Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-23

ShsrTnan's s Sons eoAapany. has disap- peared and his aequaiHtaHees' are ex- ercised as to his wheveabouta He is an aEdent advocate ef the AdvenH ehusch and is extremely religious in bis talk and actions Mrs Marshall lived alone in a. base ment at the rear Saf the Conamero-s ! house In P&weatuck, and near the { rsveA There was leak in the water pipes in the teneyneHt above the base- | Enent rented by Marshall, and 1t was necessary to get into the basement to ihvestiEste. The door was locked and no rcspoif-e eafne ta repeated calls: to open the door. Finally a window was raised snu entraAce effected The water pipes were foun dfrozen. There waS no trace of Marshall. Marshall di@ not return to work Monday of last week. HOT did he call for his pay envelope. He had work ed on the previous FridAx and had not been seen by his employers since. remain away from his work. which is contrary to his custom therefore his ansence is chased among the Hays- tefieus. So far as known no one in this vfei~sev has seen Marshall n the last ten dave.
 The saxpayefs ef Westerly, several weeks ago, in town meeting. accept | ed the proposition Of The Ntnigret I company for the purchase Of River side park. Westerlys playground. to be devetsd to naanafaotilrilag purposes. The purchase price fixed was $6,o00, and that sefa was to be set aside for the purchase of playground, baseball field and for general field sports. A ! new location has been practically se- leeted. but Up to the present time no purchase has been made although i'm I mediate action in regard to the sale | was urged in the town meeting. A member of the school committee stat cd that it was expected the transfer would be made thts week.
 There is runaor. however. that The Nintsret company may met need the Riverside park land in connection with the proposed extension of their | local plant as the company already possesses adequate land for the pro posed building and that the proposed plan to expend $500 600 in new build inss in Riverside park may not ma teFislizs.
 ceastruetive xerx has begun on the new buildings to be added to the plant of the Lorraine Mahufaeturine : company h Mechanic street, Fawea-
 tuck. The starting off was aecomp- P tishea Monday and the work will now F go fefward uAintesrupsediy: The plan proposed naeaAs q. plant iarael s than that of the Bradford pyeins as T. sociation at BrAdfesd and the neN ,f naili will be equipRed with the mos
 modern of equipment and the plan al 1 will be operated exclusively by cleo IS trietty, With motors for each set O A looms. When the extensive addition. ,n are completed and fully equipped, ths s- machinery in the present plant will b' N Fepuaced by more modern machiner1 t- and will also be operated by electrit
 motors, The first units of the new y section of this plant eaFves an ex lg Include the amount required to built IS houses to meet the requirements O :. the largely increased number of op q WAtives.
 \, 0nly seventeen legislative days ne, 4 main for the present session of tht ,s general assembly, as the sixty day 'S for which the members can draw s5 .s day and mileage will have beer ,S reached. In the opinion of some as s7 seMblymen the session will be extend ,s ed beyond the sixty days period D, v rason of important legislation Una
 came in late and is entitled to prepe r per diem pay for actual attendance Y which tfisuFees q full membership a ,,S every session.
 aae Ameae | -si-4e-=a-..--st -,,s 5ta;.s 1se n,s n 'e come before the assembly are: - complete e .s eeafperatiol
 laws; alternate sessions 0 fthe su
 perior court at West arly and Kings ton; se o0o,ooo capital increase of tn ae Providence Telephone company; day eE light saving; and legislation for tn CT reorganization Of the Rhode Ialan sss company.
 v Fer indecent axposurs, while il
 Wilcox park and in Elm stree n Charles Toscane. who has 8 wife an - three children, was arrested by Pc n licenar Curtin and placed in tn V police station, Toscaao denies tn, F accusation, but admits he might aav
 been careless ir some particulars
 had violated the law. but he dsnie
 wilful violation. BefoEs Judge Olive
 H. Williams in the Third distric
 court he pleaded not guilty to tn
 charge. He was held in bonds c
 s5oe for hearing Friday next.
 Hamilssn s, cenant. Rhode Islam
 executive seeretAry Of the Inter
 tshurch World Movement, Verne
 Rice, state strvey direeter and Re1
 pr, Harris, assistant director of fin
 aHee. were In Westerly Monday in tn
 interest of the movement. In th
 morning there was preliminar
 meeting and the suhiect was discus
 sed with local Protestant clergymer
 At q dinner at the Colonial club eac
 church in Westerly was represente
 by two delegates and the pastor. NJ
 GeRant outlined the proposed surve,
 and plans for the nation n-wide driv
 for $aas.TTf.b7a, the aggregat
 smount of the. budset of the tairt
 deneminatiens In the movement. an
 which will be on frefn April 25 t
 May z. He dWeit on the survey (
 hospitals and homes made by tn
 movement, and said. 'In the field (
 Humanitarian effort the church has al
 ways led Che way.
 "The church Hospitals and chure
 homes fer the aged and for defence
 Jess children have always been bea
 cen hghte in American ccrrmunitis
 These wiil be continued on an es
 banding eeale Ae provision is made
 the survey of the Inter -Churc'n Werl
 Movement fcf meeting this unhnish
 task
 MT. Rice told Of the way to take Il lreligion census, by 2 house to heul
 canvass and that there should be T
 attenapt to pteeelyte. Rev. MT. Hal
 sis spoka briefly on the general Al
 aflctal plan of nf6venaerlt.
 George ken34nstn Utter was eelec
 ed as director of the census [, - the cansus for Westerly 1Ths dei . gaSes for the churches present wer, tReY, T A. MaeD0naid Rev Bhi1fn