Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-24
WILLIMANTIC

Giles W. Thomas, of this city, 8 mem Der of the fires nen class of Harvard University, IS out to make the freshmen track team Time trials have not been held yet but it is expected that Thomas will show up well when his turn comes.
 Some item ago the basketball team rep resenting the Norwich Y M. C.. A. is- sued a challenge to the basketball play CTS of the local Y. The players in this city are planning to organize and gave Norwich a run for its money. Practice will begin soon and series of games will be arranged
 The Windham Girls club will hold its tineau block No. 27 Union street The meeting of the club for the past few weeks have been held in the Yonclas block on Lincoln square.
 The students of ,Windham High school are to give a benefit entertainment at the high school audit6rium. Money re- ceived will be turned oVer the Near East Relief fund.
 The following were elected officers of | the Junior Christian Endeavor Society of the First Baptist church at a recent meeting President, Marion Bowen; vice president Marion Metcalf; secretary, Marion Rratt; treasurer, Elizabeth Hop l kins.
 l Business at the Windham Silk conn- panys plant showed some improvement 1 during the past week and beginning this week the plant will operate on a five and one-half day schedule each week until further notice. The entire worlsing g force of the company however will not be engaged for the whole time Three days of each week they will be on full time, but during the two and one-half days remaining, special work will be done and a limited number kept employ cd. President Frank Larrabee has atl- nounced the working schedule as fol-
 lows: Entire force, Monday Tues days, Wednesday, 7:30 a. m. until 12-
 p. n- until 4:30 D. m. Special work Thursday and Fridays same hours, Sat urday 7:30 a. m. until 12 Cnoon.)
 Funeral services for Mrs. Jessie White
 were held Saturday afternoon at o'clock
 at the parlors of he J. c. Ancoln com lpany. The servces were conducted by
 Rev. Arthur D. Carpenter, pastor of the
 First Baptist church. Burial wa sin the
 Williamantic cemtery where a commit tai service was read.
 The success of the series of socials and
 dance held at the Y. M. c. A. during Feb
 ruary and March of 1920 caused the of.
 ffcials of that organizatio to vote tc hold another series of five during the
 same months this year.
 i The Hartford Kaseys went down t.
 defeat before the ETneralds of this city ir
 the. week end game. The score was 8
 to 19.
 l Weekend games for Windham Hig1
 were all that could be asked, the girls l Q nd r1,
 easy victories. Tcurtelotte High schoo suffered another crushing defeat at tn hands of the local Eoopsters, the SCOT , being, Windham 46, Tourtelotte Is. Th ' Windham Girls team, playing their sec ond game trimmed the girls team repre-
 senting the Woodstock Academy the SCOT
 being 1 2to 2. The Windham girls plal snappy game and u1srass homething uri foreseen happens they should go throug : the season with perfect score. : Mrs. A. T. Marsh of Providence, R. I : was the speaker and message bearer a the meetings of the First Spiritualis = society. This was her second appear
 ance in this city, she and husband havin
 conducted the service one week ago.
 There were thirty-four births in tn town of Windham during Decembe
 Eighteen of the births were males an 16 were females. The list follows: 1-Earl Harding, Son to Burt E. an Bertha M Herrick Thompson f 1-Kenneth Erwin, Jr., son to Kennel E. and Mimi Hammer Adams of Xebanol 3-Nora Emma, daughter to Evere1 and Veronica Herbert Richmond S~-Leroy Albert Whitehouse, son Daniel Shea and Ruth Whitehouse ( Mansfield.
 5-John Edward, son to Edward I and zylpha Colvin Carlsen. 6-Albert, Jr., son to Albert and Ceci l Parent Dion.
 6-Irene. daughter to Walter an S Rose Dumas Larrivee.
 7-Tadeus, son to Andrew and Johal 4 na Haraszrnaruk Flesh.
 S-Rita Madelina, daughter to Rapha K and Victoria Morrissette Deiron. N 9-Edward, son to Paul and ThereE Dykas Puentek.
 10-Dominick, Jr., son to Dominick ar 'icrnentire Gersedo Menditto.
 1p-Joseph Donatt, son to Julian jar