Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-03

organizations has sent the ameuat of
the European relief fund UP to f4,t02,5O.
This SUM does not include money yet to
be paid in by persons making, pledges at
the Hoover Entertainment held q few
weeks ago at the state aFnery. The
! latest donors ares
The Works Dept, Local 1851 j. 4 1900
Miss 4. J. Fuller ............. GQ.ee
Friend 1eO
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Leonafd.... 500
Previously reported ........... Ass. 30
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! Tho Emeralds are to stack HR 4gatnst
the Waterbury Kaeeys this Thursday
night and a fast game is sure to take
place. If the Emeralds succeed in beat
ing the Kaceys there will be a chance
for the local team to win the state semi
pro championship. At present Water
bury and Hartford are engaged in 3
series Of games to decide which % the
better team, but the Emeralds have sent
the Hartford Kaceys to defeat once be-
! fore this season. The Waterbury Kaeeys
however gave the Emefaids 3 bad dF1Ih-
bling the last time they came to this
/ city, but If this game goes 70 the EN-
eralds q third game will probably be
played on some neutral Asoer. The
Waterbury team with the Eneralds -
one of the few teams In the state that
has kept the same lineup all season, and
the players who will s0me to this city are
Mulhan and DiAmschott, forwards; Car
roll, center; SAeehy and Borden guards.
Mrs. A. r. Bissonnette of No. Is Jack
son street has returned, after q week s
business trip to Boston.
Rev. Walter r. BorcAert, rector OF S.t
Paul's Episcopal church of flis city
preached .hte I.enten sermon at Calvary
Episcopal church, StonihgtOn, "Wednesday
evening.
Horace C. TrypS,aI1 and Bessie T.
i Field. both Of this city were noted ir
marriage Wednesday noon at the First
Baptist parsonage by Rev. Arthur D.
Carpenter pastor Of tn echureh. They
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Taylor. Following their honeymoon
which is being spent in Boston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tryphali will reside in Wiifffnantic.
William csamnlin wes presented As
Eiks ring IN hoSor of his birthday Tues
day. Friends called at his home ana
made the presentation, an evening Of
pleasure following.
Miss Mary WEIGH. sUpReme depsfy d
the Ladies' Cat.1olie Benepolant Assoei
alton is to attend the meeting of the 1.
C. B. A. this CThursday) evening.
Business eQudlttOps IN BeTef4f 81 TN
local mills haze Improved sosnewhat dNr
I ing the past few weeks an dsome en-
ployes are pAtting in three and foul
days in several departments. At tbs
American Thread company plant severai
hundred Of the employees are getting
work for three or four days. but ctheTi
are working only one day per week
Orders at the local plants have increas
ed slowly and It Is hoped that within
a short time additional work can ht
furnished more operatives At the Ros
sic Velvet company. workers On some
grades of goods are employed tfffee an6
four days week, others working one
or two days each week.
Major Walter CAliahan, 1t the Pesks
kill, n. Y. fife and drum corps has writ
ten Major Odell M. Chapman Of tht
Thread City Eontinertals asking that his
) name be entered in fbe baton swinging
contests to he held In this city Saturday
Major Callahan is rated one of the hes
baton swingers In the county,
The Y. NJ. C.. A, team wen thre.
straight from the Knights Pytilias fivt
in their games in the Inter-Cty league
High single was carried OF by Blouis
with 11S. who also took high three witt
BIS. The scores: