Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-09

Vincent bakery. MT. Stahle is a stone cutter and is a selectman of the town of Stonington.
 Orsemus 1Stiuman Hyde. of Bos- ton is here on @ visit to relatives.
 Fred Moran of New London was in Westerly Wednesday
 Mir. and Mrs. Oscar c. Stott and daughters Doris and Gladys. of 27 Chester avenue, have returned from a weeks visit in New York.
 William E. Kenyon, of Luzo. Mis- souri, is here on visit to his broth CT, Edwin B. Kenyon and family of Beach street. The brothers had not Ham's first visit to Westerly.
 Under the auspices of the South County Poultry association George V. Smith, of Wilmington, Conn, is to give a public lecture this evening in Westerly High school hall. His sub ject will be New Poultry Husbandry.
 motion to reconsider the vote in favor of the adoption of the West property qualification was defeated in the house Tuesday afternoon by a vote of 52 to 36. Murphy voted against reconsideration and MT. Langworthy voted in favor.
 Frank A. Stanley of the editorial staff of the American Machinist. was one of the mechanical expects, who witnessed the endurance and power test of the Dock Rotary pump. We'd neSday. MT. Stanley was formerly a resident of Willimantic.
 Rt. Rev. Matthew Harkins, bishop of Providence diocese has been i'll with a severe cold since Friday at the episcopal residence and it is probable he will not be able to make the pro- posed visit to Rome. He had planned to sail from New York next Wednes- day for Havre.
 The house finance committee report ed favorably, Tuesday, the bill which provides for the payment of $750 each to Judge Tanner, Abram L. Atwood and Louis W. Arnold, as commission CTS on the construction of the court house in Westerly. The matter was ordered to the calendar for action.
 Rev. Peter McOscar was celebrant at the requiem mass at the funeral or Mrs. Bridget Holiday and there were solos by Miss Katherine Brown and Martin H. Spellman. Burial was in St. Michael's old cemetery. The bear CTS were Thomas, William and John Holiday. George Dunn, Jeremiah OConnell and William Daley.
 The board of expenditure of State Firemen's Relief fund met Tuesday af- ternooh and considered a number of claims for injuries to fremen. Five claims were allowed for a total of twenty and one-half days to the amount of $241.13. Three of the claims allowed were for Providence firemen and one each from Riverside and New port.
 In the house, Tuesday. by a vote, of 57 to 19 the Cooney bill was adopt ed which provides for the submission to the people of an amendment to the constitution providing that members of the general assembly shall not be eligible for any other paid state office and also providing that no person who holds any paid state office shall be elected to the general assembly.
 At the annual meeting of the Paw catuck Seventh day Baptist church, Crandall, president; Herbert NJ. Swim ney, Urea surer; Allen c. Whitford clerk; Charles P. Cottrell, George Ben jamin Utter. trustees; Edgar Potter Maxson. collector: John H. Tanner chorister: c. Clarence Maxson. audi tor; William H. Healey, Charles B. Barker, Herbert M. McSwinney, Car roll Hoxie, Stanton Burdick and Jared Sutton, ushers
 Rhode Island Coast artillery corps of ficeFs who successfully passed in the November examinations: Captain Rob ert Gladstone Thackery Westerly and First Leutenants Lester s. Hill Jr and Charles w. Steward passed as emplacement officers. Major Thomas F. Rodgers, Captains Davis G. Arnold, nors, James H. McElroy, Joseph P. Reilly and Howard w Hall, First Ldeutenants George E. Dillon and Samuel M. HolDsan, Jr., and Second Lieutenant Walter B, Smith qualified in the basic course