Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-12
WESTERLY

been lifelong resident here and up to
 his death had a boarding house. He is
 survived by his widow, a son. Harry, and
 a daughter, Mrs. George Murphy. all of
 Westerly.
 The Jewish holiday. Tom Kippuh. be-
 gan at o'clock Tuesday evening and
 lasts until 6 o'clock this Wednesday,
 evening. At 4 o'clock the stores here clos
 ed for the holiday today.
 Columbus Day the bany and post office
 will keep holiday hours. About S.s0 Tuesday morning 6 fire
 broke out in the wood-house at the rear
 of Edwin Smiths house, corner Granite
 street and Chester avenue. An alarm was
 sounded from Box 2s. The building
 burned to the ground. How the fire started is a mystery
 4 suit for Mary E. Allen, IS years of
 age, of Wakefield. against Fred White Of Prospect street, Pawcatuck, has been brought by Judge Herbert Rathbun. Damages for S1.500 are asked. This is to come before the superior court October l 18th. This case IS over an accident | which occurred in July where the piain- l tiff was knocked down and injured. At- torney John Ferguson is counsel for the defendant.
 At the meeting of the First Baptist church Monday evening Mrs. Louis Krebs
 wss appointed secretary and clerk to ! take tho place oc Mss Elizabeth Shef- l field. who resigned and is to go to Bos- ton training school, c. ". Morgan has handsome new Be-
 cA-, just arrived.
 Raymond Dowd ls at his home en 1 Summer street from Wentworth Insti- | tUte Boston.
 The First Baptist church will have "A 1 get together Sunday" at the Sunday
 school ana Rally Day. Oct. 19. A granoiitflic walk IS being laid on i the EaEt Side Of Elm street in front of 1 Calvary church rectory and Everett | Barnes residence, Nos. s6, 3s and 10 Elm street. This was began last fall and | the walk was laid from Beach street to l Cross street. The walk is now being | laid from Beach street to Broad street. 1 Henry Thomas of School street is en- tertaining his son, Henry. of the U. s. 1 navy, who is on a furl0ugh. i Miss Catherine Daley has returned
 from Providence where she spent a ] week.
 Franklin lodge of Masons, No. 20, met 1 in Masonic hall Tuesday evening and | talked over business for the winter l l Andrew ". Fisher has returned from ! a trip to England Whee he visited his i mother.
 Today Wednesday, Westerly High 1 School will pay the Vocational football 1 team of New London here. i The Daughters of Isabella, Narragan- 1 sett council, held a successful dance at 1 WequeteQuock Casino. Tuesday evening l A large crowd attended
 1 It is rumored that the Norwich and l Westerly trolley will soon begin running 1 between Norwich and Westerly on 3 1 try-out for one months time It is hop ed this will be done by the trolley com pany as the service is badly needed be- i tween these two points.
 The Westerly Textile company are in- l stalling 20 new looms in their plant on Main street.
 The Senior Kings Daughters circle of the Pawcatucll Congregational church Is to meet with Mrs. Alexander Ferguson
 of 3S Highland avenue, Friday evening The Westerly Sanitary corps ambu. lance was called to Potter Hill Tuesday 1 and took MT Pendleton to the Rhode Is- land hospital at Providence. l Dr. A. Y. Segar of WiIlimantic Is the 1 guest of his sister, Mrs. George Coy.