Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-11

| [" Willimantie lodge. No. 1940, L.. Q. o. NJ. For a number of years he was aS- sociated with the Alert Hose company | of the Willipantic volunteer fire de- partment until a few years ago. His mother and one sister, Miss Mabel Dimock. both of this city, survive him.
 The death Of Mrs. Molivina Rychling ! occurred at an early hour Tuesday morning at her, home. 92 South street. Death was due to bronchial pneumo- mia. The deceased is survived by two sons, Eudizll and Victor Rychling, and three. daughters. Miss Eugenia Rychling. Mrs. McFailing Burnap and Mrs. Mary Conkonarski, all of this city.
 Word has been received in this city of the sudden death in Stony Creek of Mrs. Robert Northam, former local resident. Mrs. Clarence Mathieu Of this city is ? sister of the deceased.
 Henry '1Irr. formerly principal of the local . I state normal training school, h;ts3 agreed to be the speaker Lat the annual father and son banquet in this city on Friday evening, Feb. 2oth. elaborate prepara tions for which are being made bv the Y. NJ. c. X. The week of Feb. 16 to g will he observed ffttingiy as part of the Sons week. Sunday, Feb. g. has been desienated as Go to Church day, and an effort is
 
 father to attend church on that day
 Arthur Curry has resi gued his posi- tien with the Cuff Refining company in this city. which he has held for inc past three wears. and has entered the employ Of the Windau1 Cycle shop as sales agent.
 To date the epidemic of sickness which is going the rou-ds in this sec tion has not affected the opera tors of the local telephone exchange, althoussil the girls have been ke9t unusually busy. The large number If calls dre in part to the storm and the inability Of many persons to visit business . houses. and to solicitude of many who have friends or relatives who are i'll. is the cause of this.
 Two basketball games that promise to excite more than ordinary interest gre slated for tonight CTvedn oSdav) at the Valley street armorv The big game win be between the EaneraIds and the team of the Pastime A. C. Of Waterbury and promises to be 2 h,rm- Tner. The Pastimes foi1 the distfne- tior of beine the orly team to defeat the ln"als this season and battle royal is Aype4ted when they get to- getlle-. The Frneralds will have Lar san. Higgins. No-mandin. Kie-ans and Pi@ilett in t'1e 1inern. The Pasttnres will use Tavlor. Murphy, Borden. Shee2fy ana F1WaNSon.
 For the preliminary. the Girls team of the American Thread company win entertain the Cceds of the Connecticut Agricultural college in a return match. The farm school lassies were Victors in a game played at the college early in the season but the thread mill girls feel that they can even the matters up. On Friday night of this week the Emeralds are to play a rot'-n oame in Middietown with the Y. M c. A. team of this place, and On Saturday they play the Connecticut Mills five at Danielson.
 The postponed interscholastic league game is to be played off this (Wednes- day) afternoon in the Windham High school gym between the basketball teams of Windham and of Plainfeld Hfgh.
 Mrs Afiria Babeock, widow of Nor man L. Babcoek died at the home of her daughter. Mrs. John L. I,eonar4, Of 393 Prospect street, late Tuesdav afternoon. She was born April ,. 1S32 in Westerly. R. T., the daughter of Pardon and Fannie States Bliven. Re- sides Mrs. Leonard. she leaves two grandchildren, Maurice L.. and Miss Frances 2. Leonard, both of this city
 The K. of C.. minstrel show was presented before. crowded houses on Monday ana Tuesday at both after noon and evening performances. The players showed fine coaching under the able guidance of William Alfred Hussey and were forced to respond to numerous encores, From the time the program started with It's No body's Business But My Own. until the final curtain was rung down on the dainty Dancing Models, there was not one dull moment. The pro- gramme follows:. Big opening over ture, including Whoa. January, Caro- lina Sunshine and Bo-La-Bo. Con- versationalist. T. Frank Cunningham; Jacks. Bills, Ray Bishc:,. Art Ashton; John Healy, William Jennings; Geo. Donnelly, Henry Sypher; William o. Br.en, Jase HeaIy; Leo Piche, Harry Noel, Wait Til You Get Your Washing Done Before You Get Your Life 1nsured. The two additions, Jack McKenna and Bill Hussey; bal rad Dubeau, Joseph Clarke. The K of S. Eight. W. A. Costello. John Fitzgerald John Roy. Arthur Roy. Conrad Dubeau, Harry Lester, John K,earns, Joseph Clarke. introducing Florence Shugrue and Dan Learey. Let's Go-Freckles. Leo Pfche; Until fa) Absent (b) Arthur Roy: l Amt Got No Time to Have the Blues, Art Aahton; Was There Ever Pal Like You? Harry Lester; You Ant Heard Nothing Yet, Ray Bishop; When Mo- ther Sang Hush bye-o, K. of c. Eight; That's Worth While Waiting For, Jack McKenna. Miss Theresn Shea; I'm Like a Ship Without a Sail, Conrad Dubeau: Wait Till You Get Them Up in the Air Boys, Bill HusSey; Absent, Anthony McKerna: That Wonderful Mother Of Mine. Jo- seph Clarke grand finale, Whoa January. Everybody. Guests at the Hang; g;ng-Robert Casey, William Ca sey. Wallace Roman, Anthony Mo Kenna, Stanley Healv, Charles Flaee