Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-07

The South District W. c. T. U. Of Rhode Island is to hold convention in the vestry of the Episcopal church, West erly, Tuesday. The opening session. will begin at 10 o'clock and the afternoon session at o'clock. The state president, Mrs. E. H. Roberts will be present all day and the subject for the afternoon address will be The Obligations of Vic tory Representative s. H. Davis will speak on Legislation and Law Enforce ment, Mrs Mary Harris Armour, of Georgia, who is to give a talk at the High School hall at o'clock in the evening on A Square Deal, will be at the convention in the forenoon. All the ses- sions are public.
 The Sanitary corps is receiving sub scriptions for 1922 and it is hoped that every family will take advantage of sub scribing to this worthy cause and thus avail themselves of the ambulance ser | vice when needed. By contributing S2.50 before the end of the current year each will become a member. The different places of business are assisting by col lecting dues for this and cards for mem l berships can be procured from many of the firms. Trips with the ambulance have been made all over Rhode Island and Connecticut, no matter how great l the distance when called.
 i With large stations between Prov
 dence and New London, the Western Union Telegraph has but two stations, and those at Mystic and Westerly. Ston- 1 ington business men have tried many 1 times to have a station located there
 but without avail. One must either go to
 a telephone for it's service or go with out
 The Glory Band that has been hold | ing meetings at the Hope Valley Bap- tist church all the week held the clos ing meetings Sunday with morning and evening services. The solos by Messrs
 Blackburn and Hair were beautifully ren
 dered. Thursday evening Rev. Jona
 than Osborn, Of Mystic Baptist churcl
 spoke to a large crowd. The talks ot
 D. B. Hart have proved most interesting
 educational and powerful. A large ban
 ner has been stretched across the iron
 of the church bearing the inscription
 Jesus Christ The King" There was n'
 meeting Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Tyler Collins entertained Bud long W. R. C., at her home on Par
 avenue, Thursday afternoon. The mem
 bers made articles for Christmas sale.
 The funeral service of Mrs. Bridge Crowley of White Rock. was held Frida.
 at a. m. at the Chu,/h of the Inmac
 ulate Conception, in Westerly. Rev , Father Cassange celebrated requiem hig
 mass and Leo Higgins sang most ef
 fectively. The bearers were John Me
 Kale, John Hughes, Richard Hughes
 Daniel Donohue, Thomas Ry an. Buria , was in St. Michaers new cemetery. Before Judge Oliver Williams in tn 7 Third District court there were two cas- es Friday morning for exceeding th l speed limit Antone Tiori, of 50 Pierc
 street, for an offence Oct 31, was fine l ss5 and costs of S2.S0. The other of } fender was GeorSe Litman, 6S Joh street, also adjudged guilty. Mir. and Mrs T. J. Common are visitin : Mrs. Patrick Kelly on Asylum stree y Norwich. Mr.. Connor is manager 6 the Barbour store and is on weeks va cation.
 D. L. Urquhart of Providence was e business caller here the past week. l Miss Lucy Crowley was in Providenc : Friday.
 - Thursday afternoon Mrs. Frank Sull : van of 23 Cross street entertained tf Ladies circle of the Pawcatuck Congr'
 gational church. Refreshments were ser
 ed during the afternoon.
 William McGrath is with the Joh
 Hancock Insurance Company of u 1 Westerly
 The College club met last week wit