Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-16

Capt. William H. Guile of Harrison,I is visiting relatives in Pawcatuck.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Murphy Hardwick, Vt, are visiting in West : erly.
 John Catto left on the mail tram Tuesday morning for business trip to New York.
 Mrs. IT. J. Palmer of Block Island is visiting her son, Albert M. Palmer in Stonington.
 There was a meeting of the executive committee of the Westerly Board of Trade Monday evening.
 There was another row in "The AL ley Sunday night. The offenders sue ceeded in escaping arrest.
 Effort is being made to form a Rhode Island cricket league, in which local players are interested.
 Donald Cottrell, who was injured in the St. Marks-Groton school football game is at his home in Westerly
 Nearly every Westerly lawyer at tended the opening session of the No- vember term of the superior court at Kingston Monday.
 The members of the state returning board receive a salary of $500 a year. Councilman C. Clarence Maxson of westerly IS member.
 Capt Arthur N. Nash of Westerly, ordnance officer of the First Artillery district, participated in the drill in the state armory at Providence Monday night.
 Mrs. Theresa Ferrara, graduate of the Boston School of Anatomy and Embalming, has applied for license to do business as an undertaken in Rhode Island.
 At the meeting of the Mems league at the First Baptist church Monday evening Deacon Ethan Wilcox gave an interesting address on A Trip to the White Mountains.
 A Westerly man who has just re- turned from a western trip says that when he registered at hotels the clerks invariably made reference to Westerly as the drug store town"
 With no football team of the West erly High school this season, school sports are dull. There is some talk of organizing basketball teams among the girls of the several classes.
 No tangible trace as yet of the bur glars who entered the Girven and Will lard stores. although the police on both sides of the, river believe the crimes were committed by local thieves.
 Mayor Fletcher made the address of welcome at the opening of the British club fair in Providence Saturday night. In the audience we're members of British clubs throughout the state The Westerly British club was not represented.
 There was large attendance at the funeral of Miss Joanna c. Sullivan. a requiem high mass being celebrated by Father Krause in St. MichaeFs church Monday The bearers were Michael Deadly, John Lynch. John Spellman, John Shea, John Sullivan and John Donohue.
 Agent Smith, head of the prosecution department of the Rhode Island society for the prevention of cruelty to anil mals. has investigated the local case against Samuel Nardone as reported by Agent John Reardon. He decided upon the arrest of Nardone and the case will be heard in the Third district court today (Tuesday).
 Miss Mary Atcherson of Pawcatuck and Daniel Branigan of Mystic were married at a nuptial mass in St. Mi chaePs church Monday Rev. James w. Cunningham officiating. Frederick Branigan, brother of the groom, was best man. and Miss Sadie Atcherson. sister of the bride, was bridesmaid. A breakfast and reception followed at the home of the bride. They left Westerly CT the Colonial express at Ills for Washington. MT and Mrs. Branigan will reside in Mystic