Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-05
WESTERLY


 K of c. baseball management to han | dle one of the largest crowds of the year Sunday afternoon, when the fast l Bradford team plays the locals the first game in series of three.. Manager | Jack Gallagher of the Kaceys announced I Thursday, that Buck Shea of Hartford 1 had been secured to do the twirling for 1 the locals, and if he lives up to expec- tations he should easily hold the Brad
 ford nine in cheek
 Manuel Sears, GeoFEs Thompson and | Mrs. Joseph Oliver, all of Providence, were painfully injured Thursday morn
 Ing, when the Ford touring car in which 1 they were riding. became unmanageahle, l struck Q tree on the state road, about
 mile east of Dunn's Corners, and throw them out into the street MT. Sears, | owner of the ear was driving. and Mr Thompson was sitting beside him in the l front seat, with Mrs. Oliver. q rela- tive of Mir. Sears, in the rear seat. They
 were proceeding toward Westerly, when ] the front wheels of the Ford .struck a rock in the road, breaking the steering l gear. The car swung to the side of the 1 road, and struck Q tree, t'7rownT the 1 occupants out. Motprcycle C1leer George 1 Matteson soon arrived and administered l first aid pr. NJ H Scaplon was called
 and found Sears suffering from a broken
 nose and cuts on both hands. Thomp-
 saR had some bad bruises on his left leg. Mrs. Oliver sustained 3 bad cut under 1 her left eye, and an ininrF to her back. l The injured were taken to Dr. Scanlon's s
 office, and. after receiving treatment re- turned to their homes in Providence on the noen train.
 Motorcycle Officer Mattesor added tanother arrest 10 his list Thursday l morning when he appreherded R. B. 1 Miller of Philadelphia, driving along the new Post road at the rate of 50 miles
 an hour. Miller had 8 demonstration
 car for a company n Philadelphia, and admitted that he was making 50 miles an hour. trying to reach Philadelphia before night. The car was brought into the sqpaTe after the arrest and because
 of its open engine attracted many mass ersby to inspect it. Miller was broueht
 befqre the Third district court Thurs day afternoon, and Judge Oliver 1T Will Hams fined him SS5 and costs. He was
 unable to nay the fine. but arrange
 nents were made with the company he
 represents for it's payment.
 Miss I. It,-' Sears. one oi Wester, ly's Fisitip~ E>s was painfully in. , iured Thurs r1arnina at Solomon i
 sociation bac7se1 mon her. and knocked her down. Miss Helen Renson. another nurse, was driving and Miss Sears hat , l aiighted to nay 2 visit to 2. patient Sht walked behind machine and when Miss Renson backed the car struck Miss Sears giving her a possible fracture ot the left ankle, and q sprain os the righI ankle. She was treated by Tr. Charles , P Crandall and taken to the nurses i Headquarters on High street.
 The anuuaI joint outing of the West erly Physicians association and tht Westerly Dental association wa4 held or Thursday at Barnes Point Brightman'! pond with all but two of the 1oca . members absent Baseball was played in the morning. The clanabake wa, ters from N9rWich and New Londo1 were present,
 : Miss Gladys ChanneIl, F. of Westerly died Thursday morning at the Connec . ticut state training school in Mansfield } where she has been receiving tFeatmen s for the past three years. Ssle was horI 3 In Norwich. June 21. 1924. the daughte ! of Fred R. and the late Josephine G : Chappell, coming to Westerly to live 9 when a small child Since coming here f the family has resided at 172 Mai1 street Besides her father. she is sur 2 yived by two brothers, Harold ant [ Ghauaeey. both of Westerly.
 . An exciting game of baseball Is sched 2 uled to take place here Saturday whel ! the Fifth eonnany team of the R. I. N 2 G. will stack ID against the LoFrain' , mill team. The batteries for the sol diers will be Kenyon and Shacl1ner. witl , Crandall and Lnssey perft rming for tn, Lorraines.
 During the past few xsars bailding Ii ? Westerly has been practically at a stand
 still, but few days ago, William A Wilcox of taae West Side stated tha 2 four new houses would be construetec 7 soon by him on his land on West Broat ? street Since that time. 9 surveyor ha : laid out the plot into building lots an,
 streets, and the contract for the erection Of the first house has already been let 2 2 The tract of land between East ayenu and Beach street, owned by Alexande : c. Thompson, has also been surveyed s Lacpnics.
 I,l An invitation to join the Westerly Fir district was rendered tine residents Q '' Pleasant View at the Improvement so 5, ciety meeting Wednesday night but ac m tion was deferred for few weeks.
 The fifteen fresh air children beinI entertained by the Pawcatuek Gongrega B tional church were given a luncheon O
 Wednesday afternoon at the Food sho
 on High street by Mrs Charles Alex