Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-11
WILLIMANTIC

stood on his hands on a chair balanced at the edge of the roof of the Congress hotel Chicago. some 200 feet above the pavements. Friends of Mclaughlin in this city. remembering stunts of his while in this city, look to him to give the movie people their moneys worth of daredevil stunts
 The four young men arrested in this city some weeks ago for selling goods while wearing the U. s. army uniform were to appear before United States Commissioner Frederick J. Corbett on Thursday but their case was again con tinued, this time until Monday of next week
 The case of Albert Girouard, charged with soliciting passengers for his auto mobile without q public service license, came up at the session of the police court Friday morning. but was continued for the third time, the new date of the hear ing to be Sept. 18th when the state will have several witnesses to testify. The police stated that many complaints had come in about Girouard doing a public service business without the proper l- cense and it was decided to end that bus- ness quickly. so the arrest followed. Girouard, it is claimed, had another pub | lie service man doing the soliciting for him.
 Miss Exina Barrett has returned home | following visit with her brother Joseph | Barrett, of Putnam
 1 When the Manchester team shows up : here today Saturday. for game with ] the Thread Makers team. to be played at ! Recreation park, they will havo to face | the pitching of Johrny Cooney, Williman- [ ties star pitcher and best man 10 com pete with any hurler Manchester brings ! down. It isn't expected that Lefty Fly man will come down, as he has returned to school at Georgetown university, but | Wolf of Hartford. a, man with a rep will handle the pill in his stead. Cooney also has the goods and when he faces Manchester he will be forced to produce all he owns to win. No fasiAr game of semi-pros has been slated by the local management in this city thus far and from all accounts Manchester fans will bring some collateral with them today. Local fans will haev the green to cover any bet from outside. so it is evident that a wee bit of money will change hands after the game Willimantic fans would like to have seen Hyman come down but with Wolf carrying reputation as great | there is nothing to mar the game. Mana ger Tom Chambers of Manchester sends the batting order as follows; Massey 2b
 Kotsch If. Bronkie 3b, Wilson ss Spples
 If. Fay 1b, Warnock cf Lamprecht ol
 Matchett c, Wolf D, Burkhardt, Schliedgt
 and smith utility. The Thread Makers
 probably will look like this: Normandir
 If T3eecher 2b. Horkheimer ss, Noel cf Mckinley C. Adams 1b, Smith If, anC
 Cooney ?,
 William Luton. well known in thi!
 city died Thursday night about 9.3t
 o'clock at the home of his daughter, Mrs
 Thomas keleher No 43 Park street
 death being due to senility. Mr. Luttol
 is survived by three daughters. Mrs
 Thomas Kelleher with whom he lived
 Mrs. Margaret Lyske of Rockville ant
 Mrs. William -<icol of this city. Ther,
 arc three sons. Samuel Luton of Rock
 vile and John and William Luton O
 this city. There are also grandchildren
 and great-grandchildren surviving him.
 Eugene Racine, A. son of Adolph anc
 Eva Moore Racine, died early Friday af
 ternoon at the home of his parents, No [. | Meadow street. He was born in this city
 July 31, 1916. Surviving him. besides hi.
 parents. are several brothers and sisters
 At the Methodist Episcopal church Rev c. Harley Smith. pastor, breaches at the Sunday morning service at 10,45 o'clock subject, The Peal of the Universe Sun. day school at noon. Epworth league al SIS. D. m Evening service at o'clock subject. What Shall I Do With the Word of God? The evening service is to be conducted by laymen of the church. | Christian Science service is to be held in the Woman's club room, S0S Main street, Sunday morning at 1045. Subject of lesson-sernon, Substance. Golden text
 Hebrews II l,