fenton, captain, $2o team No. 2s vanderman Manufacturing com pany, John eilly captain, s53 South Windharl, Mrs. George F. Stiles, captain. s5e; Scotland, Mrs. Susan B. Willis. s5S.25 total amount received. $7se,
 The wniimsntic Knights of Celunkbus basketball five will meet the strong New Britain "Caseys" Wednesday night In WillimaAtic. Games until now have been played at the State arnlory, but the Val ley street ornory seems to be more pop ular with the basketball fana.
 The New Britain teams is fast az gregation and has in it's lineup men that are known in sport circles in this state. Among them are "Bungo" Dudak at If. :; .'Tudders'' Kilduff at If; Jerry Crane, c !: "Artie'' Campbell and Jimmie Murphy at rg. Restella, lg and Sautter and Riley substitutes. Thus far this season the New Britain team has won five out of the six games played and will make the local team travel if they win. The local team will line up as follows: Cronin if Mills H; Beecher c; Denny Murphy rg; and Leonard lg.
 Manager Noel hopes to get some local star who has been watched by fans in games during the past few years in a forward position. If he can be induced
 
 the card The local Caseys have put out a fine brand of playing this season but have not received the support they ek- pected. It was their intention in the be- ginning to give Willimantic another crack team and make it two nights a week for basketball in the city, but If they are not supported the team in action are running on, although support is lack ing.
 The December meeting of the board of selectmcn was held Monday after noon in the town building. Following the meeting the selectfnen, accompanied by Town Clerk Frank P. Fenton, paid a visit to the town farm. This tour of in- spection was made at the suggestion Of Superintendent Chamberlain. AS usual, everything at the farm was in first class condition and the selectfnen expressed themselves pleased with the manner in which the farm is being taken care of by Mir Chamberlain.
 Appointments have been made At the loca. plan of the American Thread com pany, announcements to that effect be- ing made Monday afternoon. These pro- motions take effect immediately. Ralph ". E. Carpenter who has been connect cd with the office of the superintendent of the finishing department is promoted to assistant superintendent of that de- partment. William Nichols and Alton Horn promoted to overseer and assist ant overseer respectively, in the box shop, where MT. Nichols and Mir. Horn have been employed for number Of years.
 Windham High School opens tho bas- ketball season this Tuesday, afternoon at the high school gymnasiaHa with the players representing Woodstock Acade- my The Woodstock Academy five are a fast aggregation and in last years iR- terseholastie series eopped the champion ship of the northern section of the Quinebaug League and lost the eham- pionship of the entire league, after a hard struggle, eo the five representing Putnam High.
 The Windhafn team has been pat through several hard sessions os practice and should be in shape for the fray. The material from which the five WAS selected is first class, some If the bays having played in last seasons games. The players from whome todays tam will be selected are: Ellison, Gerry, and Obernesset, forwards; Captain Coneell | center; Davis, Gates and Sullivan guards.
 The civil suit of Louis Ganem xs. ! MazRway, for wager 1te, has been W'h. | lOdiOHlHB HOt sS 1GOi1l tlb GNtO5- nov fof the plaintiff .a thAt effect. Tht | case was to be heard by Justice of th< Peace Curtis Dean.
 The weekly meeting of the Windhan | High School Lyceum was held Msnda1 | morning in the high school audA srium | A part of the programme was one A ac | act Latin play, presented by twelve mem bers Of the Byceurh. The play was wei ! interpreted and the Roman costume, | were accurately reproduced.
 Mrs. Clara Freitag. widow of William l Freitag, died Sunday at St. Joseph's hos 1 pital from peritonitis. Mrs Freitag wa born in Germany, February 3, 1859. lSh is survived by niece, Mrs. Emma Re, of Hartford, a nephew, Adolph Schlnid of Manchester, and three sisters wh live in Germany. s2-. 5
 Mrs. Rosemary o. Anderson, of Mex London, chairman of the Child Welfar 1 Commission of Connecticut is tn he th speaker at the meeting of the Willinan l tic Womaf's club to be held this VIues day) afternoon at the club rsefu o Main street.
 Several of the streets in the bushes section of the city are receiving a to dressing of trap rock by the street de partment Two stretches of rnaa 4 Jackson street from Valley street to tn railroad crossing oh Umon strcet, an