Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-18

The gentlemen eeaaseeing the high- way eefnaaliseH Of the town council have had -tseAbIe ii that department, ireIHaiaa ABsalts since thH rebuild is another suit at law Ia sight iH connection with the Shore Read work. In eli the salfs in connection with the highway department, Judgment was given against the town and the pee- FAe paid the freight.
 During Wednesday night the new grazaIfe block and vitriHed brick pave- kaeR& ia Broad street was treated to a tEAA eeaaAg of eAi This idea is certainly original te Westerly and if salts fef damages do not result ft will be a case of good luck rather than good Judgment on the part of the town directors. la as many minutes. Thursday morning, eight young men fadsag eA tRezr way to then workshops were tArewA from their wheels on to From High oaeo Broad street They were feSzs4re&ed gltA odA their 64sazse4 boxes dashed open and their food spoiled, but they escaped s&aa&eS to the danger point of over tSrH2ag and two of them were wfaiEled arozr1d and Aeaded in the direction aRposste to sAesr SeStSnafleR
 PeoPae ia crossing uhe street to and rom A1aaa street were obliged to
 
 zaaz E1Sna afforded them relief One ~f the town teams happened along vita a load Of sand and at the risk of tse c-FfSe5Sm Of the highway oona- Ezasttee he ordered 8 croSswSalS of sand, much to the relief of pedestrians
 The more serious danger will come with the rain storms when the pay Ing Tl11 become very slippery and SAe liability ct danger and injury naa- teE1al1T Increased.
 TAs R4sode Island Coast Artillery men Cf She First Rhode Island Nation
 aA Guard. in camp at Forts Creole and Getty were busted on Thursday with Sa2o-caaihIse firing at targets tow cd by steam tugs The work of the several companies was uniformly xooc that of the Fourth company of Frs=5hezce. won large share of praise for accuracy Cyril Wells, who supervised the construction of the new oo~n hzN and court house in WeSter- lr Is captain of the Fourth company
 Ths First district band was trans HsTxad 10 Fort Getty in the afternoon and. in addition to giving a. concert, furnished music for guard mount and parade Guard mount was at i've o'clock with Lieutenant Lester HIll as a6ju1an1, and L6eutenant Hammond as officer of the day The parade fol- 11Eed Ezah Major Arthur N- Nash in erzzszad and Lieutenant Hill as ad- I tz1anL
 As bSs been his custom for many years -5sEanlie Nelson. of Waterbury, Is spsDdinE the summer at Westerly and Watch Him and is getting all the enjoyment PoSsi 5le. that is to his taste He takes long walks, and the balance Of the time when. he is not sleeping and eating, he is in the waiter or on Ehe beach at Watch Hins which ac-
 L. --T1~ cad condition As soon as Jimmy ar xzVes 1Dm Waterbury. he lays aside, his hat coat and vest and does not 6nn tS1en again until he prepares for hEs ho8nsNa1d trip
 5Suxny Nelson has quite a Teputa- 15cm nowadays as a physical instructor on a scientific haSaS. When he was resident Of New London and Norwich socne years ago. he was known as scientific lightweight fighter usually accepting as his opponents men of the wel1er and even heavy weight classes. He is one of the graduates of the Brooklyn copper shop fighters, of the Jack Dempsey and Jack McAuliffe type, and he was formerly sparT1ng partner of McAuliffe and one of his most intimate friends. No million Sire at Watch Hill is having more pleasure in life than Jimmy Nelson.
 Under the direction of Charles O. i GAvitt, the Westerly band gave concert in Wilcox park, Thursday evening. that was enjoyed by an i'm mense aSsemblage. The following programme was rendered: March | Glory of the Yankee Navy SOusa; | oxertrre, Jolly Robbers, Suppe; 1! cIsrionet solo, DeIeeta, Robinson by | Louis Solomon selection, Excelsior 1 Round; popular medley Upto- 1 Date Airs, Rennick; Excerpts from the Heart Breakers, OdlobS waltz, Mine, |