Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-24
w WESTERLY

prayer by Rev. 0. H. Wallace of A symposium on the biggest tasks will he. held after the 6 o'clock suS- per. with c. W. Littlef1eld of Naticl D.. Wallace l.. Pond and Miss MurieI Melee of Woonsocket, the speakers Rev C. P. Christopher of Newport will conduct the devotional service part Of the business and professional men in the c1grch programme of to- day will be discussed by L. D. Bur l.ngame, for the manufacturers: A P 1 erman for the business men. and Dr. A. W. Pett for the doctors. Police Chief Thomas E. Brown re. ceIved notice several. days ago to be on the lookout for couple of sailors who had . iped from the so-caiIe1 brig at the New London naval ba SC. It is believed that two sailors ar rested in Providence by railroAd bulls are the sailors then wanted. They were taken into custody soon after they dropped from a New Londca freight train. They were in uniform and gave their names Henry Mas soni and Frank Smith. They said they were on forty eight hours liberty but the naval authorities at New London said the men were wanted for desertion. They were Returned to New London under a naval guard
 Three Westerly youngsters, John Montalto, Is. of 49 Pierce street, anI Peter Lapriore IS of 33 Dayton street were acting suspiciously at thc New London railroad station Monday night Policeman Hill doubted the stories they told and took. them to the police station and relatives in West erly were notified. Alessio had s23 and some loose change in his posses Westerly Tuesday.
 The proposed plan to build and op crate an electric light and power plant by the town of Westerly has evil dently been abandoned by reason of concessions in rates being made by company, owner of the Westerly Light and Power company. rt is perhaps well that Westerly did not carry the project to a reality. According to an Federation. municipal ownership of public utilities is unsuccessful at pres ent aAl will continue to be so as long as the present form of city govern ment exists.
 The. Westerly Sanitary Corps. ere general improvement of the health conditions in the town of Westerly. was granted charter Tuesday by Secretary of State Parker The in l. Il. Kenyon W. s. Crandal1. Samuel w SIocum, C. H. Davey, Charles D. Max son. Archie Meil<le. William A. Max- well. W. Harry Anderson and Frank the charter include the providing of medical aid to injured persons, the maintaining of a temporary or per manent hospital. to prevent conta gious and infectious diseases and to coop crate in general with the constituted authorities of the town.
 Local Laconics.
 The Taylor Buffum wedding will be the social event of today CWednes- day)
 Rain prevented the opening of the Ashaway Grange fair on schedule time.
 Two coal-laden cars of a swest bound train left the rails when near White Dog curve. Tuesday morning and for three hours the east bound tracks were used by trains east and west.
 Scallops appeared for the first time th's season on local restaurant menus Tuesday.
 The landmark at the corner of West Broad and Mechanic streets erected in the days of the great grandfather of the oldest inhabitant, is being razed. to make way for modern improved structure.
 The pigeons in Westerly are very
 
 Coleman. lover of nature, birds and animals. This is in marked contra st to years ago when the boys shot a the birds with bow and arrow.
 That early first trolley car from Norwich, that~has not been operated since the strike. is greatly missed in Westerly and along the line.
 MT. and Mrs. John D. TragCis at | gathering of friends at their home in i Stanton street announced the engage | ment of their niece. Miss Mary Sitara | to James A. Koulbanio. |
 Miss Corrine F. Sinnette. "A who | died at the home of her niece. Mrs. Wilbur Cheever, where she has made l her home for twelve years. was an ar l tist and travelled considerably before 1 coming to Westerly.
 The funeral services of Mrs. Emily | S. Sullivan. daughter of Mrs. Malcolm | Cameron Anderson. were held in the | Episcopal church and conducted by | Rev William F. Williams. She was | the widow of Daniel r. Sullivan of 1 Florida.
 After a rough passage MT. and Mrs | Denison c. Hinckley have arrived at | the summer home in the Isle of Pines 1
 MT. and Mrs. John Catto are to sail | f~a,,, Naur thejr Ta tive Ifa1V |