Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-13

The body of Private Harley P. Chase | ras arrived from overseas and the fun eral is to be held from Christ Episcopal church. He was killed in action in France Sept -26, 1918. He entered the .ervice May 25. 1913 and went to Camp Upton. from where he was soon trans ferred To Camp Meade. Within three weeks from the time he left town he was overseas. where lie received his training. He was @ private ia Co. 1, 514th Infan- ,ry. U s A.. when he was killed in ac- lion. While in Westerly he was employ .-d as a carrier in the Westerly post of fee being one of seven young men in the office to serve their country in the war Private Chasc was one Of a squad of Westerly boys including Wn. Quinlan Frank Foley and Mario Cali, being another one. 10 fall. Private Chase was ths son of Mir and Mrs Edgar M Chase of High street, Westerly and was .s years old when killed. He was edu- cated in tha public schools here. Besides his parents he is survived by two sis TOTS. Mrs. Thomas P. Lenihan of this own and Mrs. John Cranston of Charles town. and three brothers, Henry F. Chase Ht Westerly. Ralph of Washington. R. T. and PrlntIss Chase Of Jewett City, Conn.
 The Pawcatuck ". c. T. C. wednes- day afternoon listened 10 most interest Ing talk on World Prohibition by Mrs. Jeanette Halsamman at Boston. Neigh boring unions were invited to attend and a good crowd met at the Congregational ahurch tl hear her.
 Columbus Day here was observed in a .uI4t mann. Tte schools and bank closed Tor the day. IH the years gone by the Italian residents celebrated, but the eel e6rations have been postponed and W'ill be a1 Armistice Day when the whole town uu join ip g. uig celebration.
 The Westerly H'sh school football game with rtf Vocational eleven Of New London sroFeI lha chief attraction of the day at Riverside park. The schools were ..la.y matched and a good gan1e was played
 Fhebc Green Ward Chapter. D. 4. R.. Was ter guest for the October meeting of tna board 8t management at the home of Mss Amelia Potter on High street. The state officers were Sues.s also The chap Ter voted t8 help financially in the Arm .s.ire day celel ration and to participate .u ia whatever form is decided upon .r. state regent Mrs. Samuel H. Davis gave au entertaining talk Mrs Martha Gardiner or Sloucum. the state historian, gay. a helpful adress on the program .ar rexr-y year.
 The oHice of the dispatcher of the Nor ..sl and Westerly Electric Rauray com rary which tas been located on G0gges- -ygI s.rs-- ~ill hereafter be located in , Mystic The offices Of the manager, SUD- .r.~rerle1- and auditor will also be To- ..teI tl.-=.
 Funeral services for Thomas Pugh were hold Wednesday afternoon at his homo -- Main street. Burial was in River Bend cemetery,
 aas1,sr. today cThursdav) advances one cent a gallon here. making it 29c.
 Harry N Knowles Of Narragansett Fs.r
 Among those who will attend the staff ford Springs fair today tTiursday), are Judge Herharr Rathbrn. w H. Casey Edward Barbour. Judge Elias F. Hinck- '-, et t1riu-to1 and Attorney J. J Iu1r. They will make the trip by auto mobile
 anseIo sImone, ,. Of 80 Oak street, died 1t I7hthsrit Tuesday evening aft CT brief i.Iee.s
 George wood ward while coming out rf rfe usss1ge-wsE between Ed1aunds s.1re and lhe and 10 cent store We'd reslag. e1- into the trolley tracks witt Hs car while trying Co make the turn tl go down TiEh street. This is Q sharI -lrr and The tracks are torn up al this point where ti4 aew rails are to be lait by tle trolley company No special dam 1ge was done.
 Tho E,5 held meeting Wednesday vlzr plans were considered regarding th, parade 1n ArlIs.ic- lay.