Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-08
WILLIM ANTIC

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ter Thomas Sullivan of AndoVer and
Paul Flynn of this city. Burial was In
the family iot In ST Jesephs cemetery
Miss Rose Fontana, 20, died early
Saturday morning at tbs home Of her |
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe |
Obernesser, No. II John street. Miss i
Fontana was born In Lyons, France, /
May g, 1892, the daugrter Of Mr.. and |
Mrs. ChaIlier Fontana- She leaves two
brothers, Pierre and Adolphe Fontana, |
both of this city.
Wlndram High made an extra fine |
showing Saturday Afternoon in game |
Pomfret, by defeating Pomfret Prep
school by tire substantial score of 10 to s.
The final issue of the game was more or |
less a surprise, as Pomfret has been de-
feating nearly all Corners and is a much
bigger team than Windham. Windham
| opened up in the scoring column in the
| first inning when the Burr brothers each
brought in a run. In the seventh inning
| the Windharn LADS showed signs Of throw
| ing the game away while Ponfret
sought to revive its players by much
/ cheering, but in the eighth inning two
more runs were added which practically
put the game on Ice. The stellar players
| for Windham were Gerry who pitched
/ the whole game and besides clearing him
| self out of several knotty problems, struck
| out some of Pomfret's best hitters. s.
Heller took second honors by assisting in
! six put outs and bringing in one run.
| Roach. Ponnfret's star pitcher was forced
! to the showers after the Atm inning ana
| was replaced by Foster. Merrill and
! Ferguson starred for the defeated team
| with three assists and one run for the
/ former and three runs and two assists
] for the latter.
| Alfred Nichols was painfully injured
Saturday morning while working On the
press at ire S. C. S. box shop when three
nngers on his left rand were Crushed
| He was taken to st. Joseph's hospital
| where the wounds were dressed.
The hedge about the property Of st.
! Paurs Episcopal church was completed
| recently by the hedge and Ivy cOmpittee,
of which Mrs. William E. Jackson is
| chairman.
Mr. and Mrs C. Harry Branch Of Sum
nit street entertained over the week
| end. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Miliet of
| New Rochelle, N. Y.
Mrs Isabelle Bradley spoke at the
Sunday meetings OF the First Spiritualist
\ society.
The case OF Herbert W. Rathbun. charg-
ed with fornication was continued one
week from Saturday, at the suggestion
of Prosecuting Attirney Samuel B. Har-
vey, Saturday morning in police court.
principal witness is now at the State Farm
for Women at Lyme.
The city board Of relief of which Mayor
| Charles A Gates, Alderman Edgar ia
co5s, president of the board, and City
Clerk John E. Edgarton, are members, are
to begin meeting Wednesday Of this week.
The dance at the state arnory under the
auspices of Company G., 169th infantry
was we'll attended Saturday night. The
Ideal Singing Orchestra of Webster,
Mass. played.
Judge and Mrs. Frank H. Foss, spent
the week end at their cottage at Music
Colony, r. I.
John Z. Brick has returned home after
passing the winter in the south. He win
visit with William B. Jordan until Mrs.
Brick arrives in two weeks.
Mrs Herbert Simms, Of New London,
a normal scrool graduate spent the week
end with Mrs Charles L. Boss Of Lewis
ION avenue.
Mrs. Adgar osNeil of New York ras
left for Providence after visiting her
brother, James A. Calnen.
Many local people who have opened
their summer cottages at various nearby
beaches are spending the week ends at the
srore.
Several local baseball fans motored to
Norwich Sunday to witness the game
between the Norwich Kaceys and the
West Ends of Bridgeport, formerly the
Singers.
Jonathan Emo chief Of the prohibition
t'forcement department Of Connecticut
visited this city Sunday
The week end passed quietly for the
local police, no arrests being made.
Hundreds of motorcyclists visited Will,
manic Sunday and attended the motor
cycle hill climb at Mountain street under
the direction Of a Manchester dealer.
In spite Of ire heavy traffic Sunday no
accidents had been reported at the police
station late Sunday evening.
Notices have been posted at the Amer.
lean Thread company that beginning May
18th the operating time of the plant will
lie advanced one-half rour. Under the
new scredule the mills will operate from
d IN. to Asp. m. with the usual hour
tor noon.
Blr. and Mrs. Lester B. Rood of Hol-
yoke, Mass, are guests of Mr. Rood's
mother, Mrs. Mabel hood.
Miss Agnes Michigan of iris city is il
Washington, D. c., delegate aid ing the
cause of ire Irish Republic.
Members of the Nipnet Canoe club met
Friday right. The meeting was called
in order to get the opinion of the members
as to whether to continue the organiza
ton or to dispose of It's property
Grand Knight Arthur P. Bergeron and
Past Grand knight Thomas O'Brien are
REPRESENTING San Jose Council, No. ia
knights Of Columbus at the cath state
convention Of the order at Danbury today
(Monday) and Tuesday
The annual concert by the Girls Glee
club and Windham High school orchestra,
assisted by Maurice E. Wallen, tenor, and
Ralpr H. Gibson, violinist, was given
Friday evening at the high school auditor
ium before a large audience, whicr re-
peatedly called for encores of the SPLEEN
! didly interpreted numbers. Hearty
praise was given the members Of the
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