Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-19

The Rhode Island delegation to the democratic national convention, which begins in San Francisco, June 2S, will leave Providence tomorrow (Sunday)f at 1130 standard time, for Worcester, where their cars will be attached toi the Wolverine express leaving at 3.15, land 20 over the same route that the republi- can delegates took to Chicago, arriving in that city at 3 o'clock, Monday morn ing. The party will leave Chicago at 7.10 D. m.. on the Chicago Northwest ern railroad. The delegation will reacn Omaha at s.10 Tuesday morning and remain there until in the afternoon. The next stop will be at Colorado Springs al 7.30. Wednesday morning. After breakfast an automobile tour will be pro vided to include Manitou and Garden of the Gods At 1855 a. rn the party will leave the Springs and go over the Den yer and Rio Grande railroad. The dele ration will reach Salt Lake City Thurs day at 255 ?. m.
 The train will leave Salt Lake City at 1155 Thursday night, over the Salt Lake route. and Saturday morning at o'clock the party is due to arrive in Los Angeles. leaving Los Angeles at 2.S5 D. m. over the Southern Pacific, stopping at Santa Barbara in the evening. and
 
 morning.
 The return trip, beginning July will he by way of the Canadian rockies and the Great Lakes. The party is due pack in Providence, July 18th.
 John J. Fitzgerald. prominent law yer of Rhode Island. is specially well known in Westerly as counsel for En- gineer Mansfield. charged with man slaughter in connection with the Brad ford railroad wreck, and whose trial was the longest ever held in Westerly. The attorney was given a complimentary ban ouet Thursday night in the Chamber or Commerce building, Pawtucket. Tne ar fair was prompted by Mir. Fitzgeralds activity in the recent Irish bond drive, which he brought to a successful con- ,I,sIon in Rhide Island. Two hundred men of prominence throughout the state were at the banquet
 At the conclusion of the speechmaK- Ing Colonel Peter E Hayes. Of Paw .ucket presented Mt. Fitzgerald hand some travelling bag and set. He urged Mir Fitzgerald to take the bag with hlm 70 San Francisco. where he will attend he democratic convention, as token ,f remembrance of his friends back home. in behalf of his friends in Newport C. ~. Moore presented Mir. Fitzgerald sterling silver cigarette case.
 Rev. David Nelson Beach. Jr.. (younE- est son of President David Nelson Beach ,f the Theological seminery. pastor or nawcatuck Congregational church,1S7 iS79) has resigned the pastorate Of the ~ongregational church. Millinocket, Me- 70 accept a call to the First Congrega- .ional church. Guilford, Conn. Rev. MT, Beach wishes to continue his preparation Tor the foreign mission field. and this move will give him an opportunity to study at the Yale Mission School or which his uncle, Professor Harlan r. Beach. is the head.
 The Lombard Hathaway circus. that has been in Westerly two days, Wednes- iay and Thursday, under adverse wealth. ST circumstances was called back to Bridgeport. Friday, by telegraph. This company had been playing in small towns several weeks. giving really good per formances. but the patronage was not up 70 expectations. The company is evl- 5ently under the control of the Ringland- Brothers -Barnum and Bailey circus. with winter quarters in Bridgeport. One of he acts in this small show, Professor