Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-23

case in many years. The hotels are scheduled to open this week Kenneth Ridge, the largest cottage at the beach has been leased this season by Frank A. Sayles of Pawtucket, who. with his family is expected to take posses sion soon. The house is the well known home of MT. and Mrs. Daniel J. Sully of New York city. It was oc- cupfed last season by MT. and Mrs. Sully. Mrs. Beth Sully Evans and her son, Douglas Fairbanks. Jr.
 The estate of R. E. Mellon of Pitts burgh, Pa, is undergoing important improvements. A concrete driveway winding up to the house and several new landscape features are among the changes being made. MT. Mellon and family are expected next month for the season. The Misquamicut Golf club is the center of outdoor life of the community golf seems to be in- creasing popular and the teams Norwich people were noticed among the visitors at the beach Sunday. Westerly motorists will find the state roads in fair or good condition with the exception of a few stretches that are now under construction. These places are either passable with care or may be avoided by marked de- tours. The points under construction are as follows:
 Narragansett Pier Road About three quarters of a mile north of Saunderstown extending south for one mile. Closed to traffic. Detour as marked, one mile long. very good dirt and cinder road. but narrow. A stretch near Bonnet Point is under construc- 1 ton. The construction work does not a nnt int npfn afn~ in11 yr-ift to traffic. (Both of these sections may 1 be avoided by taking the Tower Hill l road, which is ill fair condition) | Hartford Pike-Construction work 1 from Pocasset west two miles. Motor 1 ists should drive with care Road i closed, with marked detour over dirt road in fair condition for speeds up to 1 20 miles an hour. Detour three miles long.
 1 Putnam Pike-F'rom West Greenville : west for 1-2 miles road is under con- struction but is not closed. The stretch is dangerous as traffic passes by con- struction work on car tracks. Local Laconics. Streets around town are receiving
 their annual coating of oil and sand. 1 Many auto parties bound for Nara gansett Pier Providence and other i points passed through Westerly Sun- 1 day.
 Home. after eleven months service in France and Germany the Westerly boys in the 301st Engineers are thor oughly enjoying themselves as civil ians once more.
 Political Justice was the principa
 topic of discussion at the meeting o1
 the Rhode Island Tax Reform Asso- citation held Saturday in Providence.
 With the prospect that the treaty
 of peace will be signed the French
 residents of Westerly and vicinity are planning to celebrate with specia
 jubilation, the Fall of the Bastile, tht national day of the French republic
 July 13.
 Unless all signs fail. from July
 well into September Block Island vii
 enjoy one of the largest seasons of it
 history.
 Napoleon W. Brown of Westerly ha
 enlisted in the U. s. army for servic
 on the Mexican border.
 Among the cottagers who have ar , rived the past week at Block Islam
 are Dr. Myron l.. Cooley of Water bury, Conn. and Miss Hilda Anderso , of Worcester, Mass.
 ,, Rev. Frank Robbins of Norwich con ducted the services at the Secon Baptist church in North Stoningtor
 Sunday.