Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-01
WESTERLY

The local lodge of Loyal Order of Moose, in order not to interfere in any
 way with regular church services, de-
 cided to hold their parade and festivities
 and, even business sessions, on the sf-
 ternoon of Sunday, July 4. Several wis,
 iting lodges will participate in the pa-
 rade and in the general outing at Att
 lantic Beach casino. So far as known
 this will be the first public observance
 ever in Westerly of Independence Day
 on Sunday. There will bs at least 800
 Moosemen in the parade, and three or
 four bands. The line of march will )t
 be long and after the parade the mem
 bers of the organization and friends ~.ll
 go to Atlantic beach in specal trolley
 cars The public is being invited to the field sports at the beach.
 In honor of all that Independence Day
 represents, there will be observance on Monday by general suspension of bus mess. That's all. The latest transfer deeds of real es- tate recorded in the office of Town Clerk Everett E. Whipple are: Daisy H.
 Peabody to Beatrice M. Burdick, strip of
 land in Spruce street; Washington l Trust company to Daisy H. Peabody, lot l in Spruce street; Michael D. c. Papalia to Charles W. Gray, house and lot in John street; Alzada A. Saunders to James H. Hagan ct ux., lot at Pleasant View; Michael M. Mccarthy to Charles | J. Mccarthy ct al, house and lot at
 Pleasant View; Hobart c. Saunders ct ux. to Josephine Albamanti house and
 lot in Newton court; Horace G. Lewis ct al to Crumb Quarry company, house and lot in Bradford :; Maurice w. Flynn ct al to Elizabeth A. Whalen ct al house and lot in Rocket street; Elizabeth A | Whalen to NJ Walter Flynn, Jr., house and lot in Rocket street; M. Walter l Flynn, Jr to Edward J. Whalen ct ux | house and lot in Rocket street; Robert l Scott, ct al, to James Hamilton, IT, | house and lot in Oak street; Nellie E. | Bliven to Catherine M Bliven, house and | lot in Elm street; Amello Matarese to 1 Peter Cosentino, lot in Central park l Elizabeth A. Coulter to John I. Romef house and lot at Watch Hill; Alexan- 1 der West to Thomas Saddow, lot in Fair view park; Emma S. Critcherson to Ho- l bart C. Saunders ct ux, house and lot ir
 Spruce street; Mary s. Crafts to Henry
 A. Stahle, lot at Pleasant View; J. Frank l Davis to Ella S. Davis, house and lot ir 1 Margin street; Joseph H. Thompson, et l al, to Katherine J. Thompsin house anc | lot in Bradford.
 1 During the same period there were re- corded eight mortgages aEgregating SIP 1 100, three releases of mortgages, one | lease and one certificate of amendment tc | articles of association.
 1 Governor Beeckman has been asked by l the governor of Texas to send duchess | to the queen to assist in the coronation 1 ceremonies to be a feature of the Texas i Cotton Palace exposition to be held early l in November. The governor is expect 1 ed to designate a young woman as the 1 official representative of Rhode Island. Ii
 the governor intends to make the selec- 1 ton impartially he might visit Westerly where there are several young ladies who could fill the bill. Following the coronation ceremonies there will be a | ball. and numerous home socials for the | duchess, one from each state in the
 Union.
 1 Wise Westerly people who to go abroad secured their passports before 1 the price was advanced, the new rate being effective today, July 1st. Hereto i fore the applicant paid s2 for the nee essary credentials to travel through for eign countries as an American citizen
 Recently congress raised the price to s10 nine of which goes to the United States i treasury, and one to the clerk of the | United States district court where ap- plication for a passport is made. | Mischeyious boys entered the Chestnut
 street schooIhouse, by forcing window l and disarranged everything that was moi
 nailed down, but did no real damage They then raised every window, opened i the doors, and departed. The condition was reported to Superintendent Bacon 1 and in due time the janitor undid the mischief done by the boys, who are a present unknown to school authorities ol police.
 4 Westerly building firm having /; contract in Bradford, had considerable hardware stored in a shack on the prem
 ises where the building operati - art | going on. Tuesday night this shack
 was forced open and quite large quan tity of the hardware was stolen. Int theft was reported to the Westerly DO lice, and the special officer at BradforC was instructed to endeavor to detect thu offender
 Federal taxes on pleasure boats, auto
 mobiles operated for hire, brokers tax | oleofnargarife manufacturers tax, tax
 on theatre and amusement halls, tax or | bowling alleys and pool tables, shooting galleries, riding aeademies, manufactur,