Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-07

says he heard the machine behind him l :o5; the horn as 3 signal to pass, MT. l Bauer turned to the right, when the eth CT machme came alongside and n cut l ting i'll front struck the Bauer auto and 1 tipped i over. The party had just com ]! plGted q ton" ngiand an1 vera 1 eound toward their home in Yonlzers N. ! Y.
 Right Rev. William A. Hickey. co ad- ju.or bishop of the diocese of Providence, i on Monday blessed the bell that will be placed today Cruesdayj in the nelfry of the church of the tnr aculate Eonc4n- 1 ton, The bell. which weighs HOO pounds, was oL 6 scaifold in front of the chgreh i the scaffo,d being drped in American flags and the bell surrounded with vases of flowers. The bell is of the fiasst ma teF;al and bears the inscription Pre- sented to the Churce of the Immaculate Corcer:.on by the Italians of Westerly, 1o2U" The blessing was in accordance with the ritual of the Roman Catholic tchurct. very impressive. the cerenl0nv cont 'uuing for more than an hour. After. the ceremony. R64. Anton Boye of Providence. eloquentiy explained the mission and purpose of the bell ar1 con- grat1ialed his fellow ccuntrymen on their l generosity and their loyalty to church. His address was in Italian.
 1 Bishop Hickey. upon request of the pas 1 tor, Rev Samuel J. Kelledy, was the next speaker He. too congratulated the Italian parishioners on their gift. He re- i minded them that another class of im- migrants from another country built the l church and he was pleased to See the l Italians, with equal loyalty, were making 1 the work complete. He too. referred to the significance of the bell and all ! that it implied. He spoke of the nec"s- | sty of educating the children in all it's worth, but the teaching of principles of ! the church, should not be omitted. He urged that the parish be made complete
 by the establishment of paroehial 1 school
 There was a. large attendance at the beautiful ceremony Besides Bishop 1 r. A. Foley, chancellor Anton Bove of 1 Hickey. the priests present were. Revs 1 Providence J, F. Sullivan Boston T.
 Plasemans. Providence; A. OToole. Mar .rlgansetr Pier; A. Poirel. Washington, D. C.; J. ]. Fitzgerald of Pawcatucls. T. AfcKenne. of Rumford and Re-. J. J. Kelledy of Carroll A. St. Martin and J. Sullivan. of Westerly.
 ! Coroner Kingsley held inquiry olI Mon day into the death of Mrs. Flora Sheldon Bush, who was killed on the Watch lIill rosd. Saturday. by an automobile operat- r. Fields whose automobile was stopped in the middle of the road and occupants l engaged in conversation and Nr. and Mrs, llsn, testified that Davis violated
 law vheIt lie drove to the right Of the Fields car. that he should have come 10 stop vixen he saw anotker ear ap- prcaching end not take the chance hY violating the rules of the road ;hat re-
 su'fcl i1 the death of Mrs. Rusa
 The coTonet will report lis: finding Ito the clerk If the superior cont for Washington county.
 >amui Toan. 6. died saIIruly an Sunday at his home in West :c. .st IL had been in failing health for a year, but was as well as usual up to 9 o'clock when he became suddenly i'll and died within two hours. He was a stone cut ter and employed for many years by the New England Granite works. MT. Roan
 is survived by his wife and two sons.
 Local Laconics
 Lawrence S. PrrtelI, of Philadelphia
 is here with relatives.
 Nothing of 8 public nature was donE t1 Westerly in observance of lai Or aay.