Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-23

CTS of the building. The Cover Company. Inc, for the past two years have had it's plant at No. III Charter Oak. place, Hartford The reason given for removal to this city is that better transportation is available and the. labor situation will be better. Ss
 About theusand persons gathered at Recreation park Friday afternoon and given by the Winchester Shooting team held in this. city under the auspices of the American Thread; Company and the Jordan Hardware company
 The first event on the programme was target shooting by Virgil Richard, the boy champion rife shot, who made several hits on a; target placed s5s feet away. Following this exhibition. the Winchester Ventilated Rib Gun fwas used for triple target shooting, Charles C. Spencer and Fred S. Tomlin, made perfect scores Toy ballons placed over 160 yards distant were broken rapidly by MT. Spencer, who used the littls. Winchester s41o gauge gun. Midget targets were smashed at will by these wizards of the rife.
 Mir. and Mrs. ".Ad" ropperwein, known as the marvels of the shooting game, were next introduced The reason they
 
 fancy shots, triple, and then more shots without a miss bringing forth applause from the spectators Mir Topperwe1n with two pistols, put holes through cans. one of which was placed ten feetzin front of him, the second ten feet to the rear The pistols were fired simultaneously and were perfect hits. Shooting bits of chalk from the vest and mouth of her husband was done with perfect ease by Mrs Topperwein. Itihe shots at bits of chalk were made and tiny spots of dust marked the hit. The shot that brought applause was when MT. Topperwein, using she'll e3ecting rife, placed his rife in such d position that the shell would be elected into the air. Then firing the .rihe from that position, he snapped it to his should CT and hit the, shell before 1t reached the ground, Sealed at distance of several feet from q sheet of tin, he drew a picture of an Indian, 5oyer two hundred bullets being used in the draw ing of the, picture, which took but lit tie more, than three minutes:
 The Browning automatice rife that fires twenty shots. in two seconds was used by Chief Charles Az Bender. the famous baseball pitcher, and those trying to- count the shots realized what the
 Heinies" faced when they charged the American treachesS oyer there. Boyd F. Duncan also demonstrated the use of the Winchester, Trench Gun as a, destroyer of hand grenades.
 The shooters were introduced by Peter F. Carney; of Hartford, editor of the Ma tional Sports Syndicate, who is making the tour of New England, with the team.
 MT, and Mrs Alex Ellison of Windhanl Center have announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Hilda A. Ellison. to Victor F. Chamberlain of South Wind ham. .i
 short calendar session of the Wind ham county superior court was held in this city Friday morning at 10 o'clock Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich oc. cupying the bench. The following cas. es were assigned in order to Wedenesday November 3rds in this city: Matt Kaure- nen vs. Isaac Kirman, Frederick Wells vs.. Robert E. Pelleren. Wallace Sails. bury vs. Charles Pratt. Assigned suecia1 to Thursday, November 4th, the case oi Katherine Foley vs. the City of Williman. tic.
 Cases allowed to stand on the courr calendar were as follows: Borough oi Danielson vs, Henry A. Myers. Andrew Jaworski vs Alfred Gauthier, William O Tator vs. Mary c. Moore, and Gladys A Morin vs, John A. Morin. The case. ot Hary- E. Pack vs. The. Peoples Nation | al Fire Insurance Company, and Made line Klein vs. Emil Klein were stricker from the list.
 | The following were allowed one weel to furnish. a bond and two weeks fol pleading orvilla Martin vs. Max Violin sky Two weeks for pleading was as. | allowed in the case of Joseph Astmar vs Durell .Gr>gory & Co.,. and Frank A Phillips vs, NJ. Y. Dowd, ct al. Cour will convene in this city again ,Friday October 2sth, at 10 o'clock. Windham plays Norwich Free Aean. my today (Saturday) at Norwich ant the local eleven expect to win over thei | rivals from the south Norwich ant Windham battled to a tie in this cit, | two weeks ago, but, since that tim, 1 WindhaIg lost to Westerly by score o B to and Norwich has trimmed West erly to 0. The wearers of the red anc black are mot worrying, about this littl matter but will set out to lead from tn beginning of the first quarter.
 The Emeraids. wIllimantie's. erae1 basketball five, will soon appear in thei opening garne, For several days the me have heen pzacticing at the Y. NJ. c. 4 and are rapidly getting. into fine shape fo
 the. season. The players will be prae l tcally the same as in 1s1a, and vii