Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-28

Andrew Farrell, wAo for years was democratic leader in Westerly. died late Thursday afternoon after a long illness. Mrs. Farrell was born in Westerly, the daughter of James and Bridget Clancy. She lived in West erly all her life. She married Andrew Farrell thirty seven years ago. She is survived by six children. Herbert M Edward, Dr. Charles A, and Helen Farrell, and Mrs. Edward Coleman of Westerly and Mrs. Walter Fitzpatrick of Providence.
 Today (saturday) the closing day of will be devoted to the firemen. There will be a firemen's parade this morn ing at 10.3o. Harry S. Coyle acting as marshal. His aides will be Walter Nash, Watch Hill;. A. T. Kenneth, Alert Hook and Ladder Co.,; William B. Brennan, R. I. Ones; Francis Mo- Mahon, P. S. Barber Hose Co.,; Mich ael Brown. Cyclone Engine Co.,, No. 2; George Healey, Westerly Veteran Firemen's Association. ,
 The parade will form on High and Canal streets. It will proceed down High street to Broad, up Broad to Elm, Elm to Cross. Cross to Main, Main to Bridge. across Bridge to West Broad, countermarch at Moss, down West Broad to Dixon square. High to Grove avenue, Granite to Vose Park. where it will disband.
 The probable formation will be as follows: Westerly Fire Police, board of Engineers. Pawcatuck Fire Police board of engineers, Westerly band, c. Q. Gavitt. leader; P. S. Barber Hose O., Ship & Engine Band of New Lon- don, Rhode Island Ones, Cyclone En- rrir Q. ;f4 al Drum Corps of Stonington, Westerly Veteran Firemen's Association. Watch Hill Fire Department, Crompton band, Alert Hook and Ladder Co.,, Stoning- ton band. Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co. of Stonington. Conn. -
 The entries for the contest are: Providence Veteran Fire Association of Providence, Rough and Ready Fire Co. of Warren, R. l.; Narragansett Steam Fire Engine Go. of Peace Dale, R. l.; Narragansett Veteran Ffremen's Association of Wickford, R. l.; Wake field Veteran Firemen's Association of Wakefield, R. l.; East Greenwich Fire Co. of East Greenwich. R. l.; Phenix Veteran Firemen's Association of Phe- nix. R. T.; Cataract Fire Co.,, No. 2. of Lakewood. R. l.; Watchemoket Engine Co., No. l. of East Providence. Fire King Drum Corps, Pawtuxet Fire King Veteran Firemen's Association of Pawtuxet. R. l.; Fiskeville Fire Co.,, No. 1. of Fiskeville, R. I. The tournament committee of the Rhode Island State Ffremen's League comprises: G. H. Merrill. president of | league. Pawtuxet; Nelson W. Hines, chairman, Westerly; William R. Com- rie, secretary, East Providence; Geo. E.. Shearn, Crompton; John A. Ham, iton, Arlington.
 The judges of hand pumping en- zines will be: L. R. Whitman, Knight vile: T. H. Rhoades. Pawtuxet: T. Gauch, East Providence; L. s. Win chester, Riverside; D. Coggshall, Bris- tol; David Robertson, Westerly; A. T. Kenneth, Westerly; George Smith, of Wakefield; w. Maxwell. Warren, |.
 The judges of hose reel race: T. L. Mcclure. East Providence; Everett Fiske, Fiskeville; N. Trombley. Man vile; George Smith. Wakefield; John Burdick. Wickford; c. J. Norris. Wes- 1 terly.
 i Following is the muster committee: William Snyder, chairman, George A 1 Mckenzie, secretary:-Horace Burdick treasurer; William Brennan. Walter Nash. Albert Young. George E. Egger H. A. Stahle, Harry s. Coyle. Frank Dawley, James Shea. James Mcknight John Lynch, Robert Bonner. Horace Nelder, Clarence Clark, Edwin S. Will COX, George Burdick, Michael Brown A. Kennerson. G. Phillips. Francis McMahon J. Donovan. J. Shea, David Robertson, William Minchen, George | Healey.
 A thanksgiving sor'son for the ser- | vice men of St. Michaers parish has been arranged for Sunday evening by Rev. John Fitzgerald. pastor of the parish. A street parade to start at 715 o'clock and a s'smon by Rev, William Murray, Ies;,.- ,'ofessor of | vice. The service men from st. Mi- chaeTs parish number about 125.
 Chief of Police Thomas Brown has issued the following traffic regula- tions which will be enforced during the firemen's parade this (Saturday) morning: Streets closed: High and Canal streets while line is forming Broad street. West Broad street, Mair to Crsss from Main to Elm street. Parking allowed: High street from Canal street to Grove avenue, on Will COX park t.de. Grove avenue to Gran ite street on Wilcox park side an6 Granite street on the park side.
 Archibald Muns Sanders, of ParL ave tle, Bridgeport, and Miss Dolphnt Adelaide Howard were united n mar. riage Thursday afternoon at O. clock by Rev. F. A. c. JGes, pastor of Calvary Baptist church, at the res
 idence of NIT. and Mrs. William S Howard, of 190 Main street. The brid, was attended by her sister, Mrs George W. Sanders as matron of hon
 or and Miss Marguerite M. Quillkin 0
 Monteclair, N. J., as bridesmaid Ar
 thur G. Campbell of Westerly was tn
 best man. After a short wedding tri]
 Mir. a-ld Mrs. Sanders will make thei
 home in Bridgeport.
 The committee to whom belongs tn
 credit for the success of Anniversar, and Old Home Week are as follows:
 General committee-Board of Trade
 Charles J. Butler, Everett E. Whip
 pie, Arthur M. Cottrell, Arthur L. Per
 ry, Thomas McJsenzie. Andrew W
 Fisher.
 Town cou:c:l: Frederick E. Fowler
 Francis G. Hasvsell. Thomas E. Rob
 inson, Horace E. Burdick, Abraham I
 Datson, Harry Coyle. t@
 Merchants and Citizens: Arthur \
 Nash, Herbert P. Clark, Fred $. Opit
 Addison s. Archie, Farquhar Smitf
 William c. Smith.
 Historical Society: Joseph L. Pea cock, Harvey c. Perry, LaCIede Wood
 mansee, Irvine o. Chester, Albert F
 Barber. -it atse
 Executive committee: Arthur N
 Cottrell, chairman; Arthur L. Perry
 treasurer; Thomas Mckenzie score