Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-26
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 comes a member of the league home games will be played Sunday and out of town games on Saturday.
 WilIimantic's first automobile show has sopened at the state afnory. The show is under the auspices of co Gs State Guard, the committee in charge con nsi Sting of Eugene B. Lewis, MOT ris S. Leonard. Amos Lewis, Murray Tighe. and Edward R. Morrison, all
 members of the company's basketball team. have worked hard to make the affair a success. The exhibitors have been confined to local automobile and accessory dealers; twenty spaces m the big drillshed have been placed at their disposal. Dancing was a feature of the show Wednesday, eve ming. the Peerless orchestra hav1ng been secured to furnish music. There also were various forms of entertain mentp furnished. The decorations were arranged by P. D. Denohue. The ex- ,hibitors include Eugene G. Cotter, Wilson & Anthony, Leonard Broth CTS. The Jordan Auto Co., with Dodge Brothers, Buick, Cole, Areo "S" and Federal trucks. Ames Motor Co., Au- to Supply Store, Albert M. Gilman, Windham Battery Go. Hall Ignition and Manufacturing Co.,, filling Co.,, 
 The fourth of series of five dances was held at the Y. M. CA. Wiednes- Eday evening. About 30 couples at tended. . Music was furnished by an orchestra.
 A basketball game of more than usual interest will be staged in the Valley. street armory Friday night be- tween the local Emeralds and the Bigelow Hartford team of Thompson vile, winners of the interstate title and conceded champions of New En- gland. The local team has yet to be beaten in this city in about twenty games and the game is certain. to be a fast one. The Emerald lineup will contain Larsen, Higgins, Normandin, Pickett and Keirans. Bigelow Hart ford mbination-Deckman John son, .Connors, Sulls Van Wort and possibly one or two other stars. Word of the death of the nine months old son of George E. and May H. ,Battersby of Providence, R T., has been received in this city Mrs. Battersby was formerly Miss May Richards of Willimantic. The 1 body is to be brought to this city to- 1 day and taken charge of by Funera ] Director Shephard. It will be placed in the. receiving vault in the Willi- mantle. cemetery.
 7 Funeral services for Harry F Baldwin, whose death occurred Sun. 1 day in Worcester, Mass, were held a
 the home of his sister, Mrs. M. F l Ladd; No 50 West Park street. Wed nesday-. afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev | A. E. Carpenter, pastor of the loca
 Baptist church ofhciated. The bod!
 was placed in the receiving vault il :WiIlimantic cemetery. Funeral Di-
 rector J.'.M. Shepard was in charg, of the arrangements.
 I The funeral of Mrs, Johanna Quiz ley was. held from the home of he
 daughter, Mrs. George Morin of 6 F'airview street, Wednesday mornipi
 at 8.30 o'clock with a solemn requiem | high mass in St. Josep1's church a l o'clock following. The celebran was Rev. John Clark deacon, Rev. J
 A. Sullivan, and sub deacon. Rev
 John Matthew, of St. Mary's church
 The bearers were William L. Jenkins
 Lawrence. Hickey, Sr., Joseph Carte and James H. Antiwell. Relative
 and friends were present from Prov
 idence, Norwalk, New Jersey an, New York. Burial followed in St. 10
 seph's cemetery. Arrangements wer in charge of Funeral Director E. E
 Hickey.