Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-21

Thirty-one pupils will receive diplo- mas at West Broad street school grad nation next Monday afternoon at the school building. This is the largest class in several years An interesting program has been arranged and there VIII nc muse b.. the school orchestra. The graduates are as follows: Earl C. Burdick. Martha Burdick, Louis Cram dall, Carroll Brown, Harry Shepherd, Grace Tobinfi Molly Thavenet. George Grogan. Loretta Mercy, Marion $. Fitzgerald Anna s. Shaw. Herbert F.. S.sson. Alma A. Peckham, Raymond D. Mermet. \. Earl Lovtt, Fred La Fountaine. Paul F.. Lewis. Myles Bren- nan. Ruth A. Bell, Edward B. Cundall Lillian Fishwick: Edward Greene. Irene F.. Gavitt. NJ. Elizabeth Johnson, Mary Whewell, NJ. Alma Taylor. Marabelle c. Palmer, Elias Billings Miner Eliza beth s. Austin. Josephine L. Cozzeno Dana H. Howard.
 Probable cause was found by Judqe O. H. Williams in the Third district court Friday morning and Crist Far raro, alias John Doe, was bound over to the superior court under bonds of $500. He is charged with harboring Owen Reilly in order that Reilly should escape arrest and trial for an assault on John Lynch. The alleged assault took place at the Stillman farm on the Boom Bridge road last December Those who testified were John Lynch, Horace E., Stillman, Officer Henry Chase and Police Chief Brown.
 The liquor seized last Saturday in a raid on the place of Mary Rossi. Canal street. was ordered forfeited. No one appeared to put in a claim for the xr-ar arJo by the court for destruction of the for feited li1uor. The following three suits were entered: A. E. Jeannett vs. Will liam Shea, A. F. Jeannett vs. Mayor Narva and A. E, Jeannett vs. Peter Traggis.
 The petition of George w. Smith and others for the extension of R. F. D. No. : has been granted, according to word received by Thomas Lenihan postmaster of the local office, from the fourth division of rural mails. This will cover the section from Filling hast's to the Davis place at Wequete- duock and will go into effect the first of July. A similar petition presented year ago was denied at that time.
 Wild Indians will again come into their own, dancing nymphs will cavort descendants of Revolutionary times are to re-enact those stirring scenes of 18th century romances of the first settlers will be portrayed, all these in the pageant to be presented here June 21 under the direction of Miss Virginia Tanner of Boston in connection with the 250th anniversary of the founding or Westerly, which is to be celebrated during the week of June g to 2S, says a statement issued Friday by Edgar P. Maxson of the publicity committee Hon. Walter D. Vincent of the Rhode Island supreme bench will address the historical meeting Tuesday evening June 24th. Miss Ellen Fitz Pendleton president of Wellesley. will speak tc the Westerly High school alumni or Alumni day. June 25. Thursday, June 25, will b devoted to welcome the sol diers, sailors and marines. There will be dance in the evening. The towr will give medals to all it's service men These are to be presented by Real Admiral Herbert O. Dunn, U. s. N. IT addition to the pageant on Friday, the 17th, there will be sporting events 1T the morning. a merchants and manu. lecturers parade in the early after. noon. and dancing in the evening.
 Judge Vincent. Miss Pendleton ant Rear Admiral Dun are all natives O Westerly.
 Saturday. the closing day of the eel ebration. will be devoted to the stat, firemen's muster which will be helt here.
 Friday Miss Tanner announced tht courtiers and dancers for the minue as follows: Mir. and Mrs. Fred Robin. son, Mir. and Mrs. Waltr Price, Mir and Mrs. Frank Furness. Mir. and Mrs William Mitchell. Mir. and Mrs. Alex ander Mitchell, MT. and Mrs Johr Moore, Mir. and Mrs. Frank Ahearn MT. and Mrs. Albert H. Spicer, Jr., MT and Mrs. Harold D. Rogers. Mrs. Far quhar Smith. William Broadfoot, Mis- Marjorie Buffum, Fred Buffum, Mrs