Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-04

greatest blessings to the people of the United States in the history of the coun- try, He urged those present to go out and "eat up the democrats in the coming election in the same manner 8 sthay had devoured the clams at the dinner.
 Tho only local Labor day attraction will be the meet of the South County Rod and Gun club, with matches in all grades and for prizes. There will be an open-to-all event and it is expected that crack trapshooters from out of town will l he among the participants. A special tea- 1 ture of the day Will be the Winchester shooting team of 1920, who will give an | exhibition of expert and fancy shooting l and show many feats with rife and re- volver that cannot be eQualed by any shooting team in the United States. There 1 are six me nand one woman on the team and each an expert in their special line of shooting.
 One man is just as good as another, and to this old saying railroad man added and q blamed sight better" How ever, it is d queer man who does no1 know 1 his place and there are big punches of 1 this class in the employ of the railroad 1 company. who ride to and from work on local trains This applies wholly to sec ton men It is noted that when bunch 1 OI COiOTSO iapOTeTS enter JNe SI1fOk1nS CdI, 1 they segregate much as possible and sit two in a seat But when the Italian laborers come into the car they hustle to get the seat next a window and string along throughout the length of the car. They thus deprive the passenger. the man who pays his fare, of what little comfort that can be enjoyed by travel in smok- ing car.
 This condition is not wholly chargeable to the railroad labcrers, as they perhaps consider thenQselves entitled to all the rights and privileges of the passeners when ordered to ride on reular trains. But for the public convenience and comfort of passengers. and convenience of the track workers. it would perhaps be to their mu- tual advantage for the company to pro- vide a special car for their laborers who hog the best seats in a passenger car.
 Regular railroad men. such as those employed at the Midway yard and shops and who engage in train work, do not dc these things attributed to the iaborers or section men, but always courteous to tho travelling public. The condition de- scribed prevails on the early morning ac- commodation trains to the most marked degree. and from New London to West erly and from here down thea line
 Local Laconios.
 Farquhar Smith of Westerly and Ju l'ns CrandaH of Ashaway, are on 7 three days tuna fishing trip off Block Is land
 In debating the coal situation in 10 cal store. one of the disputants declared the trouble was all due to the action O that d synagogue of capitalists" As Umpire Rose. of New London shows no disposition to prosecute tn stonington men who assaulted him in tn
 White RockStonington game last Sun day, Police Chief Brown will probabl, : pigeon hole the warrants for their arrest The history of Westerly, to include tn anniversary exercises of Old Home WceI; | and which was scheduled for distribution in September, 1919, has not been publish ed, as yet.
 : The first prosecution for violation 0 . traffic regulations the parking of an au tonobile on a crosswalk was in tn 2 Third District court Friday
 ; There will be general suspension 0
 business in Westerly on Labor Day, an 2 many will spend the day elsewhere ] Not much political talk nowadays. lc cally, but it is understood the present deI i egation to the general assembly Woul not refuse renominaton. Senator Maul : lice w. Flynn has announced his candt
 dacy. and his excellent record in tn
 senate ought 10 be appreciated
 There are only two Connecticut news
 papers on file in the reading room of tn 1 Westerly, Public Library, and the No1
 wich Bulletin is one of them
 paper on The Problems of Labor i
 War and Peace was read hy Miss Ger
 trude Stillman at the basket picnic o l WednesdayNof Phebe Greene Ward char
 ter, n. "A. R.. of Westerly, held in tn l parish house in AshawaT
 White Rock is scheduled for a game C
 baseball Saturday with East Greenwic
 and on Sunday with North Kingstown
 shower was given Friday evening 9
 Rroombridge Center farm for Mis-
 Mary Morgan of Westerly
 R, Vermond A. Rice, of Providence
 will supply the pulpit of Calvary Bar
 tist church. Sunday morning
 Merrill post. American Legion. will hol
 clambake at Brightman's pond, Sur ------------------------------