Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-25

Baltic, Miss Annette Lacouriere of Meri- den. Miss Marion O'Brien of Springfield, Miss lone Disco of Norwich and Misses Maria Daly, Mabel McQuillan, Ethel Reeves, Lillian Cannon, Rose Foley, Dorothy Decelles, Marguerite Murray and Caroline Lettiere of Hartford.
 Seventy couples attended the social and dance given Monday night at Wash burn hall by the Knights of Columbus Social Whirl Club. Music was furnished 1 by the Majestic orchestra of seven pieces. The committee in charge of the affair comprised Harry Lester, chairman, George Bedford Louge Allain, Gilbert Flynn and w J. Grady. Refreshments | were served during intermission by the committee in charge.
 l The Thread City Continental Drum i Corps marched to Windham field on l Monday evening where they held re- hearsal Drum Major Odeu M. Chap | man led the corps. On Saturday, June | D. the Thread City Continentals are to stage a big time in this city. Thirty or more drum corps from other cities will come to this city and parade before marching to Recreation Park where con- l tests in drumming, baton swinging and marching will be held.
 The American Thread Company base. ball team will play out of town teams at /! Recreation Park this coming Sunday and Monday. On Sunday the fast Co l lumbiaS of Hartford will come here and on Monday (Memorial Day) the annual affair with the Taftville ball tossers will be staged Peloeuin pitcher whc needs no introduction to local fans, will probably be used for Sundays game and 1 Authier who has pitclfed fine ball for the American Thread team for the past tive Sundays, will take the mound against i the Taftville delegation on Memorial i Day.
 Chief Detective McAvoy of Providence came to this city Monday afternoon bringing with him two men arrested 1T that city for stealing automobiles. A short time ago Providence insurance men identified Cadillac car that hac been abandoned outside this city, as the l property of a Providence man and tool the car to that city. Detective McAvos desired to know if the two men he haC in his care were the ones guilty of steal ing the Cadillac car but no one here wa. able to identify them and they were | taken back to Providence by Detective McAvoy.
 James Donohue and Justin Mccarthy appeared before the police court Monda! morning to answer charges of intoXica tion. Each received a sentence of thirt! days in jail and judgment was suspend ed for six months. They were ordered tC pay fines of s10 and costs. In Dono hue's case this came to S19.15 and il McCarthy's case $17.15. Both men paid
 Windham High plays two games a Recreation Park this week. The frs game is with Putnam High this Clues day) afternoon and Lathrop will proba bly, be on the mound. The second game which is scheduled for Thursday after noon is with the Norwich Free Academ
 ball tossers. Windham will probabl!
 start Sullivan in this game. This is tn
 second game with Norwich Free Acad emy, the first game going to Norwich b
 the shut-out route. Windham means t
 turn the tables in the second fray.
 Mrs. Florence E. Casey died Monda
 afternoon at 1.3O o'clock at her home a
 21 Church street. after an illness c
 about a week. Mrs. Casey was born i
 Mansfield, July 8, 1895, the daughter (
 Enoch and Julia Copeland Dodd. She