Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-31
WILLIMANTIC

the night of tho dinenr. Frank R. Gus tard, eecretaAry of the I. n. c. 4. o6tee- ed the use of the lohhy for the sales. It was voted that tho price oS tne tick cts be $l,eo. and that 5.eoo be provided. M. E. Sullivan was oaleSen to take charge ef the distrieutien and purchase of the tickets. Team captains have been appointed in outlying towns and within . few days meetings sk locaa caetatns VII I be held and the city laid cat for can- vassing. Chairman 1zRnes B. Raflerton, stated that another meeting ce the people per sonaily connected with the arrangements for the dinner, wsli. be held next Sunday afternoon. and the final drive for the $7,5oo Queea wNi begin tho following day.
 It w1s decided that. provided the $7,5oe quota was overSubscrihed. the additional amount should % to the Near East Re- lief Fund. ". c. Nsrris vas elected publicity chairman. It was voted that l an organization, block of tackets for the dinner. Committees were selected whose 1 duties will he varied. and final plans are to be laid at the meeting next SunAdy. About thirty people. nen1AeTs of the committee, heads Of lecal organizations. and citizens attended, the meeting Sum day, and the voting was unanimous for | most of the plans outlined.
 At tho meeting held e the '. N. c. l 4, Sunday a4ternoon at ! o'clock Prc6es- sor R. H VlhSng of Boston gave an H. frustrated lecture on Porto Rico. About seventy slides wore shown covering points of interest on the island. Cities and towns. people and customs, products and industries were covered. Professor Cining's lecture proved ef interest tO his audience, who voiced their appreciation at the conclusion of his address. Two reels of melton pictures were shown, en- titled ''The Lure 0e Lake Erie" and "n-- linois Read Building"
 Some Eengths q fire hsse vss brs9shs back to Engine Company No. Saturday. This hose was frozen to the ground last Tuesday morning during Ehe EOvac ten ment fire.
 Chief Kinsurey stated Sunday after noon that keepers of soft drink places in this city will be watched by the police and any sale of intoxicating drinks will result in immediate arrest The sale 0t '.jakey" in this city must come to a step and the Willimantic police wtl do all in their power to see that 1t does. Two sa- loon keepers were arrested Sunday by the police for selling Intoxicating li- quors. These men are Harry N. Schei , man, of No. 1e5 Union street and PhilE . Pagana of No. BPS Main street. Bett . are charged with violation of the liquol ; law, and Schieman has lodged agains r him an additional charge Of resisting ar officer.
 schieman was arrested Sunday morn ing at S:30 o'clock by Chief Kilioufe. ' when the latter found two men in tn. saloon and told SchierRan he was unds ' arrest. Schiernan's wife came into tn, , room and both pitched into the chieI After some scuffle in which the saiool , keeper came out second best, he was es corted to the police station. Mrs. Schei man also faces arrest on the charge 0 ' resisting an officer.
 Philip pagaaa w1s arrested 6S ORie CT BonbFia. Sunday afternoon atat 3:s for selling jakey. Bonds of $2o0 eacl were furnished for their release and the will be tried at court today (Monday.)
 Jefn Eillsoz, and Henry Burke ,chars ed with intoxication, will be before Judg Foss this tMonday) morning. The were arrested Saturday night
 The Emeralds wen their week. end gan from the. Naugatuck five, by the score c
 59 to 1s. From the start of the gam the locals went in strong and the SCOT at the end of the first half was Emerald 30, Naugatuck 11.sr The teams lined q as follows:
 Emeralds: Pe'air If; Norqnandans If Higgins C.; Pickett lg; Larson rg.
 Nauagtuek-Murphy, f. Taylor rf., 6 Schofleld If; Hubeeu c; Madden lg Kaz rick rg. In tlae prtiusinary, the Americal Thread company Girls team trimmed th Naugatt1ck girls, Il to 5.
 TYf~h an1rool 0ir9Us rae with defeat at the hands of the Wood stock girls in Woodstock Friday nigh The score was Il to 6.
 Many local regtdemeu tosk aAvanzas
 of the opportunity to examine the rt
 modelled " .ndhom National bank Satui - day afternoon and evening. Music va
 furnished by the Ching-a-3fng orcheskE
 during the evening.
 About S2e0 was PeAllzed by ths Hsnel
 nerformsncs at the Nzeomer opeS
 House Saturday morning. In sddkien 1
 the showing of motaon pictures. the fo
 lowing members oR the leeai Musician 4. Union. No. 4o2, donated their serTic' " and gave . concert: Raymoaa oste - houdt. DeieFane Ceaant. Fred " Hcrl
 berger, Joseph PiDpin. Prosper Vegiax
 Archille Iradreau, Wfllsam Taylor, wi
 liam Smith and Julius L. Cady. Speci
 features of the en*eftainmeat we ar songs by Michael Farrell, acting by u 1A Mathieu twins and an exhibition of c, fC swinging by Robert Higgins. The sE po of $3S was realized through the sale . cendy.
 Joseph MorfArsy, easnFgod wlth AMksu
 cation, pleaded guslty at polsee cou
 Saturday morning. Judge Foas inforl
 cd that he had been chances enough d
 gave him . thirty day jail ssatsaee.
 Cecilia Marrotte who has now reach 'n. the age of IS years was dlseharged fro
 the custody of Mr4 Ora Clark. as pl