Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-09

Norwich and other places Mr.. ana
Mrs. Kenndy will reside in Norwich.
The Westerly high school baseball
team won the game with the Morgan
/ school at Clinton Tuesday, and there
by has a half-hitoh on the eastern di-
Vision championship Of the Inter
scholastic league, and II Bulkeiey
loses even one of the three games they
have to play, the Westerly boys will
have the championship cinehed. The
local boys have completed their games
in the series with seven to their cred
lit, with only one game lost; while
Bulkeley, the nearest competitor has
won four, lost one. and has three
games to play; two with Windham
sidered about impossible for Bulke-
Hey to win three straight games, with
i Wall as their only effective pitcher.
/ oS the Westerly high school team and
their rooters feel justified in planning
/ for the trip to New Haven to play
for the state championship with the
| leaders of the western division. To
tie westerly the Bulkeleys must win
| the three games, should they happen
| to have a streak of luck and win, the
game to decide the eastern champion
ship would be the most interesting Of
any ever played in the Interscholastic
| league.
4 ne game Will NOIBdu SCnOO1 DIT
Clinton, Tuesday, was a pitchers game
from start to finish, although there
was gilt edge support that prevented
run getting. Burrows for Westerly had
IA strikeouts, but Moore of Morgan
saw him and went him two better,
striking out 16. Westerly led at the
bat getting six hits off Moore while
Burrows allowed only two. Score by
innings:
Westerly :. $3.50 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 OF
Morgan .......1 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 OIL
The town of Westerly has another
lawsuit to handle, for Tuesday evening
| Dixon and Rathbun, as counsel for
Thomas and Margaret Conway, insti-
tuted suit in damages for $500 for
| injuring the property in Tower street,
caused by the overflow of surgace wa
ter. Mrs. Conway has sought re-
dress repeatedly for the past two years
| from the Westerly town council, but
has failed henee the recourse to law.
Papers in the suit we're served Tues
day evening by Deputy Sheriff Eugene
w. Coon, upon James w. Pendleton as
treasurer Of the town of Westerly.
The monthly meeting Of the West
erl yboard of trade was held Tuesday
evening In the absence of President
Perry, on motion Eugene B. Psndle-
ton was chosen president pro tenn.
Secretary Alberti r. Stillman read the
minutes of the previous meeting which
were approved
James A. WEIGH of the special COM
mittee in the matter of tree warden,
made report of progress. but stated
that the committee would probably
recommend to the town council the Sc
lection of s. j. Reuter- as the tree war
den.
]. Irving Maxson asked IL there
was any information to give concern
ing the loss Of the Westerly silk mill
company. Secretary Stiifman said he
had received letter from President
Neuburger, May IL, stating he appre-
ciated what was being done by the
Westerly board Of trade, and he ex-
pected another letter but received
none.
James A. WeIch stated that every
thing within reason was done to re-
tain the Westerly silk mill company,
and arrangements had been made to
erect a new building and Mr.. Neu-
burger seemed satisfied
William Segar said Mr.. Reubur9er
had negotiated for his nin building
In Main street and supposed he would
take it at the low rental offered. Mr.
Segar said: I'VE have mill buildings
and they can be had at low rents"
Mr.. WsIch announced that there was
laoe curtain industry that desired to
locate in Westerly and wanted about
5000 square feet OF floor space: that
the company wanted no financial as
sistance. and only wanted q suitable
and welI-heated building The Sexar
mills were too large for their purpose.
Several buildings had been examined
that could be remodeled and answer
the purpose.
The matter was referred 10 the ex-
eoutlve committee to be considered
without delay. Mr.. Welsh stated that
some money would be required for a
1building that would guarantee the 10
eating Of the new industry in West
erly.
The representatives OF the lace cur
tain concern, according TO Mr.. Welch,
offered to furnish a guarantee Of good
faith and to pay two years rent In
advance for q suitable building.
George A. Durham, Oliver n. VIII
liams and Herbert NJ Swinney were
unanimously elected to membership
Applications for membership were re-
ceived from DR.. Alexander Ferguson.
Dr. John M. O'Connell and Augustine
4. L. Ledwidge and referred to the
membership committee.
Secretary Stillman advocated the
publication OF a booklet setting forth
the advantages of Westerly for resi-
denial and industrial purposes. The
publicity committee were Instructed
n rix he crntar lot -.