Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-08
WILLIMANTIC

afternoon at the town building and later appeared about the streets Professor Qualtieri served in the Italian army dur | ing the war and after receiving his dis | charge came to this country. He plays | theatres in the winter season. but rather 1 than to remain idle covers cities during 1 the summer x The season of the American Thread
 connpany's baseball team will open Sun day afternoon at Recreation park. when the Nutmegs of New Haven will invade
 the local territory. During the past few weeks the Willinantic players have been ] pra acticing several times each week and are. in form for the game Sunday with ] their old rivals from New Haven. The | local team win include the following players, whose ability is familiar to the fans = Joe Hanel. catcher; Bob Farrell Iof Hartford, pitcher; Jimmie Adams, first base: Conlins. second base; Noel or Buck | Donohue, shortStop; Bill Nichols. third
 base; .Barard. Lefty Smith and Mon Pelo-
 qufn. outfelders. Johnson, Normandin.
 McQuillan and Hamei. utility. In the
 above lineup there is some new material
 and some old material and it is hoped the }happy medium is struck whereby the To- Il calls can go through the season and come Tout winners. Bob Farrells work on the
 mound needs no commendation to local
 
 at Recreation park
 The Nutmegs' lineup will be: Horkhei-
 mer. formerly of Bridgeport and New
 London in the Eastern league. -shortstop {;
 Hanlon. formerly with Boston college,
 New Haven Cofonials Comstock Cheney, ,t and star quarterback of the Williams }, football team, captain and second base
 McGowan, center field; Kelleher, third base Cavadini, first base; Jackson. lief. , field; Gargona, right field; Whipping, , catcher; Barron, formerly with Spring al field and Bridgeport in the Eastern rl league, last year playing with the M B. , Shenck team of Meriden. The Nutmegs , already have won two games this season
 one over the Hudsons. to 1, the other
 from the Washington Glee club by score . of 13 to 1. I All these teams are of New Haven. Hugh (Red) Rority of Hartford : will hold the indicator and John Currar of this city will take care of the bases The bowling matches between the girls sS4 land mems teams from the American ] Thread company of this city and thu ' Clarke's Thread mill of Westerly, R. l. ' are to be rolled today {Saturday) in thil < Ecty. Hooters from the Rhode Island cit,
 wi3l be on hand to make things lively fol the local bowlers.
 David Mathewson of WarrenyiIle diet { at his home Friday morning following ar s illness of some duration. - Mr.. Mathew n son, who was salesman, was we'll know1 y ip these parts. and friends learned of hi > death with sorrow. He was born Nov. Is y 1S49, in Woodstock, the son of Charle t. and Della Hammond Mathewson. He il n survived by his wife, Henrietta Cad. h Mathewson, and brother, Gilbert, 0 q Mount Hope MT. Mathewson, had neve g taken an active part in politics. He wa s a member of the Warrenville Baptis Fl church and for number of years san, a in the choir there.
 Fl The following officers were installed a tql a recent meeting of St. Helena branch ' No. 7o4, L. c. B. \. President, Mis- U Bridget Moriarty; first vice president e Miss Bridget Sullivan; {; second, Mrs. Ev
 Denault; recorder. Miss Margaret Bul ff ger;- assistant recorder, Mrs. Mary Nice d han financial secretary, Mrs. There's k Cunningham; treasurer, Mrs. Lorett |. Costello; marshal Mrs. Nellie Tighe 1t guard, Mrs. Margaret Sheehan trustee. e Mrs. Amelia Roy. Mrs. Mary Shea an e Miss Mary Leary.
 d At the First Congregational churc Il Sunday Rev. Harry s. McCready, tn d pastor. will preach at 10.45; subject, Tn le Law of Indirectness. Church school fo 10 study of Bible at 9.45. Cradle roll 3 IS l0.45. Mems Forum at 12.15; subject. : le New Age and New Standards. Evenin d service at o'clock Maynower nigh It stereopticon slides being used.
 n Christian Science services are hel Il: Sunday morning in the Woman's clu Id rooms at S03 Main street. Subject ( |, lesson sermon. Adam and Fallen Maj IS Golden text, Proverbs 13: 6.
 IS At the First Baptist church Rev. Al l. thur D. Carpenter. the pastor, wi IT, preach at 10.45. Sunday school at noo l. Epworth league at 6, followed by evenir s. service at ' o'clock.
 Services at the Methodist Episcop 'o church will be conducted by the paste
 Rev. c. Harley Smith. Sunday school Ie noon. Evening service at o'clock. at