Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-04
WESTERLY Y TO MEMORABLE BREMEN
Will Join State Towns in Paying Honor to the DeadLy N. Rodman Secured Assistant County Agent-George B. Chandler Q Address Board of Trade-Vereict of $11OoO for Widow of Harold H. Rust.

will speak for no-hcense at Hope Val ley this evening.
 James Salameno, employed at the Newport Torpedo Station, is home to register Tuesday.
 Merton E. Chapman has purchased a house and lot in Hilbride avenue, from I. Frank Gavitt.
 Three candidates were admitted to membership in Nina Council, Knights of Columbus, Stonington, Friday eve ming.
 The Westerly Camp Fire Girls will give a public demonstration in the West Broad street school hall, this evening.
 Raymond. F. Taber, has purchased a dairy and maple sugar farm in Hol- yoke, Mass, and will soon move there from Westerly.
 The Laymen's League of Westerly conducted a union service in the Sec ond Congregational church, Stoning- ton, Sunday evening.
 At the masses in the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Sunday, F,a- ther Kellogg urged registration and the purchase of liberty bonds.
 Revs. F. Stewart Kinley and Fred erick A Macdonald will be the speak CTS at the Ffremen's Memorial exer- cises at River Bend, next Sunday.
 There is such a scarcity of labor in Stonington that a big gang of colored laborers from the south is expected this week to work in the new ship yard.
 Miss Evelyn O'Connor, of Rochester. N. Y., who recently purchased the James Stivers place in Stonington borough, has arrived for the summer season.
 Miss Elva Ricci and Domenico Mos catella were married Sunday in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. A reception followed al the home of the bride in Pond street.
 The total amount subscribed in Westerly to the Y. M. c. A. army hut campaign is $2,67s.s5. The expenses $2,652.05. The allotment to Westerly was s2500.
 Compensation Commissioner George B. Chandler of Rocky Hill, Conn, will give an address on present patriotism at the meeting of Westerly Board of Trade, Tuesday evening. The meet ing Is public.
 John Hanley. an old-t time railroad man and for several years crossing tender at. the Stonington station, died Friday. after long illness. at his home in the borough. He leaves his widow and two daughters.
 Rt. Rev. Bishop J. J. Milan admin istered the sacrament of confirma tion to 225 children in St. Michael's church in Pawcatuck, Sunday morning In the afternoon the bishop confirmed a large class in St. Josephs church, in New London.
 Rev. George B. Marston of1ciated at the funeral services of Mrs Nora Lands Wilcox, wife of Gurdon H. Will COX. at her home in Elm street, Ston- ington borough, Friday afternoon. Burial was in Noank Valley cemetery
 The South County Cooperation as- sociation has just been formed in Washington county, with capital stock of $500o- The incorporators are John S. Murdock of Providence Howard Edwards and Oliver Watson of Kings ton, and Rowland Hazard and John A. Allen of Peace Dale.
 The Westerly fire department re- sponded to a call from Box 51, corner of Main and School streets, Saturday evening. The fire was in a barrel in the cellar of Warren Barker's house in Main street and filled the house with smoke. The f1remen removed the barrel, and all danger went with it.
 The jury in the United States dis trict court rendered a verdict for S11.- 900 in favor of Mrs. Cecelia Rust of Westerly, in a suit to recover dam ages for the death of her husband, Harold H. Rust, killed by being cleo trocuted while at work on a pole in Newport, last Decem Der. Thc suit was brought against the Bay State Street Railway company.