Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-07

Pythian Sisters, PuTinton Temple, NO. 2, meets at soa Main street.
 At the meeting of the Willimantie Mercantile association, scheduled for this (Friday) evening several subjects of in terts to 1ocals nerchants. aresto be dis cussed At the April meeting ef the. Wfllimantlc Chamber of Commerce held Tuesday night r. D. Donohne, appointed by the directors of the chamber to in vestisate and explain to the members local conditions in baking. asked that all rnernhsnts get together and aid the local bakers in their fight against out of town makers of 1astry.4 especially bread. MT. Donehue's report contained the informa ton that bread made in Wfllimantic was all that the law required and Williman- tic people should do all in their power to patronize q local industry which en- ploys 65 men.
 At the Tuesday night meeting no ques- tiens were asked of the bakers. but it is probable that the meeting tonight will take the form of a forum. Not only the bread situation as it affects the local in 1ustry win be under discussion but other subjects may come up. The Wilfinaantic Mercantile association which was organ izsd recently, confines it's membership to those merchants who agree to abide by all rules, and to work for the best inter- ests of the city.
 There is possibility that the Popular Athletic club of this city will appeal to the state boxing commission at Hartford, as many people in Wiliinnantie could not see what right the commission had to revoke the license of the club at Hartford last Saturday The hearing, as far as local people interested in the club was concerned, was on fay down fights staged in this city recently by boxers and their seconds. John Nichols and members of the boxing commission of this city at tended the bearing and were surprised when the license of the local club was revoked, without giving the local club a hearing.
 The schedule for Nindham High schools baseball team of. 1922 is one of the toughest in years, and Coach Dono- hue has his squad of 40 men working hard at Recreation park getting into trim for the first contest with the New London Vocational school. April 18th. Coaca Donohue has the making of a fast team in ! Captain Eddie Gerry, otItfelder and pitcher; and winters of the Hewitt trophy last year. awarded to the best hitter. Dud Burr, regular catcher, is also back this year Red Heller at center and Jimmy Burr, last yeas third saczer, and Fred obernesser are more Of ths old timers back.
 The regular team has not yet been se- lected, but Red Demarchi at third and Sam Heller at shortstop are showing UT well. v
 Manager Jd~aph A. Como has map ped out a difficult schedule, there being some changes in the games. Putnam High, which has always appeared or l ,Vindham's schedule. is lacking this year owing to the alleged raw deal handed the local boys in their game with Putnam last season. The. schedule follows; :. April 15-New London Vocational al Wiliimantic.
 April 22-stafford High School at Vii linantic.
 .a April 2s--.sqgth Manchester. High a | Willimantic.
 May 6-Ponlfret Higi at Pomfret.
 May, 1q-Bulkeley High at New Lon
 May 1s-Norvieh Free Academy a WiIlimantic
 May 1s-rKillingly High at williman. tic.
 May. 2o-Norwtch Free Academy a
 May 28-Bulkeiey High at wElinlan tic.
 May Ntddletown High at wnli
 June s-New London Vocational a New oLndqn.
 ] June e-Klling1y High at Danielson i June 1o-Middletown High at Middle town.
 June -t7-south Manchester High a South Manchester.
 John Lucas, .a colored man arrested Tuesday, who had his case of vagranc, continued Wednesday morning at police court, again appeared Thursday morning and changed his plea of not guilty to ont