Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-06
WESTERLY

Edwin c. MarT. Raymond C. O'Neli' cor porals. Following is the list of prlvates: i Saltatore Bailato, Arthur R. Beatte' Hugh Barker, Charles T. Bauerle, Arthur i D. Bell. Fred E. Bcyington, William H. | Brayman, John B. Bromley, Philamon Bruelio, Frank E. Carr, James Carr Joseph Cinaioro, John T. Coon, Joseph A. Crumb, Stephen DePerry Anthony Ferendo, John L. Gardiner, Frank Gior- no. Harry Hartley, Carl II. Hebb, liar old F. Holiday, George D. Howard, Bert l c. Longe, Mike Luzzo, Byron Main i Charles Marr, Edward Martell, Paul C. Merrill, Allen Mitchell, Harold D, Nudge, win R. Potter, Clifford R. Rathbun, George L. Seideu, Owen Scott, Simeon lR. Shortnan, Francis ". spry, Tony Terrisi, Robert E. Vennard, Vincent Wa ' ters and George A. Whewell.
 The total collection of worn clothing for the sufferers in the near East, for which a drive has been conducted py ] the local Red Cross during the past 1 week. shows that in all Westerly pople have contributed about half carload to the destitute people of that section. me clothing will be shipped for Constantln- ople soon and it is expected that 1t will be distributed in Armenia.
 After short visit at his home on still man avenue, Roland s. Blackburn left for Utica, N. Y, where he is employed. Assistant Postmaster James F. Spell man of the Wsterly post office is having his annual vacation.
 First Lieut.. Elliott R. Thorp of Wes- terly has been assigned to the Citizen
 Training camp at Camp Devens this summer. Lieutenant Thorp has been stationed in the South during the win ter.
 Mrs Chester D. Winship of Meriden
 Cal, is spending the summer with MT
 and Mrs Samuel Hartdridge of Clark
 street
 A birthday party in honor of Miss
 Clara Handel was held Thursday even
 ing at the home of Miss Catherine Gildea
 of Margin street.
 The two sewerage lines are rapidly
 approaching Granite street and the
 whole central part of the town is now
 excavated, causing much inconvenience t ovehicle operators.
 Judge Nathan B. Lewis and Attorney
 John Ferguson of Westerly attended thu
 R. l. state attorneys field day in Prov
 idence Saturday.
 Two truclIloads of sailors accompanied
 the submarine bas ebaseban team tC
 Westerly Sunday. and did their part tC
 keep the game lively. ! ne S6FIlOH dL lllt NiUIt.A OL lAiS HE
 maculate Conception Sunday morning
 was preached by Revy. Peter McOscal , who recently arrived here froro Phila delphia.
 } Arthur T Fenelon who has been em ployed in Pittsburg durin gthe winter arrived here Saturday for the summer Narragansett council, No. 21, K. o C. members are to enjoy minstrel STOW by club ntertainers at the Church of tn Immaculate Conception Tuesday even , ing Refreshments will be served afte the performance
 , Months mind requiem masses are t be sung at the Church o fthe Immacu l late Conception Tuesday for the repos'
 of the souls of Columbus Zerbarini ant : Joseph T. Murphy
 l Godfrey Moore who has been attend r ing Lowell Textile school during th' ' winter, has returned to his home ol Bach street for the sumrrr vacation. 3 Dr. Gerard Shea of Baltimore is spend | ing a few days with his mother on tn !, West Side.
 Arthur GrascO local jitney driver
 was brought before Judge Oliver H. Vii ! Hams in the Third District court Fri da ymorning and fined S25 and costs f.
 speeding hi sautomobile on the Wat1 :. Hill road on May 30.
 VI In the case of M. Kaesche of F. Bred
 S Co.,, vs. the Arcadia Print Works, b i 1 agreement of cousel judgment was enter a ed for the plaintiff in the sum of $2S1.S ' 1 with costs of the suit
 In order to take care of the week-en :. rush to the seashore resorts, and to talk f the crowds to the opening dance at Al f. lantic beach casino, there was additions : trolley service to Atlantic Beach Satul l. day night. Cars left Westerly at 7:4 r and 9:45, and the last car returned { r Westrely from the beach at 1O:15. Antonio Cefone of 47 Pierce street r, = portd to Chief of Police Thomas l Brown that his stor had been entere r some time during Thursday night, an
 that about $10O worth of cheese had bee : stolen.
 g, William B. Senior and Irma E. Thor !, as, beka Nf Westerly. were united