Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-08

ing at IF Union street this city, while Oguschewitz has been working for his father at Mansfield Four Corners, re ceivine S15 per week and his board.
 Mars. Ogschewitz told of having worked
 in the mill, taking in washing, also
 scrubbing floors to support herself and
 the child but owing to fall recently
 she has been unable to continue so do-
 ing. Mrs Ogschewitz blames her fa-
 ther-n-law for most of the trouble,
 blaming him for keeping her Husband with him, as her husband had told her his father would not let him live with his wife Her father -in-law denied this before the court, stating that he wished the couple would live together. MT. Ogu- shewitz at first expressed himself as un- willing to go back with his wife as he could not secure employment in Willi- mantle. After some deliberation the couple decided to give the double life an- other try, and Judge Dean gave them both some pointed advice. The case was then continued until Oct. 23 and as Mir. Oguschewitz's father refused to go bonds for his sons appearance at court on that day, the court allowed the ac- cused to go upon his own recognizance. The American Thread Company ball team winds up it's 1920 season the com ing Sunday when the players meet Manager Tom McDermott's Braves of North Grosvenordale at Recreation Park. This is considered one of the fast | est semi-pro teams in New England and has played a high type of ball during the yea"s they have been on the field
 The vi,~Jrs will have Gero of the Prov l :dence City League on the mound and his working partner will be Gilson. another member of the same league, also from Providence. The remainder of the line
 up is as follows: Powers of the Newark | Internationals 1b, Duggan of the old New England League, now under con tract with the Boston Red Sox 2b, Nan 1 ing, a player who has been seen here be l fore, SD Porter of Brown university ss 1 Wall who was for two years with tht l Graton Knight team of Worcester If. l Paul Johnson for three years mem Der of the Worcester Eastern Leaguers now with the Athletics. cf Duff of tn,
 Fisk Red Tops If. and Rivard of tn,
 Philadelphia Nationals. utility.
 Manager John McQuillan of tn Thread Company team will strengthen his lineup for this game and Lamprech and Tommy Sipples of Manchester vii be seen in the local lineup. the forme as catcher and the latter in the oute gardens. The pitcher for the America Thread has not yet been announced but if is known that it won't be Johnh iCooney as his pitching days here ar
 over for a time at least. Last Sunday
 deal just before the game cost Johnn
 about 999 per cent of the liking tha local fans had for the youngster.
 At a recent meeting of the Women
 Home and Foreign Mission Society of tf1
 Methodist Episcopal church the follow ing officers were elected: President, MT
 Ada | Birmingham. first vice presiden
 Mrs. C. Harley Smith second vice pre-:
 ident, Mrs. Olive Walker; third vic president, Mrs. Henry Martin; recordin secretary, Mrs Annie Purdie; core. bonding secretary and treasurer MT
 Stella Alpaugh; superintendent of lite
 ature, Mrs. Wesley Morse; superintenc
 ent of Little Light Bearers, Mrs E. l
 Freeman. The Home society voted | , pack barrel during November.
 Troop No. l. Wllimantic Boy Scout