Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25

:. A fire. of unknown origin which threat ened for a time. to reach considerable broke. out abou 6.30 o'clock Sunday evening: in the lumber, yard of the Isaac sherman company ion Me chanic street. The smoke wss discovered by a. passerby and an alarm rung in from box 43 brought the P. s. Barber Hose company to the fire within few min utes. When the firemen arrived the flames were eating along. the bottom of a pile, of lumber stacked beneath a shed in, the yard, but they were. extinguished before they gained much headway. The damage was small.
 In a close and interesting game of ball Sunday afternoon at Riverside park Mys- tic outlucked the w esterly K of c. nine and were returned winners 6 to 4. The game was marked by heavy hitting on the part of both teams. but the visitors punched their bingles7 to more. advantage. The defeat was surprise to the Kaceys, as the game was looked upon as cer- tain victory. It was case where the opposition was too cheaply rated. The score by innings;
 Mystic 2 o10s 0 0-s 12 3 K. of C. 20 0 o 1 0 O-4 10 5 Batteries: Mystic, Cassell and Mar chand; Kaceys, Mooney and Kellers um- pire, Murphy.
 Crowds toek advantage, of the oppor- l tunities of the nearby resorts over the
 week end and. thronged to Watch Hill end Pleasant View to enjoy the cooling
 breezes from the Atlantic. At Watch 1 Hill alone. thr. number of bathers Sum
 more took their dip at Pleasant View l and Weekapaug.
 1 The members of the Fifth company, | of arI1r C,fn ! day afternoon from a Is days camping expedition to Fort Getty. All of the 1 boys are enthusiastic over their experi- ences at camp. and already are planning | for next years tour of field duty, which
 is expected to take place in Virginia. The l officers of the local outfit claim that the Fifth company was superior to any other 1 at the fort and was the first nationa 1 guard outfit to fire the big guns at the fort.
 Final plans, have been completed fol the Red Sox-K. of C. game at White Rock Sunday afternoon next. and the grounds there are being put in excellent l shape for the contest The local tean 1 will be considerably strengthened by 1 Tunney of Holy Cross, who has been SC cured to do the twirling Comerford o
 Boston college, will hold down the ho corner, and a favorable reply from Chicl Gagnon of Holy Cross is expected daily I've more viOiAtors of the traffic law of the town were tried Saturday befor, Clerk N. Walter Flynn. Jr., in a specia
 session of the Third district court. Dom
 mick Lombarlo was fined S20 and cost for driving without license, he havinj
 lost it week ago for passing a standin,
 trolley car. Howell Wilson was penal
 ized $75 and costs for operating a ca
 while intoxicated, Friday night It wa
 Wilson's second -offense he. having beel fined, $50, in Norwich several. weeks az ,. for the same thing. Wilson was arreste, Friday night by , Officer Robert. Kessel after he. had demolished. the dummy co
 on the corner. of Granite and, Towe | streets, also slightly damaging his ma chine. ..4,s ...,..
 LacOnies. .... The armory on Dixon street is to b , :remodeled at once foE the reception c the seiEht-inchs howitzers and : othe
 equipment allotted to. the new Eft {: company. The fresh air children from. New Tor city are due to. rrive in Westerly O