Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-27

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 The order of exercises in the Bliven
 opera house in the eveing follows:
 Assembly by William D. Cameron,
 bugler: singing, Praise Ye the Father.
 George w. Rigier, D. D.; singing. by
 chorus; prayer, by Rev. Clayton A.
 Burdick; singing, The Roll Call by
 William H. Browning; In Memoriam. | Harry l.. Bolles;' oration, by Hon. Roswell D. Burchard, speaker of the
 Rhode Island house of representatives,; i singing. Our Country, chorus; recita-
 ton, Lincoln's Address at Gettysburg
 by George H. Lusk; singing America, | chorus; taps, by Bugler Cameron;
 benediction. by Rev C. A.. McGilton. | The music will be directed by Will jam H. Browning, with Miss J. Emile Zangrandi accompanist.
 In addition to tho list of names to be remembered, as published in Thurs | days Bulletin Hancock post will place flowers on the graves of the following i Monday morning:
 ity: George A. Avery, James p. 1 Wheeler. Joseph w. Stanton. David w. l Main, Dean Gould, Joel w. Pitcher, Latham Ecclestone, Alfred M. West, Gardner Edward Pitcher. William P.
 Frink. James E. Wheeler
 Union cemetery near Miner meeting I 1 Main, John B. Clark, James Thomas, John H. Coon, Albert Austin Babcock Isaac Patton. Levi A. Clark. John c. l Smith, Collins G. Smith. John H. Wye. Erastus Brown, Robert Sutcliff, l died at Andersonville and tombstone to his memory: John F. EdgecomD. -Clarks Falls Cemetery = Henry ] Brown, John Corey.
 | Burial ground near Benjamin 1 hompson's-Latham H. Parker. 1 Burial ground near Dwight Thomp- son's--John E. Sisson. Charles w. Near Pendleton HiIl-George E. 1 Congdon, John Coon.
 Joseph Sant GriIIs, employed in the carding room of the Lorraine mills, in Mechanic street, Pawcatuck, was detected stealing about twenty yards of cloth by the mill watchman Mon | leave the mill at 10 o'clock, the plant l being run overtime. Grills had wound the cloth about his body and covere.i it with his coat. The theft was re- ported to the superintendent Tuesday morning and a warrant was sworn out l against Grills and given to Sheriff | William H. Casey who located and ar rested Grils Thursday morning. He was arraigned before Judge A1berti R. Stillman in the Stonington town court and pleaded guilty to the charge of theft As this was not his first OffenSe Judge Stillman sentenced the accused to three months imprison- ment in the New London county jail and to pay a fine of $25 and costs.
 All members of the International He'd Carriers and Building Laborers' union are not satisfied with the de- mands recently made and which were acceded to by the Westerly and Asha- way contractors, who signed the agree- men in the employ of William J. Mo Dougau on a contract in Ashaway quit work Thursday, because the contraeH tor declined to advance the pay of one of the men to over $2 a day.
 The other men say they are satis- fled with their pay. but that the other fellow should get $2.25 if he thought he ought to have it.
 A movement has been started for celebration of July fourth in Westerly and public meeting will be held in the town hall next Monday evening for organization and the arranging of details. It is planned to make the event perhaps the biggest Fourth of is outlined to have a parade of an- tiqueS and horribles in the morning before the league baseball game, and a big parade in the afternoon prior to the game. This parade, if the plan is approved, will be made up of the sol diers from Fort Mansfield, the local military company, the civic societies. l the fire department and visiting com l
 
 and merchants will be invited to have 1 floats in the afternoon parade In | the evening there will be big pyro- technic display.
 The success Of the undertaking will l depend upon the interest manifested | at the public meeting Monday eve l ming. Such a celebration would bring l many visitors to Westerly and be of | great benefit to the town
 In the Pawcatuck armory Thursday l evening, a crowd of 200 saw two good | preliminaries and a fast wrestling | match for the main go. The first event | was a Ground exhibition with the | gloves by Young Smith and Young | Welch, both of Westerly as are Youn2 l Collins and Young Celia who were | next in 10 minutes wrestling match | in which no falls were obtained.
 The big show featured Young Ma | jor of Grosvenordale, Conn.,, and Kid | Basley of Spencer. Mass, in a finish | wrestling match. The two men had | little the better of each other, and | there was good work by each all the | way. Major took the first fall in 10 | minutes on a body hold and half nel- son. The next went to BasIey in 1-2 | minutes on a toe and body hold A | hammerlock with neck hold settled | the match in minutes more in fa- vor of Major. The referee was Del1 | Rivers, and Mcknight was tfmekeep- CT.
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