Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-06
Westerly SharpshOoters al RumfOrd
Contest Foe Team Match Championship of R. N C-Ray- mond J. Jodon, of Baltic, Sues New Haven Road Coun sel Alleging $25 GOO Damages-Fre Companies Coming For Big Muster Next Wednesday

| 200 yards. rapid fire, 21; 300 wards rapid fire, 24: total 70.
 Lieut.. E. H. Partelo: 500 yards, 36; l 200 yards, rapid fire, 40; 300 yards rapid fire, 36; total 112. Priv, Martin AzamarsFd: 6O0 yards 29: 200 yards. rapid fire. 35; 300 yards rapid fire, 38; total 102. Team total, 502.
 The conditions for shooting were diff ficuIt q fishtail wind bothering the contestants, especially at the 500 yards range. while the last teams at rapid firing were handicapped by darkness, and the Westerly team was the last to shoot The championship was won by the Third company with total of 739 points, Seventh company second with 730, First band third with 694. and the Fourth company fourth with 6&1. lead ing tha Fifth company by 129 points. The highest individual score. 140. was made by Capt. Charles $. Harwood Seventh company.
 After an illness Of about two years
 duration, Mrs. Mary Roche, 69, died on Friday at her home in Pleasant street in the house where she had resided fOrty-four years. Mrs Roche was the widow of John Roche. Sh$ is survived by four sons, Edward, Prank, John and William Roche.
 Local Laconics.
 There is need of at least one more white wing in the village of Westerly.
 The work of widening and changing the grade of Railroad avenue is at a standStiH.
 Dr. Alexander Ferguson left Wester- ly Friday for New York and will sail today Saturday on steamship Gale donia for Glasgow, Scotland. He will return in about four weeks.
 No criminal business was transacted at Fridays session of the Third dis tIict court in Westerly and only two minor civil cases on book accounts Were given consideration.
 Cablemen connected with the South eTn New England Telephone company are testing and repairing the under ground cables that were damaged dur ing the severe electric storms of last week.
 Mrs. Charles H. Stanton read a pleasingly instructive paper on Colo monthly meeting of Phebe Greene Ward chapter. D. A. R.. held with Mrs. John l.. LoveIand and Mrs. Albert H. LangWOrthy in Bluff cottage, Weeka- paug.
 Regular services will be resumed at the First Baptist church Sunday and the ordinance of the Lords supper
 
 service, which will include a sermon by Rev. J. w. Ford on Partakers of the Divine Nature The topic of the even- ing sermon will be The New Testa- ment Idea of a Good Man.
 The first prize in the handicap class in the sailboat races at Watch sHilI for the season has been awarded Rob- ert Barrie of Philadelphia with 34 points won in the Eugenia. The sec ond prize went to Charles P. Cottreu, Jr., with g points made in the Edytha.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Wood and maid of Pittsburg. who have been at Watch Hill for the past month, will start on the homeward trip today Saturday.. Mir. Wood is first vice president of the Pennsylvania railroad and in di- rect charge of the lines west of Pitts burg. The party came to Stonington in a special car and went by boat to Watch Hill. and will return by the same route, NIT. Woods private car was attached to the TAO train from New London Friday morning and placed on q siding at Stonington