Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-09
SANTA MARIA STILL AT WESTERLY
Reproduction of Columbus Famous Flagship Reposes in Pawcatuck River Rrom Failure to Get To7ved Away Rhode Island Auto Markers Not Up With Neghbors in style-Dr Savage Appointed School Inspector

don is guest of Miss Gertrude Austin
 in Greenman avenue.
 Horace P. Dodge has just entered
 upon his thirty ninth consecutive year
 as clerk in the store of E. M. Dodge
 and company.
 Dr. c. Grant Sewage has been ap-
 pointed medical inspector of schools,
 to fill the vacancy caused by the death
 of Dr. Russell Brown Smith.
 The park for automobiles along the
 east platform at the railroad station has been given a top dressing of fine
 bluestone. The improved conditions are appreciated.
 The annual outing and clambake
 of the Rhode Island Tax Officials as
 sociation, will be held at Rocky Point
 today. Everett A. Kingsley of West
 erly is president of the association. The members of. the Fifth company,
 Coast Artillery corps, who were on duty at the annual encampment at
 Fort Creole, enjoyed the ghost walk
 Tuesday evening, at the state arm ory.
 Charles W. Willard and A. Julian Crandall, who have been at Block Is land for a week with other members of the Atlantic Tuna club. have re turned, and report satisfactory | catches.
 For land to be used in connection with the construction of the sewerage system, the sum of $4,OO0 has been voted to John Kenyon, and $2,500 to Charles B. Sherman and J. Hobart Chapman.
 pr. Joseph A. Higgins, of Manches-
 ter, Conn, is visiting at the home of
 his parents MT MT and Mrs. Michael Higgins in West Broad street. Paw catuck. He is accompanied by Dr. Dolan, also of Manchester. While at work on one of the build i ings at his home in Moss street. on Monday. the staging gave way, and Peleg Shaun was carried to the ground in the debris. He was bruised and cut but not seriously injured.
 Lieutenant Conant Taylor, United States navy, son of Mrs. John Taylor of Westerly, is in command of the monitor TonOpah, the mother ship at the New London submarine base and visits his mother as frequently as pos sibIe.
 Correction: Tn the matter of saIar- ies for the board of water commits sioners, who will also be charged with the introduction of the sewer system, Louis w. Arnold is to receive $500 a year as chairman, and Tristan D. BabcOck and Albert N. Crandan will receive $250 each. not $500. John McGann, of the New York city park department, is on vacation and the guest of relatives in his old time home village of PawCa tuck MT. Nc Gam is Civil war veteran, and was a. non commissioned staff officer of tt-e old Third regiment Connecticut National Guard, having been pro- noted from Company B, Pawcatuck. Howard L. Quinn and wife and fla ther, George H. Quinn, of East Orange, N J., arrived in Westerly on Monday afternoon and will spend two weeks here. Howard was a former resident and is now employed in the New York office Furness- Withey com pany, steamship owners and brokers. The trip was made in Towards tour ing car.
 Attorney John J. Fitzgerald. who is associated with John J. Dunn in the defense of Engineer Littlefeld, who 1 is charged with manslaughter in con- nectiOn with the Bradford wreck, was in Westerly Tuesday working out some details in connection with the defence. The case viii probably be tried at the September term of the superior court for Washington county. In rounding the traffic signal in Dixon square, Tuesday noon. a boy who sat beside his father. who was driving team owned by Louis Deutch, fell from the seat onto the pavement. The driver drove on un- conscious of the accident. The cries of the boy and the shouts of others. | brought the driver to a realization of the condition. The team was stop ped, the father went back after his son. placed him back on the seat, and l continued on his way. The boy was not injured seriously