Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-22

 1 take place during the holidays. The pro- gram includes athletic events and trips to local industrial plants as follows: Tuesday, Dec 27-Basketban 10 a. m. Tanks ys. Giants. Pirates vs Reds. Sight seeing trip 1.30 D. m,, Quidnick- Windham m Manufacturing company,
 Wednesday, Dec 2S-Basketban lo2 q. m, Reds vs. Tanks. Giants vs. firates Sightseeing trip 1.30 D. m, Gas eoln. pany and Vanderman foundcy.
 Thursday, Dec. 29-Athletio meet 3 D. l rl., Natchaug vs Windham street school 1 Friday. Dec. 30--Basketban ID a. IT. Pirates vs. Tanks, Giants vs Reds. Sight ] seeing trip 1.So ?. nl., telephone exchange i and s. c. S.
 1 Saturday, Dec 31--Regular gym class l events for all teams.
 l Sunday. Jan. Meeting for boys s.ao
 D. m Singing, short talk and moving ] pictures.
 Monday, Jan. 2--New Years open l house. Carnival of games at 2 D. m, Parents of boys and any others interested ! are privileged to attend
 l Engine Company No. l was called ont
 twice Wednesday within three hours for
 chimney blazes. Both fires were extin i gulshed with six gallons Of chemical. The
 hrst call came in at 4.40 D. m. for. l i on Valley street. The house is owned
 by Dominick Menditto The second call
 came in at 7.o5 p. m. for another chinl- l ney fire at the home of E. c. Alexander. 1 NO. 42 High street. in the house owned 1 by Michael Denault. Both fires were dis 1 covered before the flames had gained ! much headway
 December 21st anticipating .Ie first l oay Of winter, came in with a bang We'd nesday' In the early morning hours the ! thermometer registered g but at noon l the mercury began to fall and at 6 O.. ] CLOCK registered 2s degrees. The even l ing Kept getting colder and by midnight l the mercury had fallen to five above zero drop of 27 degrees in IS honrs! l breakdown to the engine of Passen- ger train No. 1701, which left here for
 Hartford al 7.Q4 o'clock Wednesday
 morning, held up traffic on the Hartford
 alvlsaon of the New Haven railroad be-
 tween this city and Hop River for over | three hours Engineer Timothy Sullivan
 stopped the engine about one mile east
 of the Hop River station an ddetected i the trouble. which consisted of a loose
 tire on one of the driving wheels. Word
 was sent to the local station and a train
 was run from Hartford to Hop River and passengers transferred there for Hart
 ford. Passenger train No. 1I6, due at l the local station at 9.45 o'clock. detour- ed by way of Midd1etown over the Air l Line to this city. The engine and eo1ii-,- ment were run back to this city and 2
 new tire was placed on the engine Eriy- ing wheel at the round-house at Coil,nl- bia.
 At the meeting of Violet Rebelsal, l Lodge, No. g. T 0. 0. F.. held recently in Odd Fellows hall the following off,
 cers were elected; N. G., Hattie E. 1 Bowen; Y. G., Belle H. Carpenter: re- cording secretary, Margaret B. Sears
 financial secretary, Mimic $. Wilson :; treasurer Stella M Gardner. Four can
 d5dates were initiated. The remaining
 officers will be appointed at the fnstalla- tIon which will take place in January.
 Refreshments were served and 9 general good time followed the meeting
 Findharn High schools basketball
 team will play the alumni tonight 1 (Thursday} at the high school gym The school team has. been successful in it's 1 two previous games this year and is an- | tlcipating giving the crack players of the 1 alumni team 6 struggle. Windhana High 1 will Iine up as follows: Captain Ober- inesser and Ellison, forwards; Heller. <! center: Sullivan and s. Heller. guards l Duffy Cornell, who will captain the II alumni five has given out his lineup as
 follows: Lathrop and gidgway forwards; ; Captain Cornell. center Sumner and
 Louis Rabinowitz. guards. Lathrop is now a member of the Philip Exeter bas- kctban team and Cornell is q regular on
 the local K of C. team.
 ! At recent meeting of the junior cIass of Windham High school 1t was voted hold the junior prom during the last week in February John Williams was elected general chairman. with the fol- ] lowing assistants; decorati4g. Elsa Skog- land and Allyn Rose: orchRstra, Bertha Weeks and Benjamin Rosen: refresh ] ments. Eleanor Foote and Clifford Daw- son invitations, Madeline Shepard and Christopher Case
 Salvation Army workers brave the cold