Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-09

| -5 erlys are in gKashington on. business in connection with the army medical corps.
 Nothing on the local police blotter' since last Wednesday. <
 The rentals at Watch Hill for the coming season. are up to the standard. Dr. Edward G. Dolan of SManches- ter, Conn, is'sir Westerly on "a brief visit. z 4s<4s
 Up to date no arrest has, Been made for hootleggifg in Westerly OF Paw; catuck. Miss. Rosalie Higgins. nurse at Carney hospital, Boston, is home ou. short vacation.
 The proceeds of the recent Knights of Columbus dance have been given to the local Red Cross : With 21 trout. to his credit, for a week. William. R. Chapman is believed to be high hook fisherman
 All members Of the Westerly. con stabulary have not signifed intention to. enlist in the state guard.
 The Professional .Pinochle1 club was entertained by M, J. Deadly at the i Hotel Ninigret Monday night.
 l The Westerly Lumber company has I purchased the Crotong Lumbers com : pany and will continue both concerns:
 The highwaS commissioners are
 marking time preliminary to the com naencernent Of sidewalk construction.
 Frauk Cyril Higgins is home from St. 1 Mary.s seminary, Baltimore. recuperat- lng from a recent operation for ap- pendicitis.
 The question Shas been raised i ..cally as te which is lie rankiny officer, the cnief or the ire department or the chief of police? =. | The click of, the lawn no.Fers, are now heard in iWesferlS sa- geod. sabsti- l tutlorf for dot leeale Sherman oand as a simmer nar5i1ssar.,~
 The cantata Barbara Frietcfiie' is to be feature of the concert of. the
 Westerly Choral, soeietvyfcr the Red Cross benefit on the 9th..
 The sale of Liberty bonds is on Fard
 Westerly can be, depended upon to dc it's patrnotic ; duty. According to a
 committeeman, ,~thc town will go over the top. ,.., Labor and material has not yet
 reached the plane where the commits sioners deem il, advisable to commence 1't0 Soii@t1 utt+st "ofh pl 5eile accepted l sewer system s'l. z : 'e..., l Lieut.. George A St.ilnaa n of West eriy, nov at Fort Getty, has been
 promoted to be first lieutenant He is
 With the 18th company. formerly the Fifth, of Westerly. 1 Many visitors to Westerly are en l tllusiastic in their admiration of the civic center. One remarked Monday
 This is surely the cleanest and pret- tiest place in two states''
 l Already Wilcox park ;s assuming 2 summery like appearance. The. worl
 or the caretakers is, showing result: land. the grass seems greener than tha,
 Of any well Fez3t lawn. in town. Quite a, de,egation of Red Cros.
 workers frew Westerly will. attend .s I general meeting in Boston Wednesda, and Thursday Of Red Cross. worker.
 from ali ,sectiqfs a'of New England.
 Now there is 2doabt as to 3whethe,
 Angelo, f5o:tzfiih eommi tied suicide o
 was rpardsred based on the belief tha
 he had n; his possession at least s25l
 which has, not been accounted, for. I Ct1ciais of. the Westerly fire distrie declare that the fire department is d vel equipped as any in the state, tn, size of the district considered :. LiIx. claim is. made by the Watch Hill fir, district. gg,s. i. B Already East Greenwich is over tn top in the third Liberty loan cam paign.s The towns allotment was sf5 GOO, and $T7,450, or 2,450 over wa subscribed; This, is an impetus tha
 has caused continuance of the goo, work:
 II Under the auspices of the Westerl unit Of the women's, committee na tionaI council 'of defense. Miss Fran ces Lucas, principal of the Lincol a private .school,. will speak 'on Germa Propaganda. in High School hall thi l (Tuesday) afternoon. 5r i; The, recently elected officers c 4 Westerly lodge, B. P. O., E. will t installed at the next meeting. by Pas Il District Deputy Martin H. Speima The. appointments fof 5ti:s year will b
 announced at the meeting.
 ! An. oid-time fireman, put the pug zling query: "How much does it eos .the. manufacturer to sell a fire ap
 paratus?' Another fireman answered That all depends upon the purchas
 CTS; or. to be plain, whether or nc
 there is graft in the transa ction."' John A.. Gleason of the Hartfor
 Times staff. and legislative. reporte 7- F !