Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-09

laadS evening. The people here have con- ltr5hEled libe-ally. Final arrangements lhaye been made, for union Catholic ser- tv3ces sthat swin be -held Friday morning l2ts1hes Church of the Immaculate Con- lcsptloa. The exercises will consist of lAvsoieEnn: high mass. of requiem at O. iclock sfor the boys who gave their lives i'm the World war. The services aTn ipuhIic for an citizens of Westerly and iPawcatnck It .is expected that a num- Der. ofz organizations will attend in SS6y. The music win be furnished by lths combined chorus of the Church Of tthe Inarnac1iaae Conception and St. Mi ichAers. The mass will be celebrated by Rev. Thomas J Lari:n, pastor of the Hlghe street 4Schafch- and the sermon of tribute will sbe delivered by Rev. J. J. EltzgeraId. pastor of the Pawcetuck church.
 The American Legion has announced ehat Lieut--Joha Datson win take charge ofs tho military guard that will be fur nisl1e1 by Merrill post and assist the police in. directing the traffic. They will '9lso remain on duty until late at night Voting began at o'clock Tuesday and mach Interest wGs manifested here by bscls men and women. Tho people were out early to cast their ballots for hhe. town officers. The republicans chose as moderator Eugene B. Pendleton, and Tor town clerk, Everett Whipple Their ticket and vote was: First councilman, Clifford Campbell. 95s; second council man. Thomas Morrison, 974; third -coun- ciiman. George B. Utter. s20 fourth councilman, Louis J. Rossi, 935; fifth councilman, Charles Fowler, s61; sixth John D. Nichols, 973; seventh counei- 7nan. Farquhar Smith, 1oI4; town treas fursr, James M. Pendletdh. reelected col Hector of taxes, James NJ. Pendletons loVe-Sser of poor, Oliver P. sCraadaH; as- seszor of taxes, six years. Walter c. 'Hfscox . school committee, rsix years Edgar P Maxson, reelected; highway commissioner six years, Charles B. Berry, rec .ected; moderator, first repre- sentatse district, Ira B. Crandall; clerk first representative district, John ]. Dunn moderator second, Eugene Pen. nleton. clerk, second, Louis Stanton Dr. Thomas '. Robinson elected to legisia- 1ure in place of J. T. Murphy. de- ceased. The republicans were out in number working for their candidates. The democratic ticket and vote fol- lows, First councilman. Lawrence s. Foley, 3S3; second councilman, George IT. Bray. gro; third councilman, Frank C. Booth, 419; fourth councilman, Fred erick R. Cottrell 3s9; fifth council snan Thomas V. B. Clancy, 3S9; sixth councilman, Winslow N. York, ss3 sev- enth- councilman, Sebastiano Manera. s2s
 Doubtless due to an oversight when Westerly celebrates with a big parade, Tot one of the aides appointed by the chief marshal. have been chosen from the members of the American Legion Post here. This. should be wholly their day hrst and foremost insevery form Of cele- .bration- As it is the members win march in and among the different organ 7zations and not in a body as should have been done at the head. as Westerly's heroes. Following is the line of parade; Marshal, Col Everett E. Whipple. Aides-Charles H. Ledward, Abraham P. Datson, Shelbey c. Nicholson, FL vin B. Byerr
 First DivIsion
 Fifth Company c. A C., I. N. G.
 Merrill Post, A. L. Budlong Post C. A. R., and Budlong w. R. C. on foot automobiles and float Hancock Post, c. A. R. and Hancock VI. R. c on foot, automobiles and float Robert Brucker Camp, Spanish War
 Veterans
 Westerly Boy Scouts
 St. MichaePs Boy Scouts Westerly Sanitary Corps, with Anabu-
 lance.
 Second Diyision.
 Division Marshal and Aides
 Band
 CHiz Engineer and Assistant Engineer,
 Westerly Fire Department
 Westerly Fire Police Cyclone Engine Co. No. g. with Appara-
 ma
 Alert Hook Ladder Co.,, with Appara- Rhode Island Engine Co. No. 1, with
 Apparatus
 Chief Engineer and Assistant Engineers
 PaEcRtVck Fire Police F. & Bareer Hose Company with ap-
 paratus
 ChfsS Engineer and Assistant Engineers
 Watch Hin Flre Department Watch HiA FiIe Company with Appara- Westerly Veteran Bremen with hand
 engine.
 TAlre Division.
 Division Marshal and Aides.
 Kiides Band, Clan Leslie Calecont&n Society; Lady Leslie Lodge, A D, o. g,
 Sons and Daughters of Liberty hso Men Daughters O. Pocahontas
 Orlando Marg0erita
 Oper2ria Itaiiana
 hothsr Of 0racchl. with float 9Et2oational Hod Carriers and LaDor- era Union
 Daughters Of Isabella, with float,
 B. P. O. E.
 AodcIn Woodmen and Royal Nei1hhprs
 with float.
  The school children from. Pawcatuck, West Broad street. 9s girls in costume From West Broad street school and tho PVestsriy schools VIII .have 8 delexation 10 march. Boy ana aGifi Scouts and floats hy the different, organizations and bus- he's concerns win participate in tna pa, r1de The line of march VII be as fol, iorEs. starting at 1.3o D. .u. Friday and noTing oEes the following streets. Broad street to Granite, Grove ayenue High street, Pleasant street, West street. H-2llrOad avenue. Canal street IIfph Btreet, Broad -street, West Broad street. Liberty street. Morgan street West Broad street. Broad street, Elm street, Cross street, Main street, Broad street, Granite street. to Wilcox park, where Inc parade will be dismissed.
 The day win be a legal holiday with banks, post office, library and business placss closed.
 s The ambulance service subscriotions