Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-11

at the high school Friday afternoon.
 Principal Edgar A. Case was present and
 stated that the plan he wished to for ward was to have one of the, vacant rooms at the high school building used as an Alumni room and pictures of the classes of Willimantic High Athletic teams minstrel performers, and class plays, be framed and hung in this room. l Students at the school are being re- quested to loan the use of any pictures they might have in their possession and members of the alumni are asked to loan any they have MT. Case stated that this same proposition had been brought to the attention of the Lyceuin several years ago but no action was then
 taken. It is expected however, that the Lyceum will vote the required amount
 which will be used to frame the pictures sent in and aid in furnishing the room. Friday was the fifst day the new ccua- l mittee appointed by the Chamber of Commerce exercised their authority to
 receive nanles of persons asking for work and to find employment for them. I William E. Webber, at the request of the | committee, was at the chamber foonis l Friday afternoon and arranged sys- | tem whereby every person desirous of | finding work can have his name; address telephone number. and work desired kept l in view of the man at headquarters An l other page is to be used for the names of those desirous of finding help, the | same system of indexing being used. The i office was opened at o'clock Friday aft- ] ernoon and by closing time at D. m,
 nine persons had applied for work, seven
 men and two women. Of this number 5
 were painters by trade, and one was a fireman and engineer. The remainder were, engaged in mill trades.
 1 That the system arranged for aiding people in securing work win be sue cess was demonstrated within an hour ! after the office was opeped Friday. A
 man applied to Mir. Web5er givihg his name and address and stating that he
 would be willing to any kind of work This was at two o'clock /, About zse
 o'clock. a man having work to be done i about his home came to the office and
 stated that he wanted a man. Within an hour the man who had asked for work had been notified that job was open 1 and he came to headquarters and was 1 immediately engaged. There is absolute
 ly no charge for this work by the com
 mittee appointed and as fast as work is
 found those who have applied will be mo- tified. A majority Of those who ap- piled gave evidence of willingness to
 work at any job and local residents
 should get in touch with the committee
 when they have work to be done
 Plans are under way for a Y. NJ. c.
 A. bowling league, composed of members l of the association. A series of games ex-
 tending through three months has been
 mapped out and four teams of five men
 each will compete for prizes. The teams
 selected are: Team l. " E Higgins, l Charles W. Hill, Alfred French. Raymond
 Britland and James Aspinwall Team 2, ! afa afa S,JS
 Edmund, B. E. Winters, Earl Rattey. l Team 3, H. c. Congdon, William S. Sim monds, Harold Jacobs, Raymond Park CT and Alfred Mathewson.' Team g. Emil i Desplante. Joseph Steiner, Emil Weyer, Joseph Roux and Russell Webster. The first games of the series will be rolled on ! Monday and Tuesday evenings of next week. Team 1 vs. Team 2 Monday, and ! Team 3 vs. Team Tuesday.
 \ meeting of the WilIimantic ", C. T. L. was held Friday afternoon in the Y. NJ C. A. lobby with oyer thirty mem. bers present. Following the business meeting where the president, Mrs. Nellie A. Gaser, presided, an address was giver by Mise Sara "A Keeyers, who Is con. Inected. with the local Red Cross Nurs. ing Service, She spoke of the necessity
 of preventing disease and explained thai through the nursing service of the Wiilf | HldAhllC SudpteI- Ol lll6 Aul0FlCdn ffGC
 Cross great gains have been made in thfs city. In addition to, the regular pub
 lie work many clinics have been held dur
 ing the past year. Dr. Hugh B. Camp
 bell, superintendent of the Tuberculosi! Sahatorium at Norwich. making trips tt
 this city twice a month in the interes l of tuberculosis prevention. The ques ton of medical examination of scfoo
 children was also touched oil by SIis.
 Keevers, who stated that it was for tn,
 benefit of the city that the school chii dren be carefully watched lest diseas,
 spread because of want of proper medfca