Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-03
Local Laconics.

pr Henri Morgan of Norwich was a visitor Tuesday i'll Westerly.
 Hattie F. Randall has sold to Emiliss De Pietro a building lot in Dewey park.
 For the first time in many years, there was no business for the probate court at a regular session Tuesday af- ternoon.
 Nothing doing in Westerly on Inde- pendence day, but in PaWcatuck there will be a big picnic in St. MichaePs grove.
 As a safeguard against Fourth of July fires, the police have requested merchants to remove all packing cases and infammable material from their store yards.
 State Assaycr George E. Perkins of Providence was n Westerly and took samples of the liquors and beer seized by the police Sunday for the purpose of analysis.
 The funeral services of John w l Burdick were conducted by Rev. J. w. Ford at his late home in Mechanic street Tuesday morning. The body was taken to Hope Valley for burial. The funeral services of L. Byron Button, who died suddenly Saturday ! morning at his Pleasant View cottage were conducted Tuesday afternoon by Rev. A. C. McGilton of Grace Methodist church.
 In deference to the opening of the Colonial clubhouse the regular meeting l of the Westerly Board of Trade was postponed, but the Westerly band con | cert in Wilcox park was rendered as | scheduled
 | Samuel IT. Cross formerly of West | erly, who was graduated from Harvard | recently with distinction, and who was | awarded a travelling scholarship, is . | guest at the home of Mrs. Horace ] BabcOck in Elm street.
 The funeral of Triano Perre, who was drowned Sunday in the Chapman | quarry hole, was solemnized by a re. l quiem mass in the Church of the I'm. | maculats Conception Tuesday and at. tended by many friends The buria | was m St Michaers cemetery.
 Miss Sally Coy, who went with tn, | other members of the T. $. J. club fo a weeks outing at the Wigwam, Pleas ant View stepped in a hole in tn, | bathing beach Tuesday morning ant l sprained her ankle. She returned t, i her home, but expected to be back a the beach by Thursday
 Mayor Timothy C. Murphy of Nor l Wlch was iG Westerly Tuesday. Upol l learning that Woodrow Wilson had re { celved the nomination for the presi | dency he declared Wilson to be sure winner, and was of belief tha
 he would carry Connecticut. Mayo Murphy will spend a few days a I
 Joseph l.. Peacock librarian of tn l westerly public library, is one of tn ! elght delegates from Rhode Island t the convention of the American Ii
 Drary association. which closes it
 sessions in Ottawa, Canada. toda, 1 (Wednesday). There will be a post | conference of six days on the St. Law ] renee and Saguenay rivers. Majors Arthur \. Nash and Bonrde- | A. Bd bcock, Captain Robert c. Thack
 cray and Lieutenants Partelo anI | Frcestone or Westerly will go to For l Creole next Monday with the other of | hcers of the Rhode Island Coast ArtiI l lery corps for weeks instruction Th
 First district will go on tour of dut,
 st Trehle the following week and tn
 Second the next week.
 Albert L. Csstritlus of Westerly rh
 E now 4n Rochester. Minn.. where h
 aas business interests, has suffered
 Ire loss In that city In the fire in tn
 berrner Memorial building in WesterI rev years ago Mir Castrltius als
 sustained loss by reason of his stor
 stock being damaged by water. Som
 unle ogo he held auction sale of gtoc
 and advertised closing out of th
 business, but business is being carrie
 on at The old stand and there has bee
 no public announcement of change 1
 ownership.