Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-14

have a copyrighted picture of the new town hall and court house. Albert Whitford and family, for the past ten years residents of Westerly are to remove to Plainfield, N. J. There is a report that when the temporary postoffice is vacated a first class restaurant will be installed there A lady wearing black furs and car ryfng a black Pomeranian dog to ] match is considered quite chic in Westerly.
 Charles Newton of the Mutt and Jeff company spent Sunday with relatives in North Stonington and friends in Westerly.
 A spur track is to be constructed from the main line of the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad to the Crumb quarry at Bradford
 A number of Westerly people, not connected with the military service of the state, attended the Coast Artillery corps drills and ceremonies in Prov idence, Monday evening.
 The Westerly Public library is q re- pository for all government publica- tfons, which remain the property of the United States. These books are being placed in the new stack room.
 Rev. Dr. John Nea1e has started on his vacation and Rev. Edward J. Plum kett of Norwich is assistin Father krause in the parish work, pr, Neale will sail for Europe On the z3d inst,
 John E. HoIberton is in critical condition at his home near the Chap man quarry, He served in the Twenty Sixth Connecticut in the Civil war and was wounded at Port Hudson.
 Joseph Sullivan, age 12, son of John L. Sullivan while at play in the road off Liberty street, fell and broke his right forearm and elbow. The frae- lures were reduced by pr. Nj. H. Scan lon.
 At the regular meeting of the West erly Ministerial association held Mon day in the Memorial building, Rev. John G. Dutton read a paper on The Book of Ruth. A general discussion followed.
 The tax collector will get busy We'd nesday and will install his deputy and guard in the town hall to remain on duty to receive taxes for one month. Taxes not paid at the end of the pe- rod will be twelve per cented-
 In attempting to turn his automo- bile in West Broad street, Monday morning, Charles P. EccleSto1e did not apply sufficient force to the brake, and the automobile backed into the iron drinking fountain. The rear end Of the tonneau was smashed but the was not injured.
 The Fifth company, Coast Artillery corps, left Westerly for Providence on
 
 icipate in the maneuvers of the First district and review to the governor Captain Thackeray and his command to Westerly at 1.30 Tuesday Majors Nash and Babcock of Westerly, were battalion command CTS at the cernoniaL
 Westerly is liable to lose one of It's small industries, the Whitten Jewel ry company located in Clark street The concern has been invited to locate in Kingston, N '. by the board of trade of that place. As an inducement ] new brick structure especially adapt ad for the business is offered at a nom nal rental for a period of years and he board of trade guarantees stock to the amount of S5OO0
 Improvements are to be made in the section of the Champlin block, occu- pied by the Westerly Automatic Tel phone and Western Union TeIegra ph companies, for the better convenience # employees and for the accorn1noda- ion of the public A bridge will con lect the building with the Langworthy building recently purchased by pr Iohn ChampIin. and il is planned to | lave department of the telephone 1 company located in the Langwortny ,uilding-