Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09
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 KaieAts of Pythias, Natehaug. lodge, No. sa, meets in L O. 0. F. hall.
 Baard of aldermen meet in council Chambers, TeEn building.
 Knights of the Maccahees Thread City Tent, No. 2s, meets at 146 Valley street. St !ehR's GemEnandery, K. T., stated esnclave in Masenie hall.
 Ideal wsesher conditions prevailed Sunday night and over thousand and persons met at Recreation Park where they listened to a concert given by the American hand, under the leadership of Bandnaster c. N. c. Wheeler. The con cert vas the fifth in a series given by the hand under the auspices of the AHaeri- can Thread Company. The feature of the evenings program was song by James Johnstone who was forced to re- snezd to an encore. The programme as rendered follows: America march. Vir- gin Islands, Adams; overture, Golden Dragon, Karl King fox trot, Rose of Washington Square, Hanley; auartette, fsom Rigoletto. Verdi; song, by James Gene Quaw waltz, Alabama Neon, c. H. Green; march, Minstrel Man, Will liam Talbot; closing selection, Star Epangied Banner. Enx4ne Company No. responded to a call about 43O o'clock Saturday morn ing for a blaze at tine wooden frestle at the Hiilheuse & Taylor yards, Adjacent 70 the railroad tracks. Six gallons of chemical were used in oxtinguishing the blaze It was thought that the fire was caused by sparks of passing locomotives. Tne call for aid vas sent in by Shaun" Sullivan. svitcher conductor in the 10. cal. freight yard.
 Although the fans of this city were af set for the game between the Ameri- can Thread Company team and the Manchester team. the weather man end ss all hopes of the battle when he sent showers to the city. The rain began to fall shortly after o'clock Saturday af- tsrHooH and the field was soon in bad shape Everything was in readiness for sunday game with the Graton & Knight cam of Worcester as the weather man brought sunshine for the day.
 --Ths men who fred revolver shots on ikA evening of August End, while they were passing the almshouse in big truck bearing the name of H. Wales IiRes Company. still remain to he iden-
 
 yzgisin. superintendent Of the alnshouse, ssE one of the men aim in the direction If the almsheuse and iater discovered that an attic window had been broken. Although the company oxRinE the truck ass men working al Storrs they stated i1st none of their men was working in tAsg direction. nor that any of their trucks were employed near this city.
 Harry Chasen. 4s, died Mriday night st his home at g Center sreet. follow !hs q long illness with kidney trouble. Hr- Chsssn was born in Mintsch Rus si1 and came to this country when g. Ss-9e fifteen years ago he came 10 WiIii- Pyle. For several years he conducted 2 business at No. Valley street and .sfkr entered the saloon business. Some six months ago he purchased the Miller shoe business then located on Jackson street He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Minnie Chasen. three sons. Paul. Fly man and Louis Chasen, and Q daughter, Fife Chasen.
 r7FslIswiHk q lingering illness from an- rsna Pecteris. Mary 4. Peterson 7s. died at 1.50 o'clock Saturday morning at her nome at The Ridges. Mrs. Peterson was ,orE in England, Feb. 6. 1s4e, the laughter of Mir. and Mrs. William Rus sell Mason. She is survived by her hus-