Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-20
BANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS

cuS by clerks of the borough next WeH- l Etsaay evening when their team viii mesF team Of professional men of th9l borough in what promises to be a classic contest On the preTeFsionaI side the lineup will include Docs. Reys. and Profsu but the clerks say they are not at all awed by this and will see 10 1t that no treatlses on medicine, surgery, dem tistrY or yoluHles on law or any of the arts, sciences or professions are allow cd on the grounds. The professional men Mil be allowed to come only with their baseball regalla and appurtenances of the game. The clerks are calmly confi- dent that there are going to smear upl the landscape with the baseball aHbl- tons of a gFotp of the poroughA well known professional citizens
 Every man on the clerks team Is ar. dcntly suspicleus that he Is an undisz covered Babe Ruth. and It may not be l wholly safe or conservative just at this. time to declare that this Is not true. There areNat least three stellar pitchers on the clerks team, one of them a no- hit. no-run specialist who Is supremeIy confident that not man on the profess sienal team wiu be even put to the ex- ertlen of attempting to run to first base. The clerks battery signals have been worked out by one of the boreugh's ex- I pert radio men and there is hint of deep laid plot en the clerks part to spring some electrically controlled pitching on the upsusneeting prefs.
 The press agent for the professional mems team was out and engaged in hard practice for the game when an in terView was sought Friday afternoon, SO a line on their ''inside" preparations for the game Is not ayiIalble for Bulletin readers this morning. However, their motto is Say 1t in hits" and such, thAx hope. will be ~the chorus they hope to
 make the clerks listen to on as- the game progresses.
 Miss Lillian Edwazda pleasantly sur- rrised at her home in DaHielson Sat- urdaJ evening. the 18th, when a large motor bus driven by George Glendenna Bringing twenty-five from Norwich, GreeheyilIe and TaftviIle, fifteen from Danlelson and sEast KillingiS, There were games and music on the graphe- phone and dancing. The hostess moth CT, assisted by Mrs A T. Vars, Mrs Marsh and Miss Lillian Loclxwood, serv- ed cake, oranges, bananas and ceffee. After spending a pleasant evening the callers left at 12.sg o'clock.
 Recently In this column attention was called to the fact that the civic federal tion is in urgent need of an additional invalid's chair, for which there is steady need in the organizations manifestations to stricken people to which 1t gives care, [ Contributions were suggested in the item. It was announced Friday by Miss
 Emma E. Filling secretary of the fed f eration that three contributions have
 been received to dateA$1125 from the \ Methodist Episcopal Sunday school, s5 from Luther Filling and ,s1 from A. F
 Wood. A fund of about SIS will be re, r. quired to purchase the needed chair. Il The best yeti Hand-dipped ehees. : lates' special today ss cents per ID adv.
 Someone saw man eating biueberry 8 blossoms recently. On wet ground these 1 test about .00o0f per cent.
 Attorney Arthur c. Bill was at Wiiii. : mantle Friday attending session of tht , superior court
 Mrs. Eugene. Young will have tA:
 members of the Ladies Reading IGirc;s 2 at her home for meeting Monday af, 1 terroon.
 This is Bundle day and castor cloth.
 ing will bring joy to sufferers in tht John F. Bennett. e5. Ia dead at Iii,
 home near the Broollyn-Po line q,
 the result of being stung by bees whici ? he was engaged in hlving. MT. Bonnet
 was stung Tuesday and died Thursday
 He apparently was as well as usua
 when he collapsed and died within
 short time. The stings were on th
 hands, but there was nothing about tn melapers to indicate that he had suffere, any unusual experience Mfr Bonnet, leaves his wife and two sens Jeei R and Arthur F. Bennett. Deputy sherif Edwin Bennett of Mechanic street Danieisen, is a brother of Br. Rennetta Mrs. Deiina Lasequs Mathieu. 51. die, Thursday at her home on the West sid
 where she had been 2 resident for man, years Mrs, hathteu was native Q Burlington, " She had been thReugl a long selge of illness. Her husband Charles Msthieu has been an invalid fo years. MT and Mrs. Mathlsu observe, the blst anniversary of thssr wedding New Years day, Besides her hushsnl
 Airs. Mathleu Is survived ytweiVd chll dIsn: Mrs William Pickett, isr,ckto Airs Nellie FogartY, Belmont Mass. Nrs. S,s ". BTittRu, Wor6ester Mis-
 Dola Mathieu, at home; Wllisam, Ade
 lHra, George, aV of Danleisgn: Arthu
 ani Alfred of PIalhAAld John, Dav
 yy'e grederielr Putnam. and Frank -c
 Attorney ?, [. psrhIs, mentioned re
 ncminatleh for senator from the ssti
 senatorial district this fan, set Una
 plan at rest Friday afternoon by mos
 einphatieaH ydeolaFing that he is not canelqate for the neminatton.
 Rev. F, T. Ledwith, M. S., of Hari
 ford, who conducted mission at s
 James church last fall, is spending few days at St. James, reetaFy. Hartie O. Baxter of Fall River va
 a yislIor witb friends in Danislnon Q Miss Heieh Atwasd of WaureFan vi
 assist at the giving of the tea dance I
 the interest Of the Windham hail finn
 at the Mafot school m Thempson. Se.ectman George Aiyord is eneage n putting highways h the eastern SC.
 ton of the town in good condition an
 is being eemplimeHted for the thersuEl . ness of the work and for giving his ael
 soma, attention to it.
 Tire production by the Goodyear I'll . and RuhsbeF edmpany has touched 2 / high as ge,000 tires q day recently. IT concern is doing a remarkable expert z wei. as honla market business. This of spfeial local interest because Of n
 number of Killingly stockholders in t
 big e3rLoration.
 Chief Jchn Mcfarland will make
 serious effort to fx the identity Of bo, ,s that have been throwing stones at a,
 tomobiles passing through Water ar
 Dyer streets.
 .. Mrs George Welcher of Connecticl - village was reported Thursday as crit = caliy i'll at the Day KlmbaIl hospital
 Putnam;
 Rev. Alnherie Chagtier, M. S., of liar
 fcrd was visitor with relatives in Da
 ieison Thursday
 Members of the Service haf4erx. 1s,