Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-14

and had substituted in the West Broad street school She was popular with many friends and the announcement of her death was received with expressions of sorrow and regret. Miss Stedrnan had not been in good health for some time, and she was taken to the hospital last Thursday evening in the Westerly Sani- tary corps ambulance.
 Besides her mother; she is survived by four brothers and six sisters: George F. of North Stonington, John H. of West erly, Frederick 0. of Mystic and Charles E. Stedman of Westerly. and Mrs C. NJ s. Berth, Mrs. Albert Coates of North Stonington. Mrs. Latham N. Bentley, Mrs Erva Brown, Miss Jessie Stedman and | Mrs. Howard Bentley of Westerly. ! Miss Stednan was a member of the 1 North Stonington grange and the Congre- gational church. She was born in North Stonington Aug. :, 1S97,.Was educated in the schools of that town and was grad uated from the Wheeler. school in the class of 1915.
 The Colonial Air Ser<iee company of | Westerly has been organized with these 1 incorporators: Cash Miller, George Fl. Harper, Harold D. Kenyon and Francis | G. Ahern. An aeroplane of English type, to carry two passen gers. has arrived from Mineoia and it is planned to have the ma chine at the Kingston fair. The purpose of the company is to engage in exhibi- hons. passenger flights, taxi service and the making of aerial surveys. maps, pho tographs, both still and animated.
 At the esth annual meeting of the Pawcatuck W. (. T. L. these officers were elected: Carrie B. Frazier. president; Gertrude Burdick, vice president; H. NJ. Burdick, corresponding secretary; Mabel Palmer, recording secretary H. M. Bur- dick. treasurer; Louisa Jaeger, auditor The superintendents chosen are: Evangel- istic, flower mission and relief, Lib6ie Wooster: H. NJ Burdick, press; Lucy O. Gavltt. scientific temperance instruction and medical temperance Ruth R. Nash, publications Clara c. Hall. franchise Elizabeth Palmer. fraternal calls; Clara l c. Hall and Gertrude Burdick medal con- tests Mary Main. parlor meetings: Alice Palmer, current events; Carrie R. Frazier and Louisa Jaeger fair work H. NJ bur dick, parliamentary drills
 1 An automobile from Massachusetts in i jured a couple of iceInen the rear end of an ice cart and put the machine out when | in Beach street. Ice was being delivered at the residence of Deputy Sheriff Mitch | 1 ice cart getting a piece of ice and was i struck in the left leg by the mudguard Of the automobile. which collided with the cart. Charles Whitman. who was on the seat of the cart was thrown over one oi
 the horses and landed in the gutter anc his left arm was severely sprained and bruised. The operator of the automobile declared the steering gear became disar.
 ranged and that he would settle for thc
 damage inflicted.
 There is to be curtajIment of eiectri,
 railway service, beginning Thursday b!
 which the service between Westerly an,
 Norwich Will be on three-hours in
 stead Of the present two-hour schedule
 and the early milk car service will b'
 discontinued. Cars will. leave Westeri.
 for Norwich at s.l5, 9.15 a. m.. 12.lj
 3.15, 615 and s.15 D. m., Leaving Ncr
 wich for Westerly at 7.3o, 10.So |. m
 1.30. 4.3o, 7.3s and 105o ?. m. Thi