Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-29

Michael Rosso, of Westerly, is seeking his son, James, age 15, and says 1t is a case of finding the boy or burying his wife. The boy had been working. un- der certificate for the Westerly Textile company, but was discharged during last week Saturday morning he received wages due him, about S14. and has not been home since. The father believes the boy is in Norwich or New London. and that he is in the latter city going there with the Block Carnival company that was in Pawcatuck last week Young Rosso is about five feet four, light com plexion, that is not swarthy like the a~- craze Italian. He wore khaki trousers, blue jacket, Hilk cap of light shade and black shoes. Mir. Rosso was in New London Monday in search of his son, and visited the carnival grounds. There are eight other children in the Resso fami- ly.
 Earl Champlin, IS, a colored boy, light shade, went away with James Rosso. He is nephew of John Michael and lived with him. The Champlin boy had no money. Mir. Rosso has asked the poliee to aid him in locating the missing boy
 The Westerly electrical workers, af- filiated with Norwich local, No. 225, are out on strike. Under the working agree ment it is specified that either party may abrogate this agreement. The local work CTS were receiving seventy-five cents ar hour. and demanded eighty-Seven and one-helf cents.~ Notice was served or the employers as required under the agreement, but the workmen received nc response. The notice was extended fol another month. Then the demand WaS flatly refused AS this strike is loca mature. the men are free to secure work outside the jurisdiction of Leca No. 225.
 The caddies who follow the golfers O the MfStuxet club, Watch Hill, more than fifty of them, assembled in DixoI square, soon after seven o'clock in tn. morning and try to bum a ride to tn, golf grounds in vehicles bound that way 1 Some get a ride that way, but the res | go by trolley route. They make gran, l rush for the 7.45 car, and some boun' l the car while in motion. One of the boy missed his step Monday morning ant | came very near going under the wheels A warning has been given repeatedly t 1 the boys to waite until the car stops an, | avoid danger
 \ general order from the office of tn adjutant general gives permission to or l ganization of the Rhode Island Nationa | Guard, armed and equipped as a militar l body. Monday, July 5th, to take par in the observance of Independence Day ] This order does not affect Westerly a there is no military company here an | there will be E& parade. Several lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose will parad 1 on Sunday afternoon proceeding an out ing at Atlantic beach. There will be n 1 general observance of the day in Wester 1 iy
 In order to increase the service, eff ciency the Westerly Light and Powe ] company has contracted with the East | ern Connecticut Power company to ful nish the local company electricity fe light A<l power, and at rate lower tha it coL.j be produced here The Easter Connecticut company has a large an
 modern generating plant at Uncasvill capable of producing an immense amour
 of electricity and by reason of the ca pacity, lessens the cost of production
 comparison with the products of sma
 generating plants.
 In order to give service to the Wes erly company as soon as possible u
 gang of workers has been doubled C
 the extesion work from Hallville to Wes
 erly.
 Two Westerly High School graduate
 Harry NJ. Gill and Reginald L. Dea
 will leave here Wednesday for We
 Point and begin their course of studies
 the United States Military Acaden
 Both young men have passed the rig l examinations for entry and for the pre-
 ent will be the only representatives fro 1 Westerly in that army institution. Des
 was graduated from Westerly High scho
 in 1919 and Gill in 1919.
 William 4. FaIlOn of Newport, son
 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W Fallon of Pay
 catuck and Miss Margaret Mahorey, u
 daughter of Mir. and Mrs John Malone
 were married Monday at nuptial ma by Rev. John J. Fitzgerald, in St N chaers church. They were attended Miss Margaret Mahoney, of New Tor ! a sister of the bride and Thomas Ere
 nan of Norwich Many friends and r,
 atives were at the marriage ceremoni
 an dat the reception that followed at t B home of the brides parets, in Ced
 street.
 A fire alarm was sent in Mondi