Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-01

CTS of tobacco, cigars and cigarettes, ex- pired Wednesday. A deputy collector Of the internal revenue department is at the post office to receive taxes and give out public information.
 The Rhode Island representatives of the American College of Surgery, are ar ranging for state clinical meeting to be held during the year. The organiza- tion contemplates holding clinics in the Providence hospitals, with afternoon meetings for the laity conducted by speakers of note, and evening sessions where papers relating to the science. of surgery will be read and discussed. The American College of Surgeons is an or ganization which has a fellowship of more than 4000 surgeons in the United States and Canada.
 Rev. Edmund J. Cleveland, rector of Christ Episcopal church and fighting chaplain in the world war, led the pro- cession of Sunday school children and l workers from the church, to the trolley ] stop-station on Main street Wednesday
 morning. There the party boarded two l open cars, were conveyed to Atlantic Beach casino and enjoyed the annual out
 ing of the Sunday school.
 Nearly every woman in Westerly over | 21 who has resided in the town, state and country the time required by law has reg | istered to vote in the coming presidential election. The great majority of women
 gave all the information required for ] registration gracefully and freely, but a l few baked when asked as to their age
 and place of birth. None refused. how | ever, in answering every question, and | all who applied were registered.
 James Rosso, 15. and Earl Champlin | IT, who left home Saturday without con I off to see the country, are now at the police station in Fitchburg, Mass, the
 Rosso boys wad of $14 having dwindled l to 0. They called at police headquarters | in that city, told the chief of their cir | cumstances and stated they wanted tc | get honle. Chief Brown received a tele- pleone communication from the chief oi the Fitchburg police Wednesday after noon and notified the father of Rosso also gave notice to Champlin's grand mother. MT. Rosso will go to Fitchburs
 and accompany the /runaways back home Westerly motorcyclists have organized and elected these officers: Peleg Briggs
 president; Everett E. Ingham, vice presi-
 dent; Paul Merrill, captain; Everett | Haskell, first lieutenant; George Matti-
 son, second lieutenant l.. Parnigoni, sec. retary; Samuel Girven, treasurer. A | Hob dpDOlHl6u IO recommend
 a name for the organization. The start is
 made with membership of 25.
 Local Laconics.
 The vote of Westerly vii be more than doubled by the addition of women voters Mrs. Hannah Mattison, 97, . Hope | Valley, is said to be the oldest woman
 registered as a voter in Washington county
 The increase of fares on the Shore | Line electric railway in this section will
 be in force today To River Bend $ l cents to Winnepaug farm, 10 cents
 Pleasant View and Atlantic Beach. 15 fcents; Campbell's station, 20 cents Weekapaug, 25 cents. On the Ashaway
 line: To Sweeney's quarry, cents; to
 McNally's shop, 10 cents; Potter. Hill and | Ashaway, 15 cents
 Schooner Esquimo of Parrsboro, Nova Scotia, has arrived at Westerly with a 1 cargo of lumber from St. Martins. New Brunswick. Mrs. Hobart B. Ayers and family of | Pittsburgh have arrived at their summer i home. Hillandale, at Haversham.
 i This (Thursday) evening a receution will be rendered Rev Byron U. Hatfield the new pastor of the First Baptist church. | Ten members of the class of 1s6o
 Westerly High school, held a reunion | Tuesday night at the Wigwam, Pleasant i View. <