Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-09
WILLIMANTIC

tug of WAT, and to Nhe department at taining the highest number of points. Two sterling silver cups will be aarded the man or woman making the most individual points. All cups are to be kept by the winning department until an- | other field day or chaIlege.
 A ball game is scheduled between the Dyers, former champions of the Old M | league, and the experts from other de- pArtxnezts.
 l Among the entertainments will be pin hing on the donkey's tail, pie and apple eating contests, cracker eating race and whistle, taking up coin from floor with mouth. pillow fight marshmellow eating contest, singing by local talent and first class motion picture performances There will be band concerts afternoon and evening In the afternoon the Polish Waite Fable band will furnish the music and in the evening the American band Is to play.
 1 The musical selections by the Ann erican band during the exening will be | as follows;
 March, Attorney General, K. L. King.
 Selection, Golden Dragon, K. L. King.
 Trombone sole, A. Gaudreu.
 | Serenade, Evening Shadows, K. L. King.
 Overture, The Iron Count K. L. King.
 Andalusian Serenade, c. Bonnet. A, One step, Hot Trombone, H. Fill more; b, Fox trot, All By Myself, J. Berlin. March, old Glory Triumphant, c. Duble. Star Spangled Bannes Ensemble. The committee in charge comprises Theodore Morrisette, chairman: William Champlin, Roy Hewlett, William Green, Arthur Jacobs, Andrew Ogazalek, John Luton, William s. Cangdon, George Eaton, Everett Beckworth, c. N. Bur dick, Harold Williams, Stephen Young, John Halstein, May Corners, Doris Cur ran and Anna McGlone.
 The continued draught has had its effect on the water supply at the ster- age reservoir at Hosmer Mountain. The water has been dropping slowly for the past three weeks and as a result the pumps have been running nightN for thirteen days. Wednesday they were in operation during the twenty four hours. Again Thursday night 1t was necessary to use the pumps all night. It is reported, however that during the past twenty four hours there has been a slight increase in the volume of water at the reservoir.
 W. c. Norris of this city, who has 6 summer residence at South Casco, Me, has been appointed first vice president of a society to aid in the restoring of the boyfood home of Nathaniel flaw thorre The residents of South Cascc are proud that Hawthorne's boyhood home is located in their town and have formed this organization to restore anc preserve the home- While acting financial agent for the organization. MT. Norris raised over $1,000 to be used in this work
 ! Funcra4 services for Mrs. Katherine INV Congdon were held at o'clock ilThursday afternoon fr-m her home. Ser l vices were coadrcted by Rev. Harry s. McCready. pastor of the First Congre- gational church. The bearers were, Frank Larrabee. M E. Lincoln, Marshall Frost and Charles Snow. Burial was in Willi- mantle cemetery. Funeral arrang ements were by Jay NJ. Shepard
 Michael ]. Sheehnn. 5s, died Thursday n1ornig at St. Josephs hospital after an illness Of three weeks. appendicitis being the primary cause of his death. MT. Sheehan was born in Ireland De cenber 1S. 1889. the son If Michael and Mary Sullivan Sheehan but had lived
 in this country since young man. H.
 was barber and at one time piled h:z
 trade in Boston. Mass. He returned tr Wiliu1antic several years ago and since
 Msrch 2e 1913 had been employed by the New Haven Railroad as gate tender
  is survived hy three sisters Mrs Joseph ] inc Johnson of Eev Ycrl, and Misses
 Mary and Bridget Sheehan of this city
 The body 2, Snt-ia, Garr1iris',i. w,,o pala tae supreme sacri1t.2 ir FTs nee dur
 inc tha world '-rr 'e --a 'r this lefty and has been taken in charge tv local undertaken f'aY> ts~ lna fvnsra'
 servicc have net yet b1eu completed
 AT Indications po3rt to V-intsflan Hlsh putting g strong r86t1ai, eleven ir. 10 the feld his year. as seven of the : 1921 men will he back this year. five ot thea7 b4inc are' strine men md two sub
 sttute5 on tho 492n eleven One of tht
 men who will ba out for windhan7 thi. fall is DuI;ey Burr appointed caprair of the eleven at meeting he'H We9nas day Burr played qusrter5ac q, last wear
 Others will he Sharen Sullivan. nnart I hack Prater center Lone Nanaell. lef
 half bac '1Nrencfv" Oherr essar s,,b
 stitutA half: wil'ar7 Shea substitute cen ter and Ralph Gates, fullback and hal back
 Practice will begin Monday next
 Coach "Rudy" Donohue Is in chars,
 with seven of last years men back fol 4 the back field for the 1929 eleven f. pretty well taken care of, but the lin,
 will need strengthening. The veteran
 guards, tackles and ends are mfss1n,
 and Coach Donohue will have to finC 1 material for these positions
 Windham will have a strong bill thi: [ year Their schedule to take in two game i. 1 with the Norwich Free Academy, West ' erly High School, Vocational ant