Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-10
WESTERLY BRANCH LIBRARY
Established Bradford With Cooperation of Dyeng As sociaton-Rev. John M Collins Reads Paper Before Ministers-Seniors to Give Portion of Merchant of -Conrad-Ecclestone Marriage.

gone to St. Petersburg, Florida, where she will spend the winter.
 The selectmen have appointed John Fl. Lynch of Pawcatuck, seaier of weights and measures for the town of Stonington.
 MT. and Mrs. George N. Burdick entertained a party of thirty five Sun day at their cottage. Belveduto, at Watch Hill.
 Joseph B. Tucker died suddenly Sunday evening. in his s1st year, at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ed ward c. Brown, in Carolina
 Clement A. Griscom and family left for their home in New York Monday, being the last family of summer vis- itors to leave Watch Hill
 The heating plant which has been in service for twenty -four years in the Church of the Immaculate Conception is being replaced by a, modern plant.
 4 collection of unclaimed granite and marble work accumulated by the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company is to be sold at pub lie auction.
 Rev William F. Greene of Natick, addressed the young people in the Seventh-day Baptist church, Sunday afternoon. His subject was My Life Work.
 Everybody knows that the name of Aunt Betsey Champlin was intended, nection with that item relating to the skunk supper.
 There is not vacant store i'll Wes- terly and in consequence the store rents, some of them, are much higher than business conditions would seem to warrant.
 Six liquor applications were filed
 
 were for renewals and 8 new one was receivedsfro Herbert 4. Card for the Leonard house.
 Roger F. Dunham. secretary, is pre- pairing for the fourth annual exhibi- tiOn of the South County Poultry as- sociation, which is to be held in the state armory, Westerly, next month.
 Rev. John NJ. Collins of North Ston- ington officiated at the marriage of Louis J. Conrad and Miss Ruth P. Ecclestone, Saturday evening, at the home of the bride in Hallville.
 Bill Clement, an old-time baseball player, died Saturday in the Rhode Island State hospital. He was afflicted with mental trouble, died not respond to the treatment and his decline was gradual
 Elaborately carved monuments in pink Westerly granite are attracting attention in the Quincy granite centre, Westerly granite still holds it's place as the best in the world for monu- mental work.
 MT. and Mrs. Jomes K. CrandaII, of Ashaway, observed the fortieth anni- versary of their marriage Saturday. party and over fifty friends of MT. and Mrs. Crandan participated.
 Attorney Samuel H. Davis of Wes- terly has filed with the Sabbath Re- corder, the compla1nant's brief in the case of The American People Vs. The American Saloon. According to the brief the saloon should not exist.
 It is understood that the present licensed liquor dealers will be given the privilege of renewal, before new applications are given consideration. Thus far no protest has been filed against renewal of any liquor license.
 The fire prevention committee of the Westerly Board of Trade has invited the pupils of the Westerly High school to submit ten suggestions in fire pre- vention. The best paper will be read before the board and be given news paper publicity.
 Through the courtesy of Phebe Greene Ward chapter. the Westerly Public library, has now the complete record of the members of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution, which Ills InlrLy-elBnL volumes. 1,bVu names to each volumes.
 Bids are to be invited by Postmas- ter Butler for the contract for painting all plastering in the new post office building in Westerly. except in the lobby, the vaults, the lookouts and unfinished portions of the basement. The specifications require first class material and workmanship.
 One who has not been long in the a brave, and whose English is of the phoenetfc kind, stepped into the Nash store and called for battlezorak, or something like it. and the clerk inquir- ingly asked. "A bottle of ink?" The customer said, 'FYes." When the ink was being wrapped for delivery, he said: 'tNo, no, no; piece of five cent tobac." He was handed 8 piece of battle-axe chewing tobacco. Just what he wanted