Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-30


John McQuillan, manager Of the Amer
lean Thread Athletic Association last
year and trimmed the Boston Red SoA.
Al is now with the Detroit Tigers a.
their southern training camp at Augusta,
"a when the letter was written Kroog
had been in camp week and gives the
dailv routine as follows: Breakfast, S.5o
to report in uniform at ll.50; prac-
tice until >. m, go up to town IN the
meantime; dinner at 6 p. m. and go TO
bed early. AS Kroog tells the story.
pitcher gets into these pepper games,
warns IN, pitches to batters chases
flies in the outfeld and gets IN plenty
of running. Kroog states that ne re-
allies his SOB is tough one as he IS
only one of fourteen pitchers who have
NOT sl,een in the big leagues before. Kroog
states he is going to make hard hight
to stay in with the Tigers. In writing
Kroog tells Of his engagement to a girl
back in Needhafn and wants to be re-
Inembered to his many friends IN this
city.
Funeral services for William E. Ross
were held wednesday afternoon at o.
clock at No. So North street, Rey. Leon
ard Smith officiating. The Elks' ritual
was. conducted also. Among those who
attended the services was a representa-
tive of Mirimichi Tribe No. ITO, Order
Of Red Men, OF North Attleboro, Mass,
of which Mr.. Ross was a member. Bur
iai was in Spring Hill cemetery. The
bearers were John O'Rourle, John B.
Edgarton. James Donohue and Thomas
pFo4ey. Funeral Director Jay M. Shep,
ard was in charge.
Funeral services for Louis DeIGdc
were held Wednesday, morning. from
fe5x n s,-10 ism
high mass at st. Mary's church at o.
clock was sung by Rev. j. ]. Papillon
the pastor. The body was placed in tbs
receiving vault at St. Joseph.s cemetery
The bearers were Ronald Bergeron, Mar
ton De Beiofss H: Dion and Frederick
Brousseaus
over one hundred ana afty enjoyed al
entertainment Wednesday night at Cen
trail Labor Union hall, given by the La
dies Auxiliary to the Ancient Order o.
| FIibernians for those who took part ii
the Auxiliary's St. Patrick's Day min
strels at the opera house. Each mem
| Der of the cast was entitled to bring {
guest The program was an informa
| musicale. During the evening the cas-
! and their guests were served luncheon
The case i'll the ST. Patrick's day min
strel troupe numbered over seventy.
| Chief Of Police Daniel KiIlourey ha
| posted notice at officers sheadquartef
| that contrary to the usual custom Their
| will be no change of beats beginning
Saturday, April list The officers vii
continue on the same beats as of Marcl
until further notice.
| J. E Sullivan is to have alteration
made to the residence at No. y Pros
| pect street which he purchased recent.
| from Mrs. E. T. Whitmore. The struc
| ture win be made over into a two-apart
! ment house. Mrs Whitmore is planning
to move to Putnam.
Members of the. local Yankee Division
| Veterans Association. have started !;
movement to celebrate April Goth a
| Siecheprey Day. Four years ago. Apr
| goth, the battle of Siecheprey, France
| was fought and the Huns were pushe,
! back. 1t was at this time that Com
pany L, 162nd Infantry, of this city ha'
/ its real baptism of fire in the work
struggle.
Brief Notes.
Joseph Peck left Wednesday night b.
| automobile for New York. From Their
| he intends to go to Lakewood and Allan
tic City, y. J., the trip to take abou
one week.
| The morbidity report of the state de
] pdILluSIlL OL lCdiIll 44cLO Nf4lil+llcllltl
with six cases of diphtheria for tn
week ending March 25th.
| John Cooney was given a tryout Tues
| day at Tampa, Florida, in the game be
tween the Washington Americans all
the Boston Braves He was relieved il
the sixth inning.
Physical Director A. +. Brown of til
/ = N. c. A. has announced that tn
women's classes ha~e gone on the sum
mer schedule.
| A thunder storm visited towns mort
of this city early Wednesday morning
The rainfall was heavy about daybreak
Edgar NJ. Warner, clerk of the Wind
ham county superior court, is to be /,
! this city Saturday to receive application
| for first or second papers. Americaniza
ton Director G. B. Gilman is aidin,
prospective applicants for first and sec
ond papers at his office in preparation
for, Mr.. Warmers visit.
Mrs. George Buck, Of Palmer and he
daughter, Mrs. Joseph B. Erwin. o
Lawrence Park. n. j., visited Mrs r. R
Parker of Church street Tuesday.
1 Mrs. j. B. Baldwin and Mrs. Belle 3
/ Riggleman were in Cambridge. Mass
/ Wednesday, attending the funeral 0
Mrs. Baldwin's cousin, Mrs. H. N. Cot
! ton.
Miss Mary Kanpf, of Norwich, IS tn
guest for the week of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Spaulding.
Miss Bridget Moran left Wednesda.