Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-26

Three bsse hits, lLDeT1y 1 Home Ttl, lHltci Two base hits, Rhoadts. Bases on bal.:, cSf TAy- Tor :: or Sherman :. Struck out. by Taylor -; 1 by Sherman 8.
 (x) Raa for McBet in 2nd
 1 (z) Hughes out. hit ty batted bali.
 l Announcement was made Sunday by Chief George Egger. of the fire depart mert, that hereafter the alarm bell on
 the station on Union street will be toll 1 ed once at ' o'clock in the evening, in stead of at noon as has been the GUS 1 tom for years past. The chief feels l that by having the alarm ring in the | evening it will be easier to tell whether
 the system is working properly. The
 new schedule was started Sunday even- ing
 Westerly returned to stAndard time Sunday morning at 2 o'clock. without
 any serious colnmotion or inconven- fence to the residents. Practically ev- eryone was apprised of the change and set his clock back an hour before re-
 tiring Saturday evening. The New Ha- ven railroad also changed it's train
 schedule to meet the change in time, and all trains were showed back an hour Sunday morning. The only train time not changed. was the 6.4S in the morning to Providence, which has been
 of great convenience during the sum-
 ner months to local commuters. This train comes through from Pittsbur@h.
 and under the daylight saving time. left
 Westerly for the city at 7.4S. Now
 there is no train around that time to
 accommodate the commuters. and pe-
 tition is being circulated to have an-
 other put on. The Westerly town coun-
 cfI has also been appealed to. and it is i expected that additional service will be
 secured within 9 few days.
 The entire Westerly fire department
 responded to an alarm rung in from
 Box 2S Saturday afternoon about AS
 o'clock for fire in the home of Mau-
 rice W Flynn, E Summer street. A
 pan of grease had caught fire in the
 kitchen. and Mrs Flynn te1ephoned to ; the department for a chemical. The telephone operator rung in an alarm from the box on the corIier of Granite street and Chester avenue, and af three trucks were rushed to the house in rec
 ord time. The blaze was extinguished before the fremen ar iived. however . and before much damage could be done In the ease of State vs. Henry W Hoxie. .cForged with the theft of corr
 shelIer on June 2 1921, from Asa
 Sweet the jury brought in g verdict o' not guilty Friday in the superior court , Tn the case Of State vs. Joseph Qua
 rino charged with assault with a dan
 gerous weapon. a revolver, the defense : has filed a plea in abatement which will be argued this (Monday) morning It is claimed that the defendant has 7 already been tried and acquitted on th' s charge of assault with dangerou: weapon.
 . No other eases on the criminal docke VII come up at this session of tht court The case of State vs. Tyror g Whitford and Earl Whitford. charged s with taking an automobile belonging t Francis IT. Limberg on June 26 with out the consent Of the owner. has beel s put over to the November session. r Trial of the case of Allan Hall Co c vs Clara s. Barclay is expected to oc
 cupy the entire week at West Kingston r Owing to the fact that Judge Browl will attend court in Newport next weel p and there is a shortage Of judges. due t h the death of Judge Doran, there vii g be no session of court next week. Thi q neans that there will be no session c . court in Westerly this term n The marriage of Miss Sarah Agne T l Nardone, Of Westerly and Henry Josep' Il Cardinal of Pawcatuck was soIemnize = at the 2 o'clock malss Sunday morning ] at the Church of the Immaculate Con n cention. by Rev Henry Bruno $. M U Miss Susie Lydia Ferrara was brides s maid, and Arthur Cardinal. brothe
 of the groom, was best man. Follow n ing the ceremony, breakfast was serv ,. ed at the home of the bride Pierc V street. MT. and. Mrs. Cardinal left Sun Q day afternoon for a, trip through Massa