Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-14
Local Iaconics.

No trace of the thieves who stole
gold and platinum from local dentists.
Mr. and Mrs Douglass Fairbanks are
al the Watch Hill cottage of Daniel
Sully.
Native peas, raised in Westerly is
one of the signs displayed in local
stores.
Louis Guile of New London is the
guest of his cousins, Walter H. and
Ira Snyder.
Today (Fiag day. will be observed
a Wequetequock by the Daughters of
American Revolution
Fifty-six years ago Genesee -four
was IS a barrel and potatoes ten cents
bushel in Westerly.
Plans have been made for a stock
company to play in Westerly three
days week during the summer.
Information is expected daily from
Washington announcing bids for the
new postoffice building at Westerly.
Aside from officials and owners in
big corporations the highest salaried
man in Westerly receives $4,000 a year.
Louis Tetlow of Westerly has been
engaged as professional Instructor by
the Misquemicut Golf club OF Watch
Hill.
The Westerly road roller was loaned
and prepared Liberty street for mac
adam.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Westerly District Nurse association
was held Tuesday afternoon in Memo
rial building.
The playhouse at Watch Hill is
nearly completed and before the seats
are placed therein will be dedicated
with a dance.
There will be meeting Of old vol
unteer firemen this "wednesday
veteran iremen's association.
During the dark and dreary hours of
Tuesday afternoon in Westerly came
increase in the high cost of living by
the general use of artificial light.
Albert Fuller, the horse thief. re-
Gently released after serving a term
for stealing a Westerly horse. was SEN
fenced to state prison for similar
offense at Southampton, Mass, Mon
day.
The store In the building corner of
Rroad and Union streets. owned by the
James A. WEIGH estate, is being fitted
as the waiting room of the Norwich
and Westerly Street Railway COM
pany.
There was thunder, lightning and
rain aplenty in Westerly Tuesday aft
efnoon. me storm seemed centered
here and caused cessation of business
outside the manufacturing establish
ments
During the severe storm Tuesday
afternoon the cutters in Broad street
overlooked and Dixon square was
flooded almost level with the top OF
the curbstones. In front of the post
office the sidewalk was flooded.
That smart young fellow who gets
the merchant to sign an alleged CON
tract for advertising, but which is in
reality an order on the cashier for S.
got some of the Westerly merchants
Tuesday. Now the police are trying
to get the smart young fellow.
The detail of soldiers at Fort Mans
field is hardly large enough to prop
erly guard the government property
and there is already signs of deteriora-
ton in the government reservation
There is a difference even now in ap-
pearance since the departure of the
Eighty eighth company few months
ago.
\ Waterbury paper says: The grad
Uating exercises of st. Thomas school
will ia Ike place next Sunday afternoon
at o'clock in st. Thomas church
Out of respect for the late Rev. James
w. Cunningham. rector of St. Thomas
church, the exercises will be private.
The entertainments which were always
noted feature of the class exercises
Of this school will be omitted