Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-02-09

son before returning to Ridley Park,
Penn, to take up their home in the
modest cottage where they are to live
while the groom is learning about the
manufacture of locomotives, at the Ed
dystone plant OF the Baldwin works.
The unexpected and unfortunate end
Ling Of the Lundstrum-kaletchitz wrest-
| ling match at the Victory Tuesday even
| ing when Lundstrum's coliarbone was
| was crushed when IL: struck the board
ing of the ring outside the padding has
left the partisans of the big wrestlers in
doubt as to what the final outcome of the
| match would have been had~there been
no accident. AS the matter row stands.
the merits of the men, in match
| against each other, seems as much in
| doubt az ever. although the Lundstrum
supporters seem extremely confident that
th=ir man would have actually won out
had the match gone to a finish.
The first meeting of the Y NJ. C. a.
group leaders of Windham county was
! held at the Congregational church, Put
nam, Saturday afternoon, Feb. 4th.
Twenty two men were present from six
different towns Of the county. A very
interesting address was given by Rev. j.
u IutHaHl- Oh ne IJeNOlloH-
al Life of a Group Leader Harrr H.
Smith, state secretary OF the Y. NJ. c.
A. gave an address on why Have
| Leaders Conferences" He pointed out
that the purpose OF these conferences
was for the instruction, inspiration and
fellowship Of the men engaged in thhe
leadership of boys groups. He men
toned that these conferences were be-
ing held in every county in Connecticut.
and that the leaders w.re finding them
very helpful in carrying out successful
boys work.
J. H Corbett, county secretary, out
lined a programme for the coming four
months and explained how each group
leader could adapt this programme to
his local situation and in that way in
sure uniform quality of work through
out the county. It was unanimously vot-
ed to organize with the officers and tc
hold meetings the first Saturday of each
month.
THE quarterly meeting of the Wind
ham County Y. II. C. A. was held at the
Putnam inn Saturday evening, Feb. 4th
Thirty-two men were present and guests
at supper of the county chairman, G
Harold Gilpatric. Reports of the vari
Gus sub committees were given as fol
lows: Report of the administrative com
mittee, RI r. C. Paine, Thompson fin
ance committee. H. H. Davenport, Pom
fret physical work committee, Charlie!
e. Dean. Putnam; religious work com
nrittee, Albert H. Williams. Woodstock
social and educational work committee
w E. Penny, Putnam.
It was voted to combine with Hart
ford and Holland Counties 7. NJ c. A. IL
promoting a summer camp for boys a
Black Pond, West Woodstock, conduct
ed during July. It was also decided tt
cooperate with the County Sunda,
School association in promoting Coun
ty Oder Boys conference to be held tn
latter part Of March or the first Of Apri
the place to be determined later. Tn
matter of conducting county athleti
meet was referred to the physical com
mittee with recommendation to act.
H. H. Smith, state secretary gave
very interesting address on THE De
velopment of County 7. NJ. C. a. Wor
in Connecticut" Every one seemed great
$ iy pleased at the progress of the wor
in Windham county to date.
Emulating Webster members of Put
nam lodge Of Elks who are to give
charity ball tonight IN. their home tow
under the auspices OF the local organize
ton, Danieison Elks who are also al
filiated with Putnam lodge are talking
holding a charity ball in their hon
town the latter part of this month. DaI
ielson has about &c members Of Pu
nam lodge.
Maxwell s. Mattuok. who figured
press dispatches Wednesday as Il
United States attorney who has startt
action in New York to. roundup person
who have been engaged. it is alleged,
allowing their automobiles to be stole
| that they might collect the theft /
surance upon them. therby swindling II
insurance companies, is close friend
Manager Hyde Smith. of. the Bradl
theater Of this city, and was a visit
here with Mr. Smith a few weeks az
A big delegation Of Putnam Hi
School students went to Danielson We
nesday evening to witness the baske
bail game between Putnam and KILN
ly High schools, as described On t
sport page this morning.
Temperature down to zero accompani
the high wind that blew out of t
northwest during the early hours
. Wednesday and continued throughout t
day.
Many Of the members of Putnam lod
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