Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-01

| in Dixon square this (Tuesday) noon l introductory to his engagement in a 1 local playhouse.
 i John Ahern, 45, a former 1esident 1 of Westerly. died Sunday at the state
 hospital in Howard. He has a sister ! in Providence and several nieces and | nephews in Westerly.
 The body of Royal Gavitt, who died in Slocums, Friday. was brought to River Bend cemetery for burial, We'd nesday. The service was conducted by Rev. Joseph L. Peacock.
 The union painters decorators and , paper hangers, of Providence and Paw tucket have made demand for 45 1-2 ! cents an hour to be in effect April l. 1 The present rate is fl 1-2 cents. That double headed calf has been dissected and was found to have two stomachs, two hearts, joined by a small ValVular connection, with one pair of lungs, small and congested. Dr.. Thurman P Main, representa- tive from North Stonington in the leg islature, and Latham Hull, who was : representative from that town twenty years ago. were visitors Monday in 1 Westerly.
 The contract has been awarded for uniforms for the Westerly fire police, 1 to be paid for by the fire district and 1 for the Westerly Veteran Firemen's s association, to be paid for by the members.
 MISS EodilE Coy, assistant librarian of the Westerly public library
 and prominent in the Campfire Girls
 movement. has been invited to an
 equal suffrage meeting to be held in
 Norwich.
 Elnathan Burdick and family. con
 posed of his wife and two sons, left
 Westerly Monday afternoon for Lup-
 kin, Tex, where they will reside Mir
 Burdick is to have charge of a large
 dairy farm.
 The New England Granite works
 has declined an invitation to bid for furnishing paving blocks for the city
 of Ansonia. The plant is now work
 Ing to capacity on contracts for the
 city of Providence and other cities and
 could not furnish any paving blocks to
 Ansonia within the specified time.
 Mrs. Louise Zangrandf and daughter, MISS Marie ZangTand1, have returned tO Westerly after four months Euro pean trip, most of the time being spent with relatives in Germany and Italy. Miss Zangrandi is an assistant libra rian of the Westerly public library and during her absence her place was satisfactorily supplied by Miss Sally Coy.
 Judge Burrows of the superior court has given hearing on petition of plain tiff in the case of John Champ1in against the Isaac Sherman company and of defendant in the case of the Isaac Sherman company against John ChampIin for a new trial. reserving decision. In the former trial, when both cases were heard together, judg- ment was rendered for the Isaac Sher- man company. The suit has to do with the building of the Dr. Champlin residence in Granite street
 There is discord in the Musicians union of Providence, which is affiliated with the national organization. On several occasions the union bandsmen of that city refused to parade with bands of the United States army or even with amateur bands and objected to the Westerly band, until quite re- gently. when that band was unionized. Sunday Joseph c. Weber, of the na,- donal organization called a meeting of the Providence union and succeeded in having q vote adopted that deposed President Warren R. Tales and Re cording Secretary John V. Bennett for alleged violation of union rules. Mir Fales. who is leader of the American band, declares the meeting was illegal and he will make a fight to retain the presidency of the union. Successors to the president and secretary were elected.