Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-26
WILLIMANTIC

day as the result of. the Y Harvard I varsity race in favor of lthes4a Crimson wearers seemed against FaeF dope handed] out. Odds in the city before the race were to in favor of the Blue }si
 The Windham Girls club .has leased from Fred H. Schuster of Hartford the Peter Pan cottage at Lake Wangumbaug,, South Coventry, for, five weeks during the summer months. sA committee, gJahe Ashton (chairman). Rose MoreaHs tands Mabel Payson, has been appointed to plan out the weeks when members of the club can be. accommodated at the lake There are to be two periods, first, from July to July IT; second. AugI II to | Sept. 4. and members must plan to go to the lake in one of these two periods. Last year the girls were unable to enjoy their camp at the lake owing to the Shore Line strike on the electric railway =' : The owner for the Chalmers car found 1 abandoned at, Clark's Corner Sunday night proved to be man from Attleboro, | and it was stated that the machine was stolen from the street in Providence, R, I. Deputy Sheriff John H. Fitts of l Hampton had the car in his custody. The | Willimantic police got in touch with Bos- ! ton authorities and found the owner
 
 city today Saturday, and some F or IS | applicants for citizenship will be given an l opportunity to take out their papers, Ap- | plicants must improve their chance to be- 1 come naturalized or wait till the Septem- Der session of court
 White collar wearers of the American Thread company trimmed the team rep. ! resenting the warehouse and shipping de- partment sof the plant in an exhibition game Thursday night at Recreation park. 1 The score was 21 to S. The office boys piled up 20 hits while their opponents made but four. The ratio of errors was opposite. however. the office men getting but and the w and S.-splayers 13. T. Postcards have been received. by friends of exMayor Daniel P. DunnSmail- cd while he was en route to Frisco to at tend the democratic convention. The card was dated June Fist at Aibuquer- que \. NJ. The Connecticut delegation is now at San Francisco s i Free swimming classes at the Y. M. c. A. continue to gain in attendance. the total enrolment now being about 75 ! |; The Thread City Continental Drrm corps notered to .WesteriX,s Ra l.. I.fio5ay l afternoon and will take part ,ir contests to be held there under the auspices of 1 Chesbros Fife and Drum corps this Sat l uIudN ' dllPT0OOH Tn the evening they will take nart in the parade in connection with the fremens carnival Odell NJ Chapman, major of the corps. will lead his men. Major Chapman recently com pleted his 560th drum. one measuring 24x36 inches. and which is to be used ythe American band of this city Major Chapmen began making his own drums about two years ago and today the drums used by the local corps and others about Willimantic are of the Chapman make.
 At the First Baptist church Sunday. Rev. Arthur D. Carnenter, pastor will preach at 10.45 o'clock. Church school for the study of the Bible at noon Com munity service led by the Christian En- deavor society at ' D, m.; leader, Lena Makove
 Christian Science service is held Sun day morning at 1045 o'clock in the Won- 1 ans club rooms at 803 Main street. Sub jest of lesson-sernon. Christian Science Golden text, 1 Cor. 2:-4, 5
 Morning worship sunday at the Meth odist Episcopal church at 1O45 Sunday school meets at 12:45. Evening service
 at'7 o'clock
 During the, spring term; at Satchaus grammar school 30 students have had 8
 perfect record for attendance Thirty-foul
 pupils have been perfect for one year and six have unblotted records for six years 1 Raymond Kenfeld has record of three
 years perfect attendance, and Bessie
 Bradshaw has not missed day in foul , school years. The list follows: Grade VIII. Hattie A. Jacobs, teacher Spring tern--William Crane. Ruth Case : Eugene Moriarty, Durward Oldershaw 2, Regina Peck. Corinne Picknell. Harold . Simonds, Evelyn Simmons. Annie Setter ' berg. Two terms-Betty Everest, Hymar