Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-07

obliged to have, his wound cauterized by 1 a physician. Caisse has quite q police
 court record despite his youth and it was
 not the first time he has figured in an
 affair of this kind. He pleaded guilty
 to all three charges He has been en-
 ployed in kse past in restaurant on Railroad street but told the court that
 of late he had been shovellins coal.
 Wallace Nutting Of Birmingham. Mass, after whom is named famous water color process, with Mrs ,Nutting visited this city Friday by automobile, stopping at a Niliimantic art store. MT. Nutting, formerly minister of the gospel at Providence, k. l., was obliged to give up the pulpit on account of i'll
 health. He later took up the work of tinting photographs and of making wa
 ter colors from photographs and now has
 studios at Sau~'Is Birmingham and Ashland, Mass, employing over two hun dred. or Whom t.oJut tnree-fourths are young women.
 About f0rty-fve members of the Wo- mans Relief Corps attended picnic at
 Chamberlains Grove in the town, of Franklin, Wednesday, A basket lunch wa sserved at noon. During the after noon some of the women went on a na- ture hunt while others did crocheting
 or knitting The program consisted of
 songs and recitations.
 The installation of new sheet of 1 glass, 114x94 1-2 inches. in the window i of the Church Reed Company, corner of Main and Church streets. attracts con
 siderable attention Friday forenoon. The
 new glass was to replace one broken in
 the corner some time ago in letting down an awning. About three-quarters of the I old glass was salvaged by a glass com pany of Hartford. who did the work
 Mrs Bert E. Fiske with her daughter, Madeline accompanied by Miss Cecil Mastin of this city, have returned to the formers home in Northampton, Mass. after a visit with Mrs. A. F. Mastin of this city.
 The schedule of the Connecticut Agri-
 cultural College football eleven for the approaching season has been announced
 as follows: Sept 25, Trinity, Trinity, at Hartford Oct. ?, Massachusetts Aggies at Amherst; Oct. g. Worcester Tech. at Worcester; Oct. 16, Lowell Textile at l Storrs; Oct. 2S, New Hampshire State at l Storrs Oct. 30, Boston University at
 Boston; Nov. 6, open; Nov. 13. St. Ste
 phen's at Storrs; Nov. 20. Rhode Island
 State at Storrs. A. The first practice, ac- i cording to Coach Guyer will be held on September 13. The candidates for the l ltssill are I6luSSltd lO put III all dp- pearance two days previous for the pur- pose of formulating plans for the sea son.
 | Judge Andrew Jackson Bowen is ! spending the week at York Beach, Me l MT. and Mrs. John Kramer of Column i bia avenue have returned from Rock 1 land. Mass, where they attended the fu- neral of their brother-in-law
 l MT. and Mrs. Joseph M. Berard and ~~fp A-l, spending their vacationefn Montreal and i other, places in Canada. l Clerk Edgar M. Warner of the super i for court will be in this city this (Sat- | urday) afternoon for naturalization pur- poses. The time is fast approaching the last day available for the September ses- sion of court.
 A number of complaints have been re- ceived at police headquarters of late re- garding the practice of certain young l sters of riding their bicycles on the side i walk.
 Miss Mary wellweod. cashier at the store of the J. F. Carr Company is 1 spending a vacation of two weeks at 1 Pleasant View.
 The American Thread Company base 1 ball team will play the nine representing
 the Graton & Knight Manufacturing Go. 1 of Worcester, Mass. tomorrow afternoon l at Recreation Park. This team has | been up gaainst such speedy aggrega- tons as the Cornet All Stars of Lynn, Mass. Fisk Red Tops. Greenfield Tap
 and Die, New Departure of Bristol, Pal
 mer Mills of. Three Rivers. Mass, Tro- jans of Newport, F. l.. Douglas Shoe Co. of Broclton. and Gilbert and Bar
 ker of Springfield, Mass. The Bay State players are expected to give the locals a hard tusSle
 The Worcester teams lineup is made up of Bennett of Springfield College 5b, Petty formerly with the Philadelphia Nationals ss. Putnam. ersewhiie of the
 Chicago White sox 2b Bailey of New i Hampshire State College 1b. Kiernan of | the Lawrence Eastern League team Of. 1 Burke former'v ~'th hte Boston Braves i nd Montreal If, OjerhoIm of the Spring ] field Eastern League team, Bill" Ser gen, for number of years with Brook lyn and Cincinnati in the National league c, and Grove. formerly with the Spring l fald Eastern League team D. Gill will probably do the ztsgirling for the A1neri- can Thread nine with the rest of the
 lineup the same as in today's game.
 Chief of Police Daniel J. KilIOurey
 has received a communication from the commandant of, one of the United States naval training stations regarding the ab sence without leave of Alfred Nichols,
 son of John T. Nichols of Willimantic. Nichols disappeared July 25 at p. m. The police have made inquiries concern
 ing the young man and learn that he
 has not been in this city for some time.
 Methodist Episcopal Church-Services of public worship will be conducted by the pastor, Rev. c. Harley Smith. at 1O.45 a. m, and 2 p. nl., Sunday school | at rra h "
 at 7.30 p. m. Saturday (the 14th) Sun day school picnic at Ayers grove at the
 west end of Pleasant street. All have
 been invited to meet at the church. with
 basket lunches at 1.15 p. m. An auto