Norwich bulletin., 1919-08-28

graduate of the Rhode Island School of design, returned to his home in Westerly from overseas, Tuesday night, having been honorably dis charged at Camp Devens from service in the army. He served in the Sev- enty-seventh Field Artillery. Fourth division, was gassed and had consid- erab1e active service.
 After the armistice. upon applica- ton, he was favored with five
 months course in Leed Des Beaux
 Arts, Paris. and visited the Alps and other noted scenery in connection with
 his studies. Before entering the ser
 schools of Providence.
 Recent real estate transfers record
 ed in the office. of Town Clerk Everett
 F. Whipple follow. John W. Sweeney
 to town oS Westerly lot in Margin street; Charles p; Ravens to Federal
 Felting company, land in Canal street;
 Henry R. Segar to Morris Silverman
 ct al-.. house and lot in Main street;
 Mary A. Newill ct al to Joseph Coduri.
 house and lot in Oak street; Mary S.
 Crafts to William R. Wilcox, lot at Pleasant View; Frank W. Gov to Louis Leone ct ux., house and lot in East avenue; Mary E. S. Burdick to Frank ". Coy, house and lot in Elm street; Joseph T. Murphy to Edward H. Briggs, house and lot in Jay street; Ira B. Crandal1 to Thomas Leonetti lot in Oak street: Weekapaug Beach and Land company to Richard H. Cole lot at Weekapaug; Catherine E. Clan cy to Sarah G. Delehanty half interest in house and lot in Summer street: Frank w. Coy to Mary s. Damarel, house and lot in Elm street; Mary S Crafts to Albert T. Kenneth ct al, lot at Pleasant View; Minnie Wilson to Silas M. Wheelock lot at Pleasant View; Joseph F. Smith ct ux. to James Trotter, lot at Pleasant View Curtis P, Kingsbury to B. Frank Clark. lot at a lr<xy F{e thur A. Favario ct al. lot at Pleasant View; Alfred B. York, by guardian. to George c. Moore company, house and lot in Beach street
 During the same period there were recorded five mortgages aggregating Sl2. 700, two releases Of mortgages, two leases. one chattel mortgage and one execution.
 At the annual meeting of the trus tees of the Memorial and Library as sociation officers were chosen as fol- lows: Charles Perry president: VII liam p Hoxie. vice president: Charles r. Cottrell. secretary; James NJ Pen dIeten. treasurer. Charles : Perry. Charles P. Cottre1. James M. Pendie- ton. William D. Hoxie. Arthur l.. Perry and Arthur M. Cottrell are the trus-
 Local Laconics.
 Moving picture operators in Paw tucket and Providence demand $40 2 = tors and S20 for helpers. with six hour day If refused they will quit saturday The present pay is s27 to s34 for operators, and S14 to s2o for helpers Local operators are said to be union men,
 The Central Labor Union will have 2 field day in Vose park on Labor day
 John Zielinaki of Bradford was ar rested for beating his wife by Special Oncer Thompson ant1 lodged in the Westerly police station. pending trial in the Third district court.
 The joint outing of the Colonial club of Westerly and the Mistuxet club of was held on Wednesday at the Wequetequock casino, and was decidedly enjoyable event. There were held sports galore. and chowder was served shortly after noon. The clam bake was opened at five o'clock There l both clubs.
 The customary Labor Day shoot at ! he grounds of the South County Rod md Gun club will be omitted this i year.
 As the trolley business increases the number of competitive buses de i ,reases.
 Colonel Arthur N Nash and George H. Harper are in Philadelphia on a | business trip. |,
 The Mothers club of the Pawcatuck l Seventh Day Baptist church picnicked !! It Atlantic beach Tuesday
 Mrs Edltn Moore Of BroOklynx N. 1 r.. and MT. and Mrs. Dean Ward of | West Virginia are guests of Dr. and | Mrs. Robert Farnham in Spruce l street.
 Harvey Meil>le. of Highland avenue l spent vacation at the Merrill farm, | North Stonington.
 Mrs. Howard NJ. Barber, Mrs w F. i Roberts and Mrs. Anna Wilson mo- bred to Groton Long Point Tuesday | md visited relatives.
 Judge and Mrs. A1berti R. Stillnan | md MT. and Mrs. Jesse Stillman are | m a motor trip to Cape Cod
 Arthur Irving of Clinton. Mass, is , he guest of Mir and Mrs. Benjamin | Peabody at Pleasant View
 Harry Maxson. who has been visit l ng relatives in Westerly will start to- lay for his home in Montreal.
 R. A. Sherman's Sons company has | ,een awarded the contract for the | of the mill building for i he New England Silk company. The | irSt unit of the structure will cost 150,000, which will be supplied by To- al subscriptions.
 Louis Soloman of Westerly and Miss Iiriam Mellenger of Providence were married at the home of Samuel Mel enger of Providence were married at he home of Samuel Mellenger in Providence Tuesday by Rabbi Israel 
 The members of Merrill Post. No. 6. and other service men. will at end the funeral of Sergeant William rving McGowan. Friday morning.
 The Westerly band is scheduled for
 concert in Wilcox park this (Thurs- ayl evening.