Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-02
In accordance with the terms of a

deTSt3.lGlng which was reached pS
 Providence coal dealers Monday s
 fuction in anthracite coal went into
 ec1 the first of the month. The droK
 prices was forecasted. as the ooa
 .eaIers had given notice that they ex- pectea to lower the price within few days. The price of stove egg anG broken coal has been reduced $1 tor anG is now selling for sS.2s. Chestnut coal has been selling for s8.25. but 1t is now being bought at retail for $75o, red 1ction of 75 cents.
 In several sections of New England and in the vicinity of New York the new prices have already gone into ef- feet, but the local dealers have not changed their prices with the eXcep- ton of one who has\seen fit to give the people of the community the bene- fit of the lower prices on the different kinds of the coal, the other dealers stating that they are planning to re- duce the prices in general. but that they do not expect to make change unGil coal at the new prices has been delivered here in Westerly. It Is not unlikely that this kind of fuel will be af R more reasonable price before long, and until then the majority of people will use what coal they have in their bins as sparingIy as possible.
 Miss IdeIia Bowen Gavitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gavitt of Moss street, was married to Charles Ernst at Brooklyn the 24th of last month, there being 9 large attendance of relatives and friends who attended the church wedding. The bride was charrningly gowned in white satin and carried a bouquet of bride roses and lilies of the valley. She was attended by Miss Grace Marguerite Main of Palmer as maid of honor. Nordel Gietsen of New York city was best man.
 Following the reception that was held. the bridal party went to their nT Ya1o 1yn- The groom is 3. draughtsman in New York. while the bride has a host of friends here in town.
 MT and Mrs. Henry Gavitt and Miss among those who were in attendance at the marriage
 At the Annual Meeting of the mem citation, which was held at their office in Ashaway Monday evening, the fol- lowing trustees were appointed: Paul M. Barber, DanieI E. Blake, Herbert c. Babcock, William H. Burdick, Elisha c. Sfillman, John Slocum and Will EccleStone.
 At a subsequent meeting of the trustees the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Presi- dent, Paul M Barber; secretary and treasurer, Elisha c. stillman; sexton Owen B. Macomber; caretakers. Elisha C.. Stiilrnan. Daniel B. Blake and Will Bcclestone.
 Horace ". Eddy, Grand King of the grand chapter of the state of Connec- bcut. made an official visitation to Pal mer chapter, No. 2s, R. A. M, at Ma sonic hall on High street, the occasion being featured by a turkey supper that was served by the members of Debo- xah chapter, No. g. Order of the East ern Star. after which an inspection was held and the fourth degree was worked.
 ~ The Boy Scouts Are to Meet this evening at the Memorial building, but owing to the lack of room the little fellows will get together shortly be- fore 5. while the older members will hold their session at the regular time in the evening. Scout Commissioner Ingland of Providence is expected to be | present and will inspect the work, hav- ing been sent by the state organization, | which has headquarters at Provi- dence.
 The Detachment of Soldiers at Fort Fl. G. Wright on Fishers Island, who responded to the hurry call from those who were stationed at Fort Mansfield, at Napatree Point, during the storm of last week, returned Tuesday. The men were pressed into service to help pro threatened, especially when portion of the seawan in front of the prem fses was washed away by the terrific storm that did considerable damage all along the coast,
 Rogers Brothers, local teamsters, are to take possession of the property on i Canal street long owned and used by i Stephen Farnhan soda water eS- i tabHshment, and will raise the build l 1ngs to the level of the Westerly pow 1 CT plant, nearby, and convert them into | modern place for storage, the parcel | of 1oT, I1rTf1 been purchased by H. W. Rogers
 Herbert N. Davidson, secretary of ! the. Worcester Chamber of Commerce, 1 prominently identified with the Bos- | ton Chamber of Commerce. and also | president of the New England asso- i ciation of Connecticut Executive was ! the speaker of the evening at the regu- l lar monthly meeting of the Westerly | nIHMKAH K@n EIlRIYI KH -