Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-15

Hope Valley team here. They will play the Shamrock, team June 26 July 4, Mystic Independents and Submarine Base team. And later. in the season games have been scheduled with the K. of C. of Westerly and New Haven hines.
 Monday morning the civil suit of R. NJ. Delagrange vs. Joseph Malaria was tried in the town court here before q jury. The suit was for the sum of Sl05.- 90 for work which MT. Delagrange did on a marine engine belonging to Ma daraia The case was tried before Judge L. D. Fairbrother The jury was Per cy A. Morgan, John D. Ripley, Byron J. Peclxham, Bourbon A. Babcock, Thomas CowIey and Ralph Larlin. Benjamin Hewitt was counsel for Malaria and Judge Herbert Rathbun represented Del agrange. Mir DeIagrange was granted the sum of $60.
 The young daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Kupoloslzi of Water street was taken to the New London hospital this week.
 Mrs. L. B. Ledward- and daughter, Mrs. Frederic James and George Bliss attended the funeral of Nathan Brewster in Norwich Tuesday.
 Lieut.. and Mrs. Rouse B. Wilcox who motored f-on Harrisburg, Pa, and spent a few days with friends here, have left | Il. cox's mother and sister. Lieut.. Wilcox has been appointed member of the faculty of the University of Nebraska at Lincoln and will take up his duties there in September
 Charles E. Staplin, who was manager of the Ostrnan market for a number Of years, has entered the employ of Ed P. Teed.
 Nina council, No. 4S,. K. of C., is to admit nine new members.
 The Poverty social held at the Second Congregational church pastors Monday evening proved a decided success. Light refreshments were served by the commit tee in charge.
 suRragan Bishop E. c. Acheson is to address the Masons on St. Johns Day, | June a. the local lodge having been in- vited by Rev. F. R. Sanford to attend Calvary Episcopal church evening ser vice.
 A federal tax is imposed on all yachts pleasure boats and sailing boats of oyer five tons net and upon all motor boats with fixed engines not used exclusively for trade or fishing. This payment must be made on or before June 30 to the deputy collector at Hartford Blanks are furnished on application
 A new constitution was discussed al . S4Ap ieaS-A4CsS SSoS4OIl or f1igf 1 school association. Examinations were ! begun Monday and one is being helt 1 each day during this week. l At chapel exercises to be held Thurs day morning, June 23, the students VII listen to a baocalaureate sermon by pr Henry NJ. Thompson, pastor of the Frs ] Baptist church here Several of the : present faculty will not return anethe; year.
 1 Sunday afternoon Miss Emily c. Rob
 inson of Gift street fell from the door
 step down the steps. breaking her wrist l spiintering the bone. Dr. William T Veal was called and reduced the frac
 ture.
 l Leon Jamos Of Gift street has . DO
 sition in Hope Valley. R I. l Saturday William W. Ledward Dur chased from E,ios R. HincliIc., and Joh1 IT. Ryan, the nro9erty on Elm stree i formerly owned '.' the late Jane
 Brown. This pErc,ase includes nun
 ber of buildings and several acres G 1 ground. NIT. and Mrs. I,edward an daughter, Miss Edith Iethrop. will re side there MT. Ledward is the owner e LedwaTd's Islan. one of the finest piece