Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-06

4 crowd of over 15oO fans turned out at Riverside park Sunday afternoon for the game between the Westerly Kaceys and the team from the submarine base, and were rewarded by seeing one of the best games of the season which was won by the local team, the final score being to 3. Both teams scored three runs in the first three innings, and from then on it was a pitching duel between Ed wards and Kennedy, until the ninth in- ning rolled around. Crowley was the first hitter for the Kaceys and the pound ed out a triple. After Edwards had been retired on strikes and Gadorw had been hit by pitche ball, Mellow scored Crowley with a long sacrifice fly to left and the game was won.
 The score by innings:
 l ? 7S R. H. E. Sub. Base 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 10 1 Kaceys 3 0 Il 4
 Batteries-kaceys, Edwards and Kel- fer; Sub. Base, Kennedy and Crutchfie.d. Umpire, Murphy.
 The canvassiag for funds in the Wes- terly Visiting Nurse association drive came to Q close Saturday afternoon and the reports from the team captains show cd that a total of S6,500 had been col l organizations and business concerns will substantially swell this total during the next week by their donations, and in ad- dition to these, special collections have been announced in all the churches for Sunday next.
 Peter Girard narrowly escaped serious injury early Sunday morning when the Buick roadster which he Was driving dropped into q swerage manhole on Canal street. The ditch was covered with boards and the front wheels of the car passed over all right. but the heavy rear end s1na shed the planking, and the automobile stood almost upright when the back wheels dropped down into the twelve foot hole. The driver escpa ed injury. The car was not much dama ged, only the left ml 2guard being smashed. Although the new Fifth company has alrady recruited 75 men. who were sworn | into the federal service Friday night, eff forts are still being made to bring the total enrolment up to 100. Supplies for the new outfit are already beginning to arrive, and the drill sessions will start this week All work now will be in preparation for the two weeks camping session at Fort Getty later in the sum- mer.
 John Lawrence Davis of Lower Paw catuck, and Sarah Fordyce Shaw, daugh- . ter of MT. and Mrs. David ". Shaw of ] the Stonington road, were united in marriage Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock 1 at the home of the brides parents by l the Rev. George D. Stanley. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church. The bride was attended by Miss Marcia L. Davis a sister of the groom. and the best man was James ". Shaw. brother of the bride The wedding march was played by Mrs George O. Murphy and vocal | selections were rendered by Mrs James i Shaw and David Shaw of Woonsochet l Following the ceremony. refreshments were served. Mir. and Mrs. Davis left on brief honymoon trip, after which they will reside in Lower Pawcatuck
 Sheriff William H. Casey of Pawca.
 tuck has been notified by Mrs Joseph Genardi of 37 StiilInan avnue that hel i husband deserted Ter and his family
 Wednesday. On the same day. Mrs Joseph Marr who lives in the same house disappeared and it is supposed by Mrs Genardi that the two left town together The sheriff is now searching in the prin cipal cities o' Connecticut for the al legged elopers. fl addition to his wife Genardi deserted two minor children. anC Mrs. Marr deserted her husband and on, child
 In 9 practice game played aH vos park Friday afternoon. the Alumni de feated the Westerly Hirh school tean 10 to 2. The battery for the Alunn
 were Bliven. Palmer and Dowd, whi Stenhouse. Stedn1an and MylIimaki per
 formed for the high school
 Major George A. Taylor. C. A. C., . s. A. inspected about so members c the Fifth company c. A. C., R. T. N c at the state ar1nory on Dixon street Fri day evening. and administered the fed
 eral oath. In addition to the regula
 army officer, Col. Cyril Wells and Majo
 T. H. Hammond of the R. I. N. G. wer
 present to assist in the inspection Fol Flowing is a list of the non-commissione
 officers and privates of the new com
 pany: Irving Rowe. first sergeant; Irv ing P. Adams Charles E. Card, Arthu
 F. Frazer, William Hamilton William (
 Nudge, sergeants; Arthur o. Dionn, kGeorge R. Dcwding. George H. Gayitt