Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-03
WILL.IM ANTTC

last year. and Eddie Gerry are the logical choices; although it is probable that Elli-
 son will not be available. For 9 running
 mate to Davis at guard, Wally Gates and Shaun Sullivan are fighting it out Other promising first string men who threaten to displace any of the above mentioned are Rosen. Bob Rafferty and Rabinowitz The team plays it's first game on Tues day evening, Dec. 7th, at the local gym nasium, the Woodstock Academy team being the opponent. This is the opening game of the Quinebaug Valley Interscfioi- astfc league, which this year number one division of six teams
 Damage to the amount of $15O was caused by g fire that broke out in the basement of the stone building of the l American Thread Company, used for ! inspection of yarn in. the gray. The au- | tomatic sprinkler system in the building | prevented a greater loss. One of the | watchmen at the plant discovered about 1 three inches of water in the baDement | of the building, the fire havinjC been drenched out by the down -poui. The basement is filled with bins for the
 storage of yarn prior to it's being talk
 en to the dye house.
 The Salvation Army musicale to be l given by the South Manchester orches-
 tra is. to take place in the First Baptist |
 hall, as formerly.
 A. c. Tyler camp, No. 8, United Span
 ish War Veterans, met Wednesday night
 in their rooms in the State Arinory. Of
 ficers elected for the ensuing year are Commander, Arthur W. Sweet senior
 vice commander, Samuel Mullen; junior vice commander, Herbert F. Sholes of ficer. of the day, Everett Windmiller
 officer of the guard, Jeremiah Sullivan
 trustee for three years, William. B. Jack
 son. The officers are to be installed l During the past year the camp has gain.
 ed eleven members.
 Louis Sokoloski, of Yellow Row, plead, ed guilty to charges of intoxication and
 breach of the peace, Thursday mornins
 l at, police court. On the nIst count ht
 was fined three dollars anu costs anC
 on the second count two dollars, tn. total amounting to S13.15 which h. . paid.
 In the towns in Windham county stil horses ountnumber motor vechiles, thi fact being brought out through figure
 compiled in the state tax commission l office, Hartford. The report states tha 3 in the county towns there are All horses of an assessed valuation of S292, t ITO Compared with these figures com r the automobiles owned, which numbe
 l S,S25, with an assessed valuation ot s1,sSs.32s.
 r < Funeral services for Burton Austa1 ] were held Thursday afternoon at 1.30 O f clock St the First Congregational Q church house. Rev. Harry S McCreadJ
 pastor, conducted the services. Tn D bearers were Charles L. Thompson, Eal Q 1 l.. eBattey, Joseph Robinson. and Al : thur Swanson, all members If Obwebt l tick lodge No. IS. l. o. o. F., of whic g Mir. Austin was a member. Arrange g plents were by Jay NJ Shepard Tn
 body is to be sent to Suffield Mass, to o day Friday) and the committal SCI 7 vice will be at the grave in the Ney 7 Suffield cemetery at l D. m.
 7 Frank R Custard and c. E., Gilman C . the local Y.~M. c. A, were in New Hs 9 yen Thursday attending the Decembe ? conference of the Employed Officers ( 7 ihe, Y. M, c. A. of Connecticut
 z The second in a series of hikes by tn a Junior Y. M. c. A. members will talk z place. Saturday. The juniors are | leave this city OH the $40 a. m. trai \ for Eagleville and hike from that plac n to the Connecticut Agricultural colleg s at Storrs. President Charles L. Beac 2 of the college is to have some one at th v college to escort the youngsters threug oo the grounds At noon the usual bask, n Y to Willimantic will be resumed swim in the pool will end perfect da, a The famosus Pastimes of Waaerbur n will meet the Emeralds tonight (Friday o in game that should be one of tn II best of the year The Emeralds hay e recently suffered two defeats at tt hands of the Wyonakas of Hartford b, . two hard tries this week made differe1
 team out of them and they are due fe q comeback tonight. The Waterbur outfit will have the following stars wit | them, McNanAra, Billy" Sheehy, "Babe q Borden Mulhall, Carroll of Winsted, an # Murphy. These players with the excel $ l ton Of Carroll and McNamaras pIaye e here last season. McNamara, howeve 'f has played against the Emeralds It Bristol and is rated as one of the be. Il they met during the season Carrol t formerly with the Goldenrods, is know d throughout the state.
 q The preliminary game is between ti 2 Blue Line Public Service men of tn n city and Winsted. The local team, a |. cording to their manager has been hal , at work for the game and are ready q chaw up" the Winsted five. On the otl e CT hand the Winsted men are rated hie