Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-22
Local Laconics.

Frederick A. Sti11man has gene to Daytona. Florida. for the winter. Up to date no remonstrance has been filed against any applicant for li- qucr license.
 There is still very near sugar famine in Westerly and bakers cake is now real luxury.
 The Westerly town council will con- slider the granting of Hqucr licenses et a meeting Wednesday next.
 Major Ian Hay Beith told the story of the war to a satisfied audience in High school hall Tuesday evening.
 Revs. John J. Fitzgerald and Wal ter Lyddy, of St. MichaePs parish, Pawca tuck, were at Camp Devens on Tuesday.
 Miss Agnes F. Brodie is substitut- ing for Miss Marie Zangrandi for d few days in the circulation department of the Westerly Public Library.
 : A powerful search light Eliminates the Campbell big grain elevator, now nearing completion, to replace the plant destroyed by fire last winter.
 Miss Ada Harding of Rhode Island State college, gave potato, demon stration in the domestic science rooms of the Elm street school Tuesday af- ternoon.
 The liquor license for the Rhode Is- land hotel expires with November and will not be renewed. George Montalto
 
 mess at the expiration of his license period.
 At the Willow Point masquerade, the first prize, a s5 gold piece, offered for the most attractive character cos tune. was awarded to Miss Kathleen Crockett, of Westerly. She represent ed an time princess in court ccs- tune.
 Miss Elizabeth Champlain, age 99 made the cake for Mrs. John L. Love lands s7th birthday. Both women have been friends for many years, the latter being somewhat of a benefac- tor for Aunt Betsey.'' the aged col ored woman.
 The railroad bridge over the Paw catuck river. just west of the station in Westerly, and which connects the two states, is now closely guarded allowed to cross the bridge at night afoot,, who cannot produce a railroad pass.
 The new roadbed being constructed in Broad street will not receive the carly spring. The highway will be open to traffic all winter, however, and :n- its present condition is in a great 1y improved condition over the old roadbed.
 the funeral service of Margaret S. I.arkham. formerly of Jewett City, at the home of Mrs. Ella Chapman. on Tuesday noon. Burial was at River Bend. The bearers were Eugene B. Pendleton, John w. Berry, William Eaton and George B. Taylor.
 "The Missing. Will' is being sought by heirs of an estate pending in the Westerly probate court. A will has been found, but it is known that later will was executed. The first will was found carefully preserved among the effects of the deceased. and if the later will is not found, the will in the possession of the court, filed for probate, will stand.
 Rev. Father Bruno was ce1ebrant of the mass of requiem in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Wednes- day, at the funeral of Mrs Rosanio Diangi. who died Sunday in Law renee hospital, New London She was born in Italy twenty-two years ago, and resided in Westerly eight years. She is survived by her husband, three sisters, and son. three years old.
 At the request of the Westerly Ministers association the Westerly Laymen's League will be in charge of the mass meeting to be held Deeem- Der 3. in the interest of. the passage Sof5 the, bill for national prohibition.