Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-06
WILLIM ANT ] e

will come up. Bradley, five weeks ago
, broke jail at Brooklyn, aided by Frank
Mason a key expert, and was caught Sat
urday, January T. in Bridgepere. He had
been injured in an automobile accident
and was a patient in the hospital when
the state police caught him. Bradley is
, to be brought back TO the Brooklyn jail
today Thursday, TO- wait trial.
The freshmn basketball Eve represent
ling Windham High, defeated the i've Of
Natchaug Grammar school Wednesday
| afternoon in the gymnasium at the y. II.
| C. A. !. The first half ended IL to s, In
| favor of the high school five, and the fin
| al score was 81 to II in. their favor.
l. The basketball: five representing WIND
Inn high will play two games this coming
| F'ridag. afternoon. =, Teams REPRESENTING
both ssxes will play against the Rockville
aggregations. The visiting Ave have
played successful games thus far Tits
season and have kept a clean slate. The
Windham bays team haveEwen all three
| OF their games and are hitting Q fine
stride. The girls team wifi play the
I first game of the year but the members
have been 5practieing2 and should bring
In a win, Agness WEIGH is captain Of
the girls team this year. Coach Dome
a
rate basketball team from the material
on hand expects that girls team of arst
lclass ordeT ean, befplaeed On the floor by
I'WiHdhanI High. The lineup OF the girsf
Eteam has not yet been announced. The
teboys' five will line up as follows: Oher-
nessersss Gerry OF ELLISON, forwards Cap
tain Conhell, center Sullivan and Davis
guards; Gates and Rosen utility,
The Emerasds have tackled stia
proposition for Friday nights game, hay-
ing secured tie, famous Reetors of Bridge
port for the evening This team has held
the basketball championship of Bridge
port: fer the past five years and for three
years have been contestants fer state
championship. The Waterbury K. of e.
FIVE bowed to them on the latter,s heer.
and the .Emeralds have. had an even
break with the Waterbury five. From
all Tangles, it looks as though the game
is bound to be hummer.
Ma, and Mrs. Willard, Smith have left
this Spity for zRsekledge, Fla, where they
will spend the winter.
Mrs. H. C. Murray has left WiD mar :
tic to spend the.minter months in I elan /.
Florida
.Mr, and Mrs. z. Frank 'Bugbee are
en- route to Florida where they will spend
|
/ Samuel Cheshire xieft:- for the South
Tuesday and Eilit Eisi many southern
cities before returning home in this
spring. - - a.. -.
X. ". Reynolds reports that Will,
mantle citizens ~ have provided money
enough to feed Twenty-Five whole chill
dfen and nearly enough money to feed 3
half a child, in other words thezsum- Of
$29461 has been raised in this city to
date. Now it is a hard thing to feed
half a Child and the committee hopes that
someone will save the other half Of the
| thoritieth Child from starving. AFR. Rer-
nolds will gladly take money in any
amounts for this worthy cause Latest
dopa&ors. to the fund are:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E, Remington, ; 1895
Il. M f. pos go. = 500
| Friend ......'. Zoe
Mp. and Mrs. I'm. Shepardi~... 1900
Mr.. and airs. walter Backus 5.Ot
Previously reported ....:....... 263.61
Total 49,. $2s4.6l
Funeral services for Mrs. Joseph vim.
ce.ette were. held Wednesday marning al
:. 9:30, O'Clock from her -home at No. 2 AIR
street. Reauiem@ high mass. was sung at
/ ST. Mary,s ehunGh, at 10 9,elecll, BY. Rey
R-afleEIElec-. Inc cnqlE iRrnlsEled -Sp9H1a
! music The services were largely attend
Il ID and beautiful aoral offerings. were re
lea:ved. The bearers ware Dona Parent
Ofilia Garoeau. Leon Caisse, Joseph Cad
! srie, Paul Samson and Arthur LarYierre
Funeral services fb+ Mrs. Susan Z
Bowh were held "Wednesday afternoon q
1 o'clock from the parIors of Jay N
| SHEPARD and were conducted by. Rev. R
C. Pavy Of Mansfield. Burial was il
Attwoodriie cesnetery.
/ Mrs. Anna +. sweetland, widow o
Charles J.. Sweetland, WIN died at he
| home IN Rock. Tavern N. Y. Mrs. Mite
Rogers and Mrs. Herman RushuaR. bot
Of Willimantie. - -.
i During the past few months It has, bee
II the practice Of q certain number of pee
. pie to get into the shows at the Loome
9. opera house without paying the usua
show price In the future, however. tn.
= practice may prove! more costly than pay
/ ing the admission price. During the al
ternoon show Wednesday two men we
known locally tried the trick and wer