Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-25
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 that the. affair is of real championship calibre is being manifested in a three group cribbage tournament being played by teams representing the American Le- zion, K of e, and Fire department. The teams are meeting Friday evening of each week. playing 1u games per team each night and will continue for fifteen weeks.
 At present the Legion team is leading with a score of II games won and lost, K. of c. being in second place with 10 games won and 10 games lost and the Fire department trailing with games won and II games lost.
 In this weeks games John Beayea and Edward Roberge, representing the Legion, will play against Michael Cronin and De- Tor Heneault at the K. of c. hall; Owen Kelley and William Brennan, represent ing the K. of C., will meet Daniel Smith and Victor St John, representing the Fire department, at the central station Wilfred Wells and David Gagnon, rep resenting the Fire department will play against Arthur J. Duprey and Philip Ro- berge, representing the Legion, at the Le- gion's rooms
 Another sporting event thet is certain to stir up real enthusiasm is the bowl ing match that has been arranged be- tween Frank Barber of Danielson and William Belcher of New London. This is to be what is known as a home and home" series 20 games, total pinfall to count the first leg of the match at Dan elson next Tuesday evening, the second leg at New London on December }. It is stated that the winner of this match in which all the followers of the game are very much interested, will get purse of S200.
 Still another event on the sporting cal endar, now crowded with interesting things. is the scheduled appearance here on Wednesday of next week of Miss Marie Anderson, champion woman pool player. Miss Marie. Anderson has been travelling from toast to coast, giving exhibitions of fancy pool playing and trick shots.
 The following relative to the future of the Providence and Daniels6n road is from Providence paper:
 Stockholders of the Providence and Danielsoy Street Railway Company, at a meeting yesterday afternoon, voted to authorize the directors to junk at once that portion of the Danielson line west of the village of North Scituate At the conclusion of the meeting it was stated by Edward r. Jastrain. counsel for the company, that negotiations were still under way for the taking over of the re- mainder of the company's property by the towns in which it lies
 
 the Rhode Island Company system last summer when the stock was sold at a public sale to D. F. Sheran of this city. After period of experimental op- eraton Mir Sherman discontinued the service Since that time, negotiation have been under way with various parties representing the interested towns for the taking over the line to North Scituate and the line to Chepachet.
 The line from North Scituate to the state border passes thro lgh sparsely in habited territory and the rails connecting it with Danielson, owned by Connecti cut company, are to be ripped up. so tha the continuance of this stretch of the property. was considered impraeticablt from the first.
 An announcement as to the identity c the purchaser of the llne to be junked i: expected shortly.
 | At her home on Spring street wednes 1 day at 12.30 funeral Service for Mrs Maria E. Bassett- was conducted by Rev 1 Marvin $. Stocking of the Methodis | Episcopal church of which Mrs. Basset had been. member for years. Buria was in Westfield cemetery. The bearer were Walter Anderson. D. Fred Ken worthy, George F. Davignon and Henr. i Flagg. A. F. Wood was in charge of tn. | funeral arrangements.
 Funeral services for Mrs. A. NJ. Jor dan. widow of Irwin Jordan, were helt at her home in East Killingly Wednes day afternoon at o'clock, Rev Charle 1 Bruce Fisher, pastor of the Union Sap | tist church in that place officiating. Tn l service was attended by relatives an, 1 many friends Burial was in Westfiel, 1 cemetery. Danielson. The bearers wer l Henry Heath George Whitman, Israe Chase and Albert Brooks. Mrs. AndreV i! Potter and Mrs. Walter Wood sang a | the funeral service. A. F. Wood wa the funeral director.
 Studs. featuring Mary Pickford was th 1 comedy feature that pleased large audi ences at the Orpheum theater at tn 1 afternoon and evening shows on Wed nesday.
 There will be a mass of Thanksgivin at St Stephens church this (Thursday rro1n;ng at o'clock which will be at tondwed by large numbers of parishion ets.
 Inc suggestion In a Providence pape tina, it is likely the rails of the Con ecticut company on the East Killingl line are to be torn up is the first pub Waves Dashed High, school readin, lc announcement of the kind to be made though there have been hints along tha he for many weeks The Providence re ort, however, cannot be taken as off tial
 Phlsn Deap was resting at his hom tere Wednesday, his broken leg havn aceived attention The leg is broke II almost exactly the same place as i ais once before when Deap's motorcycl v'as in collision " tn an automobile owne
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 The fact chat the wholesale price C legs dropped u s10 per hundredweigt
 10 cents .Gund-was noted with yer seen interest by housewives in Danielso anG vicinity on Wednesday. Incidental ihe break in the Chicago pork marke i; driving down the price of native DOT ild farmers v'ho are raising hogs al watching tht'' sale value dwindling da Ny Gay.
 The five miles of staAs hiehway tAt Rhode Island is going to rebuild in tf spring westward from North Scituate t ward the Connecticut line will bring tf Improvement work nearly to Hopkir Crossing, about nine miles from Danie son. This old Hartford turnpike,