Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-11
WHL.NdANTIC

II. Topliff of oceum, Arthur C. Top,if If Providence, R. l., Harrison F. Top Tiff of Fail River and Dwight w. Avery cf Norwich. Funeral Director Jay M' Shepard was n charge of the arrange msnts.
 The employes of the Quidnick- WindS ham Cotton Manufacturing company. will have an enforced vacation starting this CFriday) evening for two or three weeks. due to repairs required on ma ehinerv at the mills. Following is copy of the notices posted in the departme nts of the plant Thursday morning: These nils will close Friday evening, Aug. II to install new water wheel at head gate. Al this time it is impossible to state just how long 1t will take to have this done: probably will be three weeks. Signed. Quidnick- -Windham Company w. B. Knight, Agent" The new wheel will be set at the west mill The pres ent wheel is an iron one and has been n service forty years. It was planned to install the wheel several weeks age but ewing to high water the work could not he done.
 Only ten of the 55 survivors Of thc 1900 men comprising the Fifth Connec' tiCut Infantry which was almost wiped out at the battle of Cedar Mountain dur l iEg the Civil war responded to the rol | call, at the sixtieth anniversary eele | brstcd at Savin Rock early this week | The veterans were accompanied by theil ] l.ueal descendants and associate mem bers Of what is known as the Fifth Con necticut Association. The oldest mem | Der is Henry J. Burrows, 90, ol Nilli l Q ifl | Bertha Dannerth. Is months. an asso cate member. The battle was tough August 9. 1862. Colonel William | Cogswell, now of Jamaica Plains, N. Y who was in command of the regimen | during the battle, was unable to be pres ent on account of i'll health.
 | sunday afternoon at 2.S0 and in tn 1 evening at 7.3O the Hawthorne Gem | inunity church at South Casco, Me-, wi be dedicated. A large attendance Q | toyhood home of Nathaniel HawtE grn is l1oked for. ". C. Norris, of Will | mantle. summer resident of Scut Casco has taKen the leadership in th movement to have the old Hawthorn house preser ad as a memorial and 1t expected that he will preside at the e7 ercises
 William E. Clark some time ago pui chased large tract of land. includin Iiosmer Mountain and apportioned int
 street. Gale Shamback. Walter I
 King and A. Linn Meatherhead are I,
 cent purchasers of some of the lots.
 The outing of Les Artisans will |
 held at the pumping station Sunda
 when t is expected that about 100 wi be present. Transportation will be |
 auto. Chowder will be served and
 dinner at go o'clock. Joseph Lefebvr 1 Alfred Lariviere. A. LAcasse. Harve Morrisette. Victor Chase, Paul Frega , Joseph Nincellette and Oliver Beno T comprise the committee in charge.
 Seven potatoes labeled Prize Taker
 are on exhibition in show window . Main street The giants were dug fro one hill at the farm of E. M Grant
 Ashford and weigh nine pounds. fl cdrces. The largest is one pound, tt
 ounces.
 Il The TaftviHe entry apparently has , comfortable lead in the standing of u
 Eastern Connecticut Baseball leagu , with percentage of .667 having w Zen games and lost half as many. TT , New London Independents however, d
 but one game behind the league leader
 counting the game scheduled for July IVth Moosup, which was declared fo fcited to the Whalers at meeting
 the league directors held last wee . Taftville has been playing much mo , consistent ball than New London al !, intends to increase it's lead Saturday a r teruoon when the Thread Makers !
 game. Taftville walloped Manager M
 Qullans pets last Sunday in their ov ballwick and with Mike Morin goi1 great guns they feel confident of T
 beating this feat Wiiimantic and Ie1 ett City are now tied for third pla honors with Baltic and Danielson brin 2 ing up the rear in a deadlock. Bait
 cJms up as a formidable outfit. wi
 Mccarthy, formerly of the State Hosy . tai team in the box and this teal i which has taken Moosup's place in t
 league, may do quite bit yet to ups
 the dope.
 Sunday Baltic will engage the As
 lands again in Jewett City while Nc
 London is scheduled to play in Dani - son.
 1T the unexpected happens, and W
 hmantic is able to put one over on Ta1 vile while New London does the sal | 10 Danielson, there will be another r for top rung honors
 Owing to the fact that one or two : | rh. scorers have been a bit lax abe
 send ng in their scores to the ofFic n scorer. league averages are not availal - al present. On the face of what
 turns have come in. Coullard of Je
 ct. City has the highest batting a- T.. 2 m Tl- Of all
 has taken part in only five games T
 real leader is Noel of Willimantic W
 mark of .415. Comins of the Thres A Makers. who showed the way in hitti
 f"r number of weeks, is in 8 sluI