Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-03

under the direction of Miss Jessie M.
Utter will present the sacred rcantata,
Daughter of Jairus, by Stainer, Monday
evei-ing, March s, at the church on Film
street The solo parts will be sung by
Mrs. Ralph H. Koelb, soprano, Andrew
H, Gray tenor, and Ralph ! H. Izoelb,
bass. In addition to the regular choir,
the following local singers have been Sc
cured TO augment the chorus: Mrs.
Ralph NJ. Briggs, Mrs. Bessie S. Fowler,
Alexander M. Blake, William S. Martin
and Raymond H. Hiscox.
Prospects for another championship
baseball team at the Westerly High
school are bright, for word was received
Wednesday from Barber, last years star
pitcher, that he might be on the mound
again this year for the local boys. Bar
Der left Westerly last fall to attend
school up in Vermont, where he has rel
atives. It would appear that baseball
competition in those parts is not as keen
as it is here, and for that reason, he is
seriously considering a return to w. H.
S. about May /. Should he return, it
would seem that w. H. S. would have a
good chance to cop the imaginary inter-
scholastic pepnant. of southern Rhode ISL
and and eastern Connecticut.
Trial Of the case Of state VS.. Frank w.
Coy Real Estate Company, ct al, was
continued all day Tuesday before Judge
Chester w. Barrows in the superior court
Wednesday. Due to the fact that reg
ular session of the court was held in
the superior court rooms, this case was
heard in the rooms of the Third district
1 court. John Bristow. Capt. William F.
Saunders, and Thomas Mckenzie all tes-
tilted on various phases of the case, and
multitude of maps and fled were pro-
duced as evidence by both sides 1t is
expected that it will be several days be-
fore the case can be completed. -
/ A talk by Charles NJ. Kebbe of High
street on Building Laws for Westerly
featured the March meeting Of CHE West
erly Board Of Trade held in the council
rooms of the town building Tuesday eve
lining. There was a good attendance. Pre-
vious to Mr.. Kebbe's talk routine bus.
mess was transacted 1he proposed &c
vision of two sections of the bylaw:
which had been. laid on the table for e
month was unanimously accepted. The
changes now make the executive commit
tee smaller and do not require that chair
men of committees be picked from mem
bers of the executive committee. Any
member of the board in good standing is
eligible for head of committee.
| On motion of A R. Stillman it was
voted that the board hold its annua
banquet in June at Watch Hill, the date
to be decided upon by the entertainment
committee.
| Local Laconics. g
| Revs. W. B. Greene, B. T. Livingston
and C. E. McColley of Providence deliv
| cred addresses at the conference of evan
gelism held Tuesday afternoon in thu
First Baptist church.
Thomas B. Norris of. New Bedford
Mass, IS visiting relatives on the Yves
Side
Native smelts caught IN the Pawcatucl
river are on sale at local markets.
In the bridge whist match played OF
Tuesday evening at the Colonial club, tn
team, of the Colonial club beat the Ma
sonic club players by 5942 points
# About 80 attended the first of the bus
mess mems special lunches which wa
served at the Colonial club Tuesday. TIL
committee in charge plan to have liv