Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16

the evening of June j.
 Due to the fact that most of the large industries of Norwich will revert to standard time this (Mondayl morning the schedule of the NorWlen- W es1ei.y VI vision of the Shore Line Street railway comnany has been again changed, to con form with Norwich time. The cars will leave Westerly an hour later on daylight saving time which will conform with standard time. Thus cars will leave Westerly for Norwich at 11.15 a. m., 415 and 1915 p. m. Cars will leave Norwlcn | at 9.SO a. m., 2.So and S.SO p m No change will be made in the schedule of | cars running between Westerly, White l Rock and North Stonington ] Lucy, s1, widow of Asher M. Chapman. died Saturday night at 11.30 o'clock at her home on Moss street Mrs. Chapman l was born in Wequetequock, the daughter | of Frederick and Luck Ann Burdicf Palmer, and passed her early life in that village. In the early 70's she married Asher M Chapman of Stonington. and moved to Pendleton Hill with her hus- band. Later they returned to Pawcatuck, Mrs. Chapman has resided there far the last 40 years, her husband dying about fifteen years ago. She is survived by no near relatives
 The electric power of the Westerly Light and Power company was shut down at one o'clock Sunday for five minutes while the power load was being shifted to the Connecticut power lines. For the past two weeks the local station has been receiving power from the Mar lrangansett company in Providence while several changes were being made in the Montvi1ie line.
 Laeonics
 Mrs R. Fiorni has returned to her home in Newburgh N. I. after visiting her mother. Mrs. Columbus Zer5arini of Summer street.
 Mrs. Daniel H. ChampIin of Chicago, is visiting her sister, Miss Fannie $. StaR- ton of East avenue.
 The annual vacation season has start ed at Westerly post office, when Robert Hazard returned to work Saturday Ed wadr Purtin started on his vacation. Commander and Mrs. Coannt Taylor of Cape May, N. J., are visiting relatives on Elm street.
 , Byron Lewis of New Haven and Merton Lewis of Norwich, spent Sunday at their home on Walnut street.
 Westerly High finished third in Class : B at the annual track meet held at R l. State coFlege Saturday afternoon. The farm house on the Levi Parl $ place in Pendleton Hill, owned by Mrs
 
 Friday.
 I As during the past week. May ,devo . tions will be held every evening durins , this week at the Church of the lmmacu
 late Conception.
 : A large number of Westerly fans wen Q to Bradford Sunday afternoon to wit ness the baseball game between Brad
 ford and Ashland, the former team win : ing 8 to 2.
 The degree team of Narraganset
 circle, Daughters of Isabella, exenplifie d ! the third degree on a class of candidate 'Ii II in stonington Sunday afternoon The Ladies Catholic Benevolent asst '. citation celebrated it's goth anaiversar {, with a supper at the home of Mrs. Joh, .- Mahoney on Liberty street, T-hursda 4 evening.
 Plans are being made to conduct
 visiting nurse drive, which will be he1
 the first three days in June.
 MT. and Mrs Albert D. Barber 0 Park avenue have returned from a brie ? visit to Washington, D G. where NJ :, Barber attended the convention of Ma |, tionaI Masonic clubs
 ,e Rev. George D. Stanley. pastor of tn = Methodist Episcopal church. will be con
 duct the devotional exercises Tuesday ,s June '. in 9oank when the Norwic Id District Ministerial association meets.
 Budlong Wonan's Relief corps c
 Westerly, Is to present the Boy Scouts c .o St Mfchael's church an American banre 2. Friday evening next in Community hall H. hall. special program of patriotic nu
 sic and addresses has been arranged