Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-19

operation between the farmers and 1 business men might result and this i'll turn result in business relations be- tween them that will prove a benefit to the community. W. c. Norris, cor responding secretary of the Chamber or Commerce, has mailed invitations to this meeting to all granges within a radius of seven miles of Willimantic requesting that members of their body attend. The invitation reads: We cordially invite all members of your grange to enjoy joint meeting with the Willimantic Chamber of Commerce to be held in this city Wednesday evening, Jan. q, at 7.3o o'clock, Will you please pass this word to your members? Our desire in holding this meeting is that because of it more friendly relations might result and a chance to study methods for closer cooperation can be had" Joseph W. Alsop of armington is to address the meeting on The Relation of the Farm CTS of the Country to the Business Man of the City. President c. L. Beach. of the Connecticut Agricultural college and Leonard H. Healey of Woodstock are alos expected to deliver addresses. Following the meeting, a social hour will be held, and there will be music, and refreshments will be served.
 The EmeraEds of this city took fall out of the All Connectieuts or Wyona kas Friday evening at the Valley street armory, getting the long end of 8 40 Willimantic intending to clean the locals up, but the job rroved too great for them and they returned to their homes rather Inussed up themselves. It was Q fast game from start to finish and Chief Larson and Higgins for the
 
 rolled up p points, leaving IS for their confederates to make in their spare time. The lineup of the teams and scores follow: EmeraldS-Higgins If, Normandin If Larson c, Pickett lg Madden rg. Wyonakas-Schofield rg Dwyer lg, Curry c. Cronin If, Johnson If. Score. Emeralds 40, Wyonal1as~ 32: baskets from floor. Larson 5, Dwyer 5 NOrmandin 4, Cronin 4, Higgins 4 Pickett Johnson 3, Madden 2, Seho- field }, Curry 1; goals from fouls. Hig- gins 1, Dwyer 2; referee Arthur T. Kelley; time 20-minute halves. Windham High turned the tables on Killingly five when the latter team came to this city and beat them 56 to l4. The game was a runaway from start to finish and now the local boys are wondering how they ever could have lost to the Danielson lads in the first game. This game it is claimed will go down in high school history IS one of the worst beatinEs a basketball five- from either school has ever re- ceived- or the locals Duffy Connel1 and Tiny Lathrop played a great game, each making II goals from the foor many of them being hair-raising shots On top of this. Lathrop made three shots rom the foul line and Connel one. For Killingiy, Lohgo seemed to he the only man on tlr job He made eiebt of the II points his team man. aged to ring up.
 Funeral services for Josephine Frances Salveggio were held Saturday morning at 11.9o at tta home of her 7are1ts, MT. and Mrs. Frank Salver oi ItA Mansfield avenue Burial was in St. Joseph's cemetery.
 Srccal mention surdav was na,ie If thrift in the local churches. the davi having been set aside as Thrift Scn- da:-. Todd" lhonday) is Life Insur- l ance day. and speeches tliat will he made at the local theatres will advo- i cate taking out insurance
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 Mrs Edward Fitz spent the week end with relatives who live in Hart i ford
 Don't forget! oday is Life Insur- 1! ance Day Get your life insured.- l adv
 Miss Turner of the high school fac uliE spent the week end with friends | living in Boston.
 Mrs. l)aley and. daughter Bernice of 1 Faley street spent the week end with | relatives in Hartford
 -Ars Ernest Emory spent the week end at the home of her sister in Bos-