Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-11
WIL.L.IMANTIC

close of the 1920 seasen the Rockville ! Athletic association came to Art afid 1f- l fered him an attractive agtife t6 coach | the team for the lsel seftSori. The terms l were satisfactory to, Nichols and lie l signed papers with John J. Cennefs. bueA mess manager of the Rockville Athletic Association. The Rockville season viii open May i4th the saf11e date the Afneri- can Thread company baseball season. will jump off into the 1921 season.
 The case of Alfred W. Rood. charged with non-support of his wife and Esiild. of Win9hall Center, has been continued uii- til Monday MaFch 18th. Rood had been notified to attend court in this city W6a- nesday morning. Bond which were fixed at 300 were furnished by his brother. Horave J. Rood.
 Following are Che newly etextsa sffeksi of the True Blue Circle of the First Bap- tist church: President; aitdr0d Gafvey vice president, Wini1red AndfeMss sec retary. Ruth Nelscti ; treasurer Dorothy Moxofn; superintendent, Mfs. Eliisoh: 1s- sistant superintendent. Mfs. Mktftews6n
 pianist. Dorothy Mexom.
 Mercier, the lcCai boxer lest ts Miller in the second round of an eight round fight at Rockvills Wednesday night. Fars who witnessed the fight gay Mervier was way out of hi sciass.
 For the first week in many months there will be no Emerald basketball game
 at the arniory tonight tFtAayj. Nor n1andin Is out of the running with an inufy to his back received in the game with the WaterbdfY kaeeTs played in , this city last week. Manage- Cute Mo Carthy has several fast teams booked i for later date.
 l WindIlam High and South SkAhekestsf play a double-header in this city to- night (Friday) the boys team piayi, one game, the girls team bae seeoIni game. South Manchester has always ktv- en the local teams hard tusSiS and the game tonight is expected to be as good
 as usual The lineup for the games are
 Boys tear1-Eilison and obernesser forwards; Connen, center; Davis and
 Sullivan, guards Gates, Gerry, utility.
 Girls tean-J. HaWie. E. Twsnney ant F. Mcfarlane. gorwards B. Davoll. cen.
 ter; M. Morisrty and Capt. A. NelSh guards.
 MT. Lueadie TeRrien, SI. dIea WeanfA
 day night at the home of her dauehtef
 Mrs. Thomas Kelley in South Coveftsry
 as the result of shock sustained abou
 a week age. Mrs. Tariens was one O
 best known residents of that town. th' widow of Louis Terrier. She is survives
 by two daughters Mrs. Louise Bouiseoul
 
 ley fSoath Coventry; four sons. Joeepl
 Terrier of Webster. Mass. Sit TerPiei of Pawtucket, R. l. Alfred TeItien D Clinton. Mass, end Henry Terrier of ,Ro lchester. N. r.; one brother. Joseph Gull , bert of Canada.
 Edward G. Welf, SR Dowseines Aishi gan, sales manager for large Mfehigai
 concern, gave talk on Baiesfnansftip t
 the employees of of the Jordan HArawsk
 company, Thursday night, at the s.ore E. P. Hazdie, recently appointed Y. II c. A. county secretary Of Holland county visited in this city ThAr5aag and attend
 1 ed meeting at Mansfield In the evening
 MT. Hardie is one of the seven count
 secretaries appointed by the I within th
 past few months. Wig6ham county ha , no secretary, but 1t is expected that on will be appointed within a short time. Il T. Frank Cunningham returned to thi city Thursday afternoon from Boston. Following . successful seasea, tn evening school came to close ThiitsdA night and special exercises we're hold a iNatchaug school, the adult classes 6ceu , pying the hall on the first fioof. the cor : tinuation ciasses holding their exercise in the hall on the second floor. Thel , were 30 persons in the adult class an !, 1 150 in the continuation classes. fh | prOSTaulS IOltOWs
 Continuation Pupils; Song. Arneriei : entirei recitation. My Greed, Donat Cbte 1 violin solo, Mary Lucas recitation, Tf . Life That Counts. Staphie Klnpik; son, The Winds Song, chorus recitation, ri Flag of Our Country, Carneile Roy rec tat:on, The Boys of nasriea, Theodo;
 Soathwick song, Old Glory, eioriis
 recitation, A Civic Greed, Mary Stawar: ' ] address, Hornisdas Dien ;; song, Coo :. Night, chorus
 Adult Glasses: Theme, Going to ti ,. | Door. Joseph Paeitsilo; cunvefsatio ,, Tal1in gin Washing, Mrs. Cote and BY Sheffield; reading. George washiiiyts
 Mrs. Alphonsine Gallant reading, II
 Fox and the Crow. Miss KAts Bearask
 address, Hornisdas Dion, chairman . evening school committee; reading, Fl : Dog and the Shadow; Hendru Chafnse e landj letter reading. MT. Rompele; req j. ing Christopher Columbus, Amanda Saf '- son address, 6. B. Gilman. director characterization reading. The Fe6As # Constitution, John PatrewslSi; recitatic l. Why Become Citizen? Alciaas Got -e reading, Abraham Lincoln, Mrs. Abe 1t Tessicr; recitation Our Flag, Sam Pre- T ioso; reading. Our New President. Sa, ly uei Gallant; recitation. What is the Ria IS Kind Of American? Donat Berhief hr, r. entation of certificates. HornlisdSs bio le song, America, all.
 r. The class in beginners English VI v under the direction of Miss Georgian l. Flint Miss Winifred Moriarty was teas
 CT of the citizenship class
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