Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-01

tti Raifed fof Bdthror iii Sin.
 fy1l Ratted f-- cc5de in 9th
 Score by innings:
 \, Atas:icas s.;s am Tase=d 2 $ Sas
 Three base hit Munsen. Two base hits. Hale. toisch st1sk out by Lyman 2 Bv HaXrch :. Barsz or Faiis ca Hv6an |: "T rS-'f'si
 Mrs. Annie Bashura. 25, died Friday evening at her home. No. 75 Quarry, street. after an illness Of three years. She is survived by her husband. Nicho- las Bashura; three daughters, Mary. Helen and Agnes Bashura three sis ters, Mrs Marnuski and Misses Lena and Nellie Hanson. of Wiliimantie and three brothers, John and Charles Han son of Jewett City and Arthur Hanson of Willimantic.
 Mrs. Marceline Roy Wood. a former resident of Willimantic died at her home, No. ,S5 Yarmouth street. New ark. N. J.,esaturday morning after an illness of few days She Is survived daughters. Mrs. Eva Spicer and Misses Blanche and Rose Wood, five sons. Frederick Joseph. Wilfred. Nelson and Arthur Wood. all of Newark. her moth- eS Mrs. Mareeline Roy of Willimantie four sisters Mrs Alfred Bertrand and Mrs. John Dazv of this city; Mrs Frances Bernardt of Canada and Mrs Mandy Vaehon of Central Village and i by two brothers. Oliver and Frederick i Roy of Peacedale. R I. Burial will De ! in this city.
 1 Rain that came down in torrents l broke up an interesting ball game be- l tween the Cornets of Lynn and the American Thread Company nine. at
 recreation Park Sunday afternoon, ths 1 score at the time reading to in ia 1 VT nf hn yiS cd oi the end of the first half of the fifth in ming for one-haK hour but the field wat a sea of mud at the end of that tirAt and it was impossible to continue. Ac 1 cording to the rule book, five full in i nings of play are necessary to eonsti 1 ute a game but if four and one-hal l are played it is not necessary to giv, rain checks. During their four times 2 1 bat the locals could do practically noth l ing with Sherman. who was on tht mound for the visitors, and secured bu i two hits. On the other hand. the Cornet reached King" Bader for six safeties four of them coming in the fourth whei
 three runs were scored. These were sin gles by Burke. Kirshtein and McGsffe, and a triple to tleep left by Ring. Bade did not seem to have his usual good con trol and walked two men. A fair size l crowd witnessed the game and wen
 home disappointed when the shove broke up the contest. The Cornets lock cd to be as good an a1l-around agere
 gatio mas has played on the local fel
 this year.
 The fact Is not generally known tha
 although thA jitney service between thl city and Hartford is conducted unde the name Of an organization the incom
 and expenses are not handled by a rnu
 tual or stock company Instead tn
 business is conducted by inaividual
 Under the new law. the names of ever jitney man or the number of individual . doing business must be entered with tr public utilities commission and dun1 cate copy filed with the town clerk TT : iitney line between Hartford and Wi , lifnantic, which since March 24. 1s2 has been operated under the name l the Williinantic-Hartf Taxicab rk sociation, otherwise known Ss the 'Bjr
 Line" Friday filed with tie public uti
 ities commission notice of a change
 name, also the names of the parties il terested.
 The notice reads as follows: "The ii
 dersigned. who are engaged in the bu 1. | mess as individuals and in no way ; partners are running jitneys from liar : ford to Willimahtic and return and l the request of the public utilities cor | mission for the purpose of more ea si !. l complying with the law in relation i jitney service and for no other reaso
 have adopted the name of the Willima