Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-26


 Soottikh-Un insurance league team. This season he has also played with the Federais. and Agl-Insura nee outfits Zoe Hamei will be moved to right field in place of Sehley DonahQe to make room for L.avigne who has been back stopping for the Alahanbras of Worees- ter. Mass. The name of the first saeker for the local team is not yet known but. he EiB come here on the reconfnenda-a hion of King Bader. The remainder of the local players will include Latham l If, N0rmandin Ss, Cornins 3b, Noel cf and "Huhgiep Canavan p. The lineup of the Bridgeport team will be: Olictney cf, Sherwood 2b. Jim Mccarthy 5b, Wargc (. Jack" MoCar- thy 1b, Kolosky If. Gallagher If, esor- cas ss, Henkel or Herb D. Larkin. util- ity.
 AaulI1a sylvestre. 4s. died at his home, No. 30 Meadow street, Friday af- ternocn He was tine son of Ephrem 1 born in St Gatliaune, Canada. April t13 1873 He is survived by his wid- ox four daughters. Misses Bebianne, Delvina, Lillian and Leona Syiyestre and two sons Aauilla Sylvestre, Jr., and 1 Ulise Sylvestre of this city. He also l leaves his father and mother, Mir. and Mrs Ephrera Sylvestre of st GuillaHdne, Canada. three brothers, Edmond Syiyes- Ire of this city. Harry Sylvestre of Mon treal, Canada and ArchiMe of St. GuA- l laume Canada. and two sisters, Mrs. Arestide L,ebrum of St. Germaine. Can l ada and Miss Yvonne Sylvestre of St. 1 Gufllaume. He was a deyout member 1 of St Mary's church and of the old St. Jean Baptiste Society of this city and T the Alliance National Of Canada He has been employed in the box shop of the American Thread Company plant l and had resided in willimantic for tile past twenty-seven years.
 I Music during the Elks' fair will be furnished by the B. P, o. E. band. Charles N C. Wheeler, director. St Jo- seph's Boy Scouts band. St. Mary's Boys choir drum corps and the Peerless or \ cllestra, the last mentioned for dancing The open air song trio, direct from the orpheun Park circuit will feature II popular and comedy songs and stories Bartlett and J. Francis Keon are 1T T charge of the entertainment. The fire department committee of th' common council Aldermen William E l Jackson. Edgar W. Jacobs and Louis J 3 Flynn, Chief Engineer Wade U. Web ster and Assistant Engineers George H | meeting Thursday evening Two neY fire alarm boxes have been ordered. tn . first of which, No. 55, having arrive, will be placed on Milk street near tn railroad crossing. The other win be in stalled at the corner of Carey and Oa streets The first fire driH of the sea i son was held Friday evening by mem bers of Hose Company No. l, Engin q Company No. 1 and Tru.t Company Nt 1. Three other drills have been ordere on September I and 21 and October 5. \ surprise party was given Antcni Giraca, Thursday evening. at his A.om l2e Hope street, where> upon his retur home from work, he found a large gath ering of friends and relatives. One ( the members of the party re minded hi that Thursday was his birthday. Tn ! party took possession of the house fe the evening. Musical selections wei rendered, there were rec,tatons an dancing was enjoyed. A fine supper We served MT. Giiraca fared well in tf line of presents, receiving among otht E gifts a handsome gold NalthRn watc i and a diamond studded stickpin. \ was forced to make a speech of apprl \ citation. which he did very we'll Tho.
 present included MT and Mrs loser
 Glraea. MT and Mrs Augustus Girac
 
 Misses Celia and Carrie St. John, Lou
 St John, MT. and Mrs Labelle Ere
 and Delphis Brousseau MT and MT \ Theodore Rivard and Misses Irene al E Viola Nolan.
 \ State Policeman Elmer NJ. YouH
 Russell l. Harman, Fred T. Caron aT \ Raymond E. Kelsey of the Staffe ' Spring barracks Friday noon raided u \ farm of James Dininion of Mansfield \ the Storrs section of the town. A te
 gallon still with two gallons of ma
 were found in ,Dininion's garage Dini
 ion was placed under arrest. Tn \ Saturday, evening he is to be given \ hearing before Justice of the Pea
 George H, Andrewa
 4 complaint sent into the police d X partment early Thursday night by
 resident of Wdndhagn road that nun 1 Der of boys were causing trouble that thoroughfare brought a couple ! been using d damaged automobile ii 4 attached to a rope which they wou I roll out on the road from behind sor
 bushes when pedestrians came along, \ scare them. The boys were brought \ the police station. given a reprima
 and released with the underst ndi \ that any more such pranks would me \ their appearance in police court. 1i Short Paragraphs.
 Mir. and Mrs David Nichols are ( tertain!ng Mf. and Mrs. J. M. King | Lebanon
 Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Staebner | Friday to spend the weekend with tn
 daughter, Miss Louisa staebner, of N York.
 Mir and Mrs. Oscar Leonard and } and Mrs Charles Leonard of Tolla Nwere recent guests of Mir and M Darius M Bennett.
 Mrs. Hattie Barrows and daugh
 Ethel of New London and son, Capt Barrows of Virginia were recent call
 at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Adelb
 Russ.
 Mir and Mrs. Clarence A. Bowen Il
 tored to Ocean Beach Friday
 Walter F. LydaH of Manchester V
 in town Friday on a business trip Patrick D. Connetl has entered
 employ of Isaac Hochberg. James Healy and William F. Lem returned Friday night from a busin
 trip to Vermont
 MT. and Mrs. s. Arnold Peckham I
 tored to Ocean Beach Thurgday.
 pr. Daniel F. Donahue of Waterb
 is spending the week with his brotf |, Patrick D. Donahue.
 Amos Fowler spent several days
 an East Haven recently.
 Mrs. A. V. Huffert and Miss Margs
 Huftert of Rutland, t., are spend
 week with Mr and Mrs, William
 Cane
 Miss Mary J, King and Miss Mary : cayanaAgh are visiting In provid e,
 R. l., and vicinity.
 Morgan R. St. John recently retur La 1ahs aHA .4