Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-08

Ellison, Hinman or Storrs ends. Shaun Sullivan regular fullback is ineligible for today's game.
 The Woman's Charitable organization is planning to hold food sale and tea at the home of Mrs. Theodore E. Parker. The proceeds are to be used in the fund which the women raise each year for any and all local charities. The work of the society is entire undenomina- tional. The members of cle association working for the first affair of the sea- son are Mrs. D. E. Taylor, Mrs. H. c. Murray, Mrs. G, F. Taylor. Mrs, T. R. Parker, Mrs, A. I. Bill, Mrs. J. M. -Shep- ard, Mrs. c. L. Folsom, Mrs. H. R. | Lincoln. Mrs. W. A. Arnold, Mrs. c, C.. l Case, Mrs. G. K. Mason, Dr. L. H. Hills. | Miss Carrie Stiles, Mrs. L, P. Mason, Mrs, J. W Hillhouse, Mrs D. H, Cur | tis, Mrs. J. B. Bath, and Mrs: Helen Boss Cummings.
 Officers of the freshman and sOphe- more classes of Windham High school have been elected for the year as fol- l lows:
 Freshmen: President, Edward Taylor ; | treasurer, Virginia Paine secretary, Eva Caisse; members of athletic council, Wat 1 son Burton and Ellen Welch; faculty advisor, Miss Celia Morin.
 | Sophomores: President, Lester Gelinas vice president, Caroline Cummings secre- tary, Annie Nichols; treasurer, Ray Will | jams members of athletic council, John Gibson and Betty Case; faculty advisor, | Thomas Hawksworth The freshman class voted twenty-five dollars to the ath- letic council and Lyceunl. Dues by both classes were fixed at ten cents month
 The members of the American Thread Baseball club enjoyed the best game of l the world series thus far Friday and ] witnessed the Giants hand the Yankees | an awful beating. The local ball play 1 CTS left Thursday night for New York | so as to be on hand for the game, As | usual they struck good luck and saw a game filled with hitting and +ense Sit l nations. The players who made the trip 1 through the courtesy Of the New Yo1k office of the American Thread Company were Joseph Hamel, Raymond Cnmins, Williams Nichols, George Babe" Adams, John P. McQuiIlan, King Bader, Schley Donohue, "Boggy" Muldoon, William 1 Champlin and John Halsteia. 1 Over 100 members of NatchauE lodge, No. 22, Knights of Pythias, went by auto l mobile Friday night to Danie!son where the local degree team initiated large class of candidates of Orient lodge No. 27 of Danielson, in the Knight rank of the order. The Thread Ci.y Contin- ental Fife and Drum corps Accompanied the local Pythians the start ae,ng made from Castle hall on Main street shortly after o'clock.
 During the morning hours today tsnt- urday) several trainloads of Knghts Tempiar will pass through tn.s city en route to Hartford for the big field day. St. Johns Commandery, No. Il, K. T., ofthis city is to leave by special train at 9.45 a. m. and returning will leave Hart ford at 10 D. m. The Norwich and New London Knights will come up on the Gen. tral Vermont railroad anu change in this city. Over 100 members of the Wdlliman- tic Commandery will go to Hartford by special train
 Brief News.
 The food sale conducted Friday aft ernoon by Court Veronica, Daughter of Castile, brought in considerable sum, and was well patronized.
 The WilIfmantic D Veterans associ- ation is planning another big Arnistice Day social event. The State Armory on Pleasant street has been secured for one
 
 Mir and Mrs. John Cornell of ProVi- incetown, Mass. are visiting the form er's mother Mrs. Julia Cornell of Main street.
 Charles W Hill of this city is in New York, attending the worlds series games.
 Guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Peck of Chapman street are MT. and Mrs. David Pullman of Belmer, N. J. Mrs. Pullman, is the daughter of MT. and Ms. Peck.
 Charles Wingertsman of the Hartford police department Is spending his vaca- tion in this city MT Wingertsman form erly made his home in Willimantic.
 William Gray of Saginaw, Mich, form erly of this city, is visiting relatives here.
 Mrs. Ralph Mason is spending several days with Mrs. Harold Thompson, of Hartford. and Mrs Fred Thompson, of Danbury.
 MT. and Mrs. c. c. Case and family are to spend the week end at the Wa terbury home of MT. and Mrs A N. Colgrove MT. Colgrove Is city editor of The Waterbury American and former WiIlimantic resident.
 H D. Pollard, treasurer of the Honor Roll Tablet Fund of the First Congre- gational church, states that the com mittee examined print and photo of a bronze tablet which will probably be purchased by the committee to be erected at the church in honor of it's members who served during the world war. The tablet fund of the church has reached s25O and it. is expected that by Sunday night sufficient funds will be secured to enable the committee to mak the pur- chase and have the names inscribed. At the First Baptist church, Rev. Ar Tn4nantAr naSfOr will Oreaph