Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-31
TAFTVTLLE

In absolutely the best twilight game DO the season the Taftville A. A. defeat sd Ray Geer's All Stars on the provi- dcnce Street grounds Tuesday evening by iha score of 1 Co O. The crowd was not DO large as usual at the game, but those who did not attend missed one of the En1ppicst fights that was ever staged on The local diamond. Geer sprung a big surprise on the locals when his recruits marched on Co the diamond and took up shcir positions in the field. He had Mills su tho mound, and his pitching was one f tho outstanding points of the game Another big surprise was pulled off when Stockton got behind the batter. Dowd Faz on first and Paradis on second. rhio Chip puEas looked after third. raber was aL short. and Wigs in left ield. Roderlck Molleur in center and Manager Geor himself played in left field This formed a rather formidable aggHe- ration. lu fact. they showed up better .han a lot cf teams that have been im- roTted 10 give the fans in the village the 1est in the game The playing was neck ,o neck from the first inning until the last. and there was a big scarcity Of hit ling on both sides. showing that the pitch srs were in the best of form Support sas not lacking at any angle and many
 
 and saw the Association score by an untlmely error. stated that another game ought Co be arranged with the All Star Collection.
 Lemieux did the twirling for the asso- station. with Belair catching. Jack N1ur- phv was on first. Morin on second and Francis Murphy on third. DeGelles was lt short and tho outfield was governed by 5iey. Cardie and Jim Murphy
 Mrs. William Werner and daughter of Brooklyn N r.. are guests of Mir and Mrs Martin Krauss of Norwich avenue William Holmes of Boston. Mass, has trrived to take charge Of installing thf sicvator in the local mills. to replace ] A Russell who was injured about a week ago. when the elevator dropped and h, received injuries which made it neces sary to take him to the Backus hospital Mr. Russell Is fast improving. and expect toon co be able to return to his home 1T Salem Mass.
 Philip Aluddeman of South secon, avenue, is spending his annual vacation at Block Island
 Mrs John Doyle. who has been a gues of Mrs. Emily Jackson and family o North B. street. has returned to her .hom In sturbridse. Mass
 Mrs. Alfred Linderson and Wilfre Linderson of North Third avenue wer ln North stonington Tuesday to atten tho annual reunion of the Ecclesto samily at the home of Mir and MT. Daniel Vergason.
 Daniel Cornell of North Fourth ave nue is confined to his home by an injur received at his work on Monday, whe a heavy weight fell on his foot
 Andrew Frohmader Of Dion street wa caller in New London Wednesday aft ernoon-
 Afr. and Mrs Joseph Guerard are tan lnr the house on South Second avena recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs PhIn Leroux.
 The Wednesday evening dance given h the St Louis society at the Casino, c Dion street. attracted an unusually larf crowd of dancers. The music was flu rlshed by the Ideal orchestra.
 Mss Jennie Dudek is i'll at her hon on south E street.
 Francis Murphy of South A street enjoying n weeks vacation.
 Edward McSheffery of North Thil avenue has accepted a position with tl Tohn Hancock Insurance company
 Peter Barnes Of Baltic was in tow calling on friends Tuesday.
 James Malone Of South B street has r turned from stay of several days Block Island. R. l.
 Mss Roberta Grove of South A stree who has been spending the summer Ocean Beach, returned to the village, a faw days
 N~s. Emile Reisner Of Baltimore, M is the guest of her mother, Mrs Ma Stone og Norwich avenue.
 Hlual Wolf of Lisbon has removed Oueco. Conn.
 Robert Filling. Edward Kearns. Day Livingstone and Joseph Magnan we visitors at Ocean Beach Wednesday.
 John Wohleben is enjoying his annu frcation.
 John R. Lee of Upland. Cal, is wis
 n- friends In the village
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