Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-14
TALKED ABOUT IN WESTERLY
danv Residents Attend Kingston Fair Governors Day How the Races Were Won-Childrens Day Today Town to Give Drafted Men Big Send-off Monday Next Improvement in Railroad Trackage-Band Concert Funeral of Mrs. Mary Shea.

1 be called, will join in the demon- stration.
 The plan includes a short street pa rade headed by the police depart | ments of Westerly and Pawcatuck. the Westerly band, Westerly constabulary, c company, of Pawcatuck Connecticut Home Guard, the Boy Scouts, veterans of the Civil and Spanish wars. the members of the Westerly town coun- | cil, the selectmen of the town of Ston- ington, and the legislation from Wes- terIy and Stonington.
 The paraders will march into Will cox park where Representative Sam l uel H. Davis will deliver, a patriotic address. A collation will be served the young men who have been chosen l to serve their country under the selec tive service law. At intervals the band will render patriotic selections. l In connection wiat1 the improve ments of the trackage of the railroad and Hartford. the east bound grade through Westerly will be raised three inches, thereby lessening the heavy haul up the "hil1" 70 the eastward of station. In this connection it will be necessary to 1llaAe a change in the concrete platform for it's entire length at the passenger station. the curbing will be set back ten inches, in order to- accommodate the new grade, and also give required space for the larger locomotives that are to be used in the
 freight service, as soon as they can
 be delivered by the builders. This
 will not occasion passenger conges-
 ton, and not intexfere with the pres
 ent concrete roof that covers a con-
 siderable portion of the platform.
 The Westerly band, under the lead this programme in Wilcox park. Thursday evening: March, Pride of Columbia, Bennett; overture. Lut- spiel, Keller Bela; waltz, Millicent Every Boy to be a Soldier, Tierney; grand selection from Traviata, May erelles; popular air, Let's All Be Americans Now, Berlin; American fan tasia, Our Nation. Mackie Beyer; pop ular Air. Hong Kong Holstein: Gems From My Home Town Girl. Hirsch; excerpts from the works of Stephen Foster; march, Hail to the President. Wight; finale, Star Spangled Banner.
 Local Laeonies.
 The third district court commences in Westerly today.
 A large number of automobiles pass ed through Westerly Thursday on the way to the Kingston fair.
 James Brennan, a we'll known rose grower, a former resident, has re- turned with his family, from Philadel- phia.
 Grover c. Carson has been appointed janitor at the Stonington Borough school succeeding Patrick Cassidy, resigned.
 There will be no vote on the liquor license question in Westerly for anoth- CT year, as the matter is decided bi- ennially.
 store in the new Crandall building in Canal street, adds to the attractive ness of that section.
 F'raternal societies are preparing rolls of honor with the names of members who have joined the army and navy in the present war.
 A Westerly young fellow was ar rested in baStardy case and was re- | leased on bond of $1O0O0. The case | has not yet been called in court.
 The North Stonington fair. the sev- l enth annual will be held next week. l The fair is different from the Norwich | and Kingston fair and is generally l largely attended by reason of that diff | ference.
 The Thirteenth company of Rhode | island Coast artillery. five members of 1 which are from Westerly, nc" at Fort | Standish, has been designated as the | Thirtyf1rst company, Coast Artillery i corps of Boston.
 There is considerable activity in i borough in favor of no of liquor licenses in the town, put there has not been much doing in hat line in Pawcatuck, Stonington's most popular village.
 The management of the American Velvet company in Stonington. is 'eady to recognize a shop committee ,f five in the event of future misun- and there is fair pros ,ect of the ending of the weavers l ;trike which has been in effect since July 2.
 Contractor Cove is to establish umber station near the Sweeney witch to make more convenient the of building material. It will ,e possible to unload from cars Of the team road to trolley freight cars and ] hip direct to Watch Hill without ad- litional handling.
 This is certainly a small world" writes Sergeant Raymond Moore, of he Thirty-first company at Fort ;tandish, Boston. The other day I vent to Fort Strong with the baseball cam and met a fellow 1 haven't seen or years-Bob Anderson, of my old ome town, Westerly"
 The September term of the superior ourt for Washington county comes in t Kingston next Monday with Judge ohm WsSweeney on the bench. There re twenty cases for the grand jury. Jhich includesfive from Westerly. All : ailable cases are considered by the rand jury in Rhode Island.
 The jurors summoned from Wester- 7 to the superior court at Kingston T re: George L. Stillman, George N T -emp, Isaac H. Harvey. William H. | nodes Herbert IT. Kenyon, Sidney
 Chaonan James Proup Ty,,,o,, l