Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-23

wuLmantio Odd Fellows were guests ef the Providence Odd Fellows at an outing and field day at the Hummocks, psar Hamilton, R. l., Sunday. About forty local men attended the outing, making the trip in five automobiles. A lunch was served at noon. and at 3 O. clock baseball teams representing Will limsntic and Providence went forth to battle. At the beginning of the third inning, Providence led, to 3, but the game was called on account of several players getting injured. Two Providence men were knocked out and Lester French. catcher for the locals, took the count and lost two teeth when he was hit by tip foul
 Later n the day fine clarloase was served about 250 partalSing of the feast
 FUar local young men saw Q new angle to spinning the top" when each paid dollar and costs, amounting to S2,79, in the polce court Monday morning, af- ter pleading guilty to gambling. They were George Hornberger, Arthur Gi- rsrd. Roland Champagne and Doa1ld Connen and were spinning" in a Main street doorway Sunday when Officer Paulhus sauntered along. The officer made the prize spin for he took all, in- cludfng the 80 cents in the kitty, as well as the players.
 Harry scheinman was also before the court on a charge of reckless driving. Sunday evening his car collided with a car owned by Charles Snow Of this city Witnesses claim that Snow's car was turning into a private driveway and almost practically on the sidewalk when struck The case was continued until this CTuesdsy) morning.
 Cornelius Sullivan, a native of Ire land, but a citizen of this city for over 6o years. died at his home at 94 Brook street. Sunday following a long Illness, He was employed by American Thread Company for over 45 years and had heen retired for about seven years. He is survived by his wife, Sarah Nickelson Sullivan, @ daughter. Mrs. Mary Nc C1frey and 8 son. John J. Sullivan, all of this city.
 Funeral services for Harriet F. Stone were held Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home of her nephew, Waiter B. Wilson of 333 South street. Rev. Arthur W. Clifford of the Windham Center Cop gregational church officiating. Burial was in Evergreen cemetery, Central Will laEe Funeral arrangements were in charge of Jay M. Shepard.
 Mfr. and Mrs Kutik of New York are visiting Mir and Mrs. Max Kitay of Pleasant street
 Mir. and Mrs William Titcomb of Val ley street have returned home after spending their vacation in Pelham, New Hampshire
 Misses Helyne and Beverly Ballor have returned from their vacation spent az Oakland Beach. R. |
 John Domaine is spending his vaca. tion at Nantasket' Beach.
 r. M HarveI who has been employ cd by the American Thread Coupan! in this city. left Monday for Fall Rive to which city he has been transferrel.
 Superintendent Of Schools T. A. Cas- has returned from his vacation spent a St Johns. New Brunswick,
 Nr and Mrs. Herman Bill of New Haven left Sunday after spending 2 few dave with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas stammers of Chestnut s1ret.
 Harry Read Of this city is recovering following an operation for appendicitis performed at the Hartford hospital.
 N l.. Weatherhead and family arr srending their vacation at Alton Bay x. r.
 Frank Curtiss of New Haven is wis lting his mother Mrs. Jane Curtiss O 900 Prospect street.
 Mss Margaret Smith is visiting he sister at Lake Conpounce.
 Misses Viola and Mabel Foster hav returned to their home at Florence Mass. after spending q few days witt MT and Mrs Louis PauIhus.
 Captain Tfghe of Engine Co. No. IS on his vacation which he will spen Coventry Lake. During his absenc Lieutenant KeIley will take his plac