Norwich bulletin., 1918-07-04
LAFAYETTE MAIN IN WESTERLY
Blocks New York Lawyer in Deal Adjust Boundary Line and Buy Additional Land at Lantern HII-Later, When Man With Jag Steals Mule Cart, "Laf" Delivers Joy Rider to Police-Solder Would Divorce War Bride-A s. Burdick to Take Poor Debtors Oath

spent Sunday with her sister in Peace dale
 Vegetable thefts from Pawcatuck gardens have been reported to the po- lice of the village.
 is now f1anked by the flags of France, Italy, England and Belgium.
 John A. Anderson, IT,, who enlisted in the navy as wireless operator, left "Wednesday for Pelham Bay, N. Y.
 Baptisms are held in Wickford on the sand shore, as the church is not supplied with a modern baptistry.
 Miss Gladys G. McLaren of Wester- ly has been graduated from the Skid more School of Fine Arts in Saratoga, N. Y.
 The shorter sugar ration is in effect in Westerly restaurants in compliance with instructions of the food admins tration.
 In Westerly, during the war savings stamp campaign, 3,292 pledges were se- cured for $12S,9f5, an average of $S9 a pledge.
 Edson s. Bishop of Stonington, for mer United States marshal and resi- dent of Norwich. was in Westerly on Wednesday.
 Miss Louise Carr, a teacher at the Westerly High school, has entered the employ of the Westerly Light and Power company.
 There was report Wednesday that the Skaters, of mill fame, were to op- crate the plant of the former Westerly Woolen company. Richard Mitchell, high school ;e 4I.. Union Telegraph company at Watch Hill for the summer.
 William Lynch, who is employed in an ammunition factory in New Haven, is spending few days at the home of his parents on East avenue
 Men who registered in Rhode Island June last are permitted to volunteer in the engineer corps in work that re- quires special qualifications.
 Joseph L. Peacock, librarian of the Westerly library, is attending the an- 1 nual conference of the American Li- brary association at Saratoga. Miss Georgiana Tales, soprano. of Waterville, N. Y, is in Westerly for a few days before commencing concert work with Hans Kronold. 'cellist. | Mir. and Mrs. Horace Sisson have
 
 married last Saturday. Mrs. sisson 1 was Miss Johanna Lynch of White Rock
 The fixtures have arrived and soon the work will be commenced in the l installation of the latest system of ] lighting in the Memorial and Library l building.
 1 There will be no celebration of July Fourth in Westerly and the only event out of the ordinary will be the tourna- ment of the South County Rod and Gun club.
 Mrs. Thomas FIaherty, who has been at the home of her sister, Mrs 1 John Joyce, of Granite. street, for the past month has returned to her home i in Providence.
 1 Dr. John M. O'Connell, recently com missioned first lieutenant in the army dental corps, has been ordered to re- port at Camp Devens, uniformed and equipped, next Monday.
 Trolley cars will make hourly trips to Norwich today to accommodate Westerly people who want to see the big parade this afternoon. The pro- cession will start at ? o'clock.
 At the request of Police Chiei Brown, Michele c. Morrow, charged with non-support, was arrested 1T Pawtucket. The chief went after the accused Wednesday afternoon.
 The executive board of the republi can state central committee has ap. pointed Samuel K. M. Robertson, member for the town of Warwick, tC succeed Colonel R. A. Harrington, re. signed.
 The surface of Broad street wa. scraped Wednesday and the accumu lated stuff carted away, preparator! to the application of a coat of tarvis that will preserve the roadbed ant lay the dust.
 Maurice w. Flynn, president of tn, , Westerly town council, has received |; letter of appreciation from the Clyd, Steamship company for courtesies ex tended the officers and crew of tn wrecked steamship Onondaga, now ol the Middle Ground reef, off Watcl Hill
 Commencing next Thursday, tn state board of public roads will be il Westerly on each Thursday in Jul, and August for the registration of au tomobiles. Should there be 15 appli cants for drivers licenses, the boar, Twill come to Westerly next Saturda,