Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-05

What Is Going On Tonight Knirhts of Pythias, Natchaug lodge, No. s5 meets in L O. O. F. hall Knights Of Columbus. San Jose as- sembly,; No. 14. meets in Opera House I,IInion St. Jean Baptist, 'Amerique Conseil Fiorimonds No. 74. meets in Armory- hall, Center street.
 The iury list ef the criminal term of the Windham County Superior court, which opens today (Monday) wac drawn Saturday morning by Clerk Edwar M. Warner and Sheriff Charles A. Gates. the drawing being done in the presence Of Judge George E. Hin man. Following is the list:
 Windham - George E. Burnhan, George E. Eaton
 Putnsm-John O. Fox. Chester M. Elliott
 Ashford-Horlow F. Scott
 Rrookiyn-Frederick B. Sanford. anterbury-Frank E. Miller.
 Eastford-A- M. Bowen.
 Hampton - Charles 4. Glazier, Wendell Worden.
 KTlinSly = Frederick P. Bitgood, Benjamin AI- Burdick-
 Sterline-Edward F. Freeman.
 Scotland - O. H. Sweet, Archie Gal Woodstock-G. H. Sumner. Daniel Pomfref-P. B. Monitt. NJ. W. Aver PlainaeId - Herbert Tarbox, Wal Ger B. Briggs
 Irving shoIes, age IS, was commit ted to the State School for Boys at Meriden until he becomes of age, on Saturday morning by Judge Frank 1T. Eoss- Sholes had been guilty of Tf-.~r L1 efe The boy has a bad record. Before stealing his sisters money he had been Tirlxing or farms in Scotland and Windhau. Recently he went to the hone of his parents at 40 Eln street and breaking open a toy bank belongiI If his sisler made off with the con ect The rarents of the boy appeara .z e1urt aud stated that they had bel 1eaIe 70 do anything with the boy ard 1Aat Id had taken many things tfn tas hause and had sold ythem-
 A ni iIeI're cf the WiIIimantic Clamhst oI e.ous1erce will be held at their rtrfs eE 75zh street this (Mon- dayf e Htf 'r1 f1 6eeide whether or not the Tod .1sfE HTiIl invite Ole Han son Id t tifr Those members of the cif1E.ft T1o heard Mfr. Hanson when he si Norwich. have been eTite him to Willimantic.
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 Hefie by the police during
 z1. el'rd 70 of which but
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 The trolley car due in this city on Sunday afternoon at i o'clock was nearly forty minutes late, delay being caused hv the heavy traffic on the main lines.
 The following schedule will be fol- lowed by the six teams now entered ir the SCity Duck Pin League. The piay VI . begin today CAfonday).: Jan 5-Rossie Velvet Go. vs. Amer ican Thread Co.
 Jan 6-Rovers ys. T. M. c. A.
 Jan TT. C. Cyciers vs. Knights of Columbus
 Jan .Is-Knights Of Columbus vs. Rovers-
 Jan ls-Rossie Velvet Go. vs T. c. Cyclers.
 Jan Is-American Thread Co. vs. T .. Cyciers-
 Jan. 2o-Rossie Velvet Go. vs. Row. s-S-
 Jan 21-Knights of Columbus vs. Y I- c. A.
 Jan as-RoSsie Velvet Co. vs Knights of Columbus.
 Jan s7-American Thread Co. vs. Rovers-
 Jan 2s.-T. c. Cyciers vs. '. M. c. Feb. s-Rovers vs. T. c. Cyclers. Feb 5-Rossie Velvet Co. vs. '. NJ C. A.
 Feb 4-American Thread Co. vs Knights of Columbus.
 A4 4t,. LI:-L S-L..I : AL . Windham basketball five was defeated Friday. night by their ancient rivals from South Manchester, the score be- ing 50ito 22. The visitors led through out the game, the score at the end of the first half being South Manchester @. Windham High 14. The honors of scoring. went to Gustavson with eight