Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-17
Local Laconias.


 Local Laeonies. Carrie J. Collins has sold a lot near Weekapaug to James M. Lewis. Owing to the drought the Pawcatuck river at Potter Hill is the lowest for 25 years.
 There were nearly 5000 signatures to the nomination papers of the pro- gTessive party in Rhode Island.
 The matter of license or no-license for Westerly will be determined by ballot at the election in November.
 Mrs. Bridget Larlzin, s2, died Mon day at her home in Hope Valley. She leaves two sons, James and Seth Lar kin.
 It has thus far been a sort of gum- shoe political campaign in Westerly No presidential banners and no stump | speakers.
 The East Greenwich Fire company has accepted an invitation to visit the Rhode Island Ones, of Westerly, Mo- vember 9.
 l Many of the delegates to the Gen. | gregational conference visited the Memorial building and Public library | and Wilcox park.
 Five car loads of looms are enroute from Worcester to Westerly for the | George w. Moore Fabric company, and the plant will soon be in operation.
 Edward Murray, who resides near l Potter Hill and Silas B. Main, of Hope Valley, have been nominated as Dem | ocratic representatives for the town of Hopkfnton.
 | Applicants have been given to un- derstand that six liquor licenses will be apportioned to the village of Paw catuck in the town of Stonington, the same as when the town was last in the license column.
 A new grade for backward pupils has been established in the West Broad street school with Miss Marion P. digger, of Hyde Park, Mass, in charge. She was graduated from Bridgeport Normal school.
 Thre are signs of activity among the dormant democrats in Westerly and plans are being made for the opening of permanent quarters ,includ- ing reading room where democratic i1iterature will predominate. | ANOAAAudLAOA PdPcIS O4 tIle ETOST6S- sive party from the town of Charles town have been filed with the secre- tary of state George w. Hoxie, form CT Republican representative, Is the candidate for senator and Charles F Ryan for representative.
 Patrick Raymond Sullivan and Miss Helen Louise Bebarina were married | Wednesday by Rev. Peter McOscar al nuptial mass in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. They were attended by Miss Mae Bebarina, sister of the bride. and Joseph M. Murphy.
 It is said that the incorporation of the Peoples Mission in Pawcatuck for the purpose of being used as . legal objection for locating a saloon within two hundred feet of the meet ing place, is not effective, as it does not carry the requirements of such limitation.
 The touring car owned by Wiifree Ward, treasurer of the Bradford Dyeing association, was wrecked ir Tower street, Wednesday evening when Chauffeur Charles Clark was or the way to Bradford to bring MT Ward to his home in Westerly. The tire of one of the rear wheels collapsed suddenly, and the machine crushed through the undergrowth at the side of the road, struck a small tree ant leveled it and then went into the ditch about four hundred yards from tht street. The collision with the tret smashed the steering gear and brake: and MT. Clark had no control ovel the car. He was considerably shaker up but escaped serious iniury