Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-01

committee having the proposed big
e!en in charge. In order to have the
celebration carried on a.; al first plan
ned, it will be impossible to celebrate
81 the Natal Gay, and it has been sug-
gested that the general caIehrati ton, or
Ola Home Week. be scheduled for a
week in August instead "a in May
There are features PLANNED that
C 'lld not possibly materia!izc in time
for an observance in Nav The Fire
mems day, for instance II is proposed
to observe that day with q parade and
Tournament Gf the organizations COM
rosing the I..1Ode Island State Fire
I1en's League. IN order to provide
for this event, a defiuit, day must be
fixed well in. advance theSe must be
special meetings of the Jeae11e to act
ulon the invitation, and the COM
rdnies must have reasonable time to
make necessary arrangements. This
cannot be accomplished in a few
weeks.
# will require the livehest kind OF
action Oh tho part of the committees
to arrange such a celebration.
At special meeting CO the Wester-
| " Catholic club, Monday evening, pre-
, liminaries were arranged for a mass
meeting soon Tor a discussion of free
determination for Ireland The meet
ing will be held in the town hall and
| it is expected that the Jrinril&tl speak
ers will be Attorney John ! Fitzgerald
of Pawcatuck, q Protestant minister of
/ Providence, and, perhars. Former
| Governor James H. Higgins.
Private Wesley Macon,ber. Of West
| erly, member of the Severity Seventh
| Field Artillery, army of oCs:U patton in
| Germany. has been selected for uni
| -
March 7th, and will have four months
study at L'Ecole DIES Beaux Arts, and
| is listed on detail servica. He is a
| graduate of tie Rhode Island School
of Design. He was first called to Camp
| Devens, went across with the Sew
enty-Seventh. and assigned as camou-
flage artist end artillery scout. PH-
vate MacombcI saw service at Chateau
Thierry, Ves'e Verdun and Argonne,
Was gassed, and spent three weeks in
hospital.
Margaret NJ. Maine, widow of Carey
Maine died Sunday AT midnight at
her home in West Broad street, after
long illness. She was born in Hop
hinton. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Kenyon. Her husband died
about ten years ago and she leaves nc
near relatives Mrs. Maine was for
many years Jealous member of the
Fawcatuck Seventh Day Baptist
| church.
Local Laeoncs.
In Sundays Casualty list appeared
the name of Joseph Brodea:' of West
erly, who died from accident while If
the military service. This death was
previously officially reported to rela-
ives.
The price of coal has dropped fifty
cents a ton in Providence Stove Goa
is now S12 :. ton carried liz. and s11.5t
shoveled in. The drop is from s12.5'
aid s12. In New London last week
an6 this week. too, the price is $12.2j
t1rried in!
The picture of an Italian village
PAINTED by providence lrticts, in con
nection with the first drive. for Liber
ty bonds. and ever since IT profninen
place on the lawn of the Library anC
Ne mortal building, has served well it
purpose. It is now faded. obliteratet
and an eyesore. The tiIne Tor it's re
Dloval is here.
What has beccne of the proposal t
erect an arch at Canal street and Rail
read avenue. in respect 20 the West
ely boys who served in the army an
navy?
Arrangements are being carried GU
AOA lHS ISCSDl-Oll ~ DOCSA
man at the Westerly arIrGry, Taste
Monday night.
A submarine from the New Londo
base will come up the Pave atuck thi
(Tuesday) morning and Will be moor
ed at the Sherman wharf from . to
o'clock in the afternoon. for public in
spection. Captain E. z. Guy will b
in command.
DR.. John + Ruisi, who went over
seas as first lieutenant mc,iical corp
has been promoted to ha captain