Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-13
WILLIMANTIC


 a ladies' night at the town building. The entertainment committee had secured several entertainers from Boston who kept the audience in good humor, The talking and singing acts were of the best and many enc0res were called for. Fol lowing the entertainment, dancing was enjoyed, an orchestra of 10 pieces rur- nishing music, During intermission cake, ice cream and punch were served.
 The police arrested 8 young woman Wednesday afternoon and will bring her before the court this (Thursday) lnoru- ing as a suspicious person.
 The October meeting of the town school committee scheduled for Wednesday evening was postponed until Friday evening as Wednesday was a school holiday.
 Posts for the new arc lights to be in- stalled on either side ot the walk leading 10 the entrancs to the police station have been placed and work of setting them up will begin today (Thursd2y). The mat fer of placing arc lights at the entrance 70 the police station has been a matter of debate for some lktle time. At present the only light at the entrance is the drop light Rt tils door, which renects green light usually designating the cop8' head quartArs. The new posts ars of a neat deSiger about i2 feet in height, and are black. The addition of the two lights cannot but help nHsSs the property Of the 9nNvn more attractive.
 Van UIegg dnliek. a oawboy frana Iowa, with his poiY Pet, arrived ia this city | Wednesday, night frU4n patnan. where he had stopped after leaving Providence
 fl'e f'ony was rlddTu into tAs Y, NJ. c, A, in sntsrtRiu the boys Eathspad there 'lAIlca was engaGsd selling photographs of hinseh and pony In various puses, one being while tllsy were engaged in climbing the stairs of & New England statshouse, Gullck leaves for Hartford eo1Ay (Thursday} and expects to add the Gphnactiou+ HtatehouBa to his list of taimbs with Pet, The cowboy in full re-
 rr2ta and his pony were followed about ne city by many children vho had seen tns man frnm ths 'vsoly Eild vest"
 Nellie Gerrard, II, and strattsn whaI sS' f' of Arlington. R. L, were keDt at Ire police station Tuesday night bv tbA local authorities at the request of The 1TavelerS Aid society of Hartford. The
 children left Hartford Tuesday and the "ihimantic police were asked tn keen 1 1heIn over night and aid them on their way wednesday morning. At an carly | 4loU wednesday, Mrs. Kate S. Iawler. | or the Travellers Aid society came tn l this city and took the youngsters hac,, 10 Hartford, why the local police were 1 pot told. The children said that +he
 money they used to purchase tickets from hArttoro was sent by their parents but I 'ccoroing to story of local man 1 tne children did not tell the truth when 1 'uey sad their aunt, Mrs. Mary Warner. 1 V. hartford, had seen them on their way as he had seen the little girl mr. ! chase inc tickets at Hartford adnlt 'e<"ts being secured. Both the bov and | s'' rad seven dollars in pocketbooks ; 1"o police here believe part of the cbil- 2! 'I'H stories, as the suitcases they car ! red had evidently been packed bv an "ider person. Both the children were { treated royalty by the police Tuesday night and enjoyed themselves during their ! stay in this city.
 l The field day of oden NJ Chapman ! bFum corps, to be held here Saturday : promises to be one of the best ever held | Tn this city. Manager Chapman has re- ceiVed notice from many corps in Massa. | chusetts' Rhode Island and Connecticut 1 that they will come to this city to com. pete The prizes to be offered are the
 best any corps in the state has put m l in field day event and include four teen silver cups, ten first and four second i plizes. The list includes first silver c,lps { for appearance, modern corps; fife, drum ! and bugle corps, Diccoio or flute hands playing, first and second. cups ancient
 class, IF beats, modern class, 12O beats .i fife drum and bugle corps, 120 beats ,t plecolo or flute playing; silver cub for 1 best combination, most men in line, mosi ! spectacular corps; silver medal for best i appearing major gold and silver medal. i for baton swinging. The feature even ! will be the free-for-all contest in individ , ual snare drumming, the prize to be l gold loving cup. Frank s. Fancher O i Bridgeport, champion of the world a i snare drumming. is to give an exhibition 1 Mir Fancher has won sixty-one first golt 1 and silver cups, and used snare drum
 made by Manager Chapman of this city
 Rain or shine the parade will start iron { the Valley street Headquarters at 6
 ciock the line of march to be down Val ley street to Jackson. ID Union and Mai
 to the town hall, counterrnarch dow
 Main to Recreation Park, where the mee
 will he held. The judges are to be liar old I. Baldwin, O. C.. Hanks. Jeremial lMcCarLhy and Henry Roberts. Contest
 are to be held at the armory If weathe ! does not permit an open air meet.
 ! The Odeu M. Chapman Drum corps torganized in July and at present has