Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-28

The Easter Monday ball to be held |
under the auspices of Merrill Post, no |
ls, American Legion, promises to be the
big social event Of the season for West |
eriy The committee in charge, com
posed Of James Moore, William Donavons Il
William Fishwick, Ernest Youns and
William Phillips, has worked nard to
make the affair a success, and have dec
grated the hall elaborstely. Sutclifie's
orchestra OF ten pieces will furnish the
music, and will give = short concert be-
fore the dancing begins.
Frank Bruno died suddenly late Sat-
urday afternoon at his home at 81 Pleas
ant street He was apparently in the best
/ Of health up to Thursday morning when a
shock paraIyzed him completely. He was
born in Italy April s, 1859, and came to
this c.untry at the age Of 80, making lis
Is0Eic ia Westerly. Besides his wife. The.
tiers, Mrs. lucy Antoc., Mrs. Marsai e.
Lender 10, Mrs. Rose Nardone. and Miss
Minnie Bruno, and by q son, Rico Brrno,
all nt Westerly.
4 REV r. s. saiIer, pastor Of the Broad
Street Christian ch1-ch, deiive:. ,i,tne adj
dress at the annual services in Cbserv-'
ance o. Easter held BY Narraganse.t
ECozsnaandery, No. II, Z. T., IN .le Ma-
| sonIc rooms on High street. Sunday af-
Iternoch. The choir Of Chris. E7iseopal
church sang, and Mrs Jessie Davidson
Il gave solo. The services were in charge
tof Prelate Thomas Mckenzie.
The case Of Baptist Bcttinsni, pro
ami, vs. the Westerly Automatic ~Tele-
phone company IN which the Defendants
lmotion for new trial was argued in
4 Providence before Chester W. Barrows of
the superior court and the motion was
denied. This case was tried before jury
in the superior court for Washington
county at Westerly and the plaintiff was
awarded damages for injuries sustained
by coming in contact with wires Of the
defendant company.
II At . joint meeting Of tho memorial
committee of the Westerly Board Of
! Trade and committee from Merrill Post.
! No. 16, American Legion, held at the Of
flee OF the Westerly Textile company, II
. Twas decided to lay over for year or
: more the question Of erecting memorial
! to the ex-service men. Many plans, de-
signs, and models were discussed infor-
nally by the meeting, and the business
men were willing to start right in on the
project and erect some sort Of a me
' mortal The Legion men. however. con.
: sidered that a drive will soon be started
in Westerly to raise funds for hospital
81 and felt that the memorial project coult
was thought that If the plan is delayed
: for a year or two, memorial can b,
II erected of which the townspeopie will fee
I'll proud. The business men agreed thai
! the ex-service men had used good ind
i ment IN the matter, and they also sab
Il that a better memorial could he erectc,
I. within few years when business cen
Iditions become settled, than could be, ex
Isl pected at present.
ri Extra service was afforded patrons c
the Watch Hill branch of tae Shore Lin
Street Railway company Sunday after
noon. according to orders issued by Sup
he W. Lester O'Brien. Beginning at Las O.
iei clock cars were run to the Hill hourl
until 4.45, and left the Hill for Westerl
at hourly from 2.15 to SIS.
Plans have been completed for tire ar
ne nual Knights Of Columbus fair. Arrange
ments have been made for street parad
ag the first night of the fair.
lo The defendant in the case Of stat
M Thomas E. Brown, complainant, v
~ James Seena, charged with assaulting h
a wife, was brought before Judge Oliver ]
Williams In the Third District court {
- y, Friday morning, but the trial was ccntf
IN ued for one week, as were all the 9TH
| cases on the docket.
In the case of the Commonwealth Cob
=, ana Cnemtcal company against the A
N cadia Print works. decision was re-
" dered for the plaintiff in the sum
$475.66, and costs Of the. suir.
IN Four children ceIebented birthdays I
gether the other afternoon at the hon
a Of Mrs William Golf, on Chestnut sire
in Sara Arzamarsd, Robert and Edg
OFF, and Alice Blfyen. The children r
III ceived many gifts. Each child had /
- own birthday cake with candles.
mi Local Laconics.
ngi Miss Ada Marion Wells, of New Lo
ire don, whose engagement to Orville 7. Ct
lor by of Fullerton, Cal, was announced
MY Saturday, Is well known IN Westerly.
ic- Olcott Mills, student at Colgate VI
en- versity, is spending the Easter vacati
ell with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
for Mills of Summer street.
Prof. C. c. Camenga Of Alfred univt
herl sity is spending few days at Hillands
IN farm.
I'll Louis Mont, student at Cornwall-o
tthe-Hudson Military Academy, is at ]
vas home on Haswell street. :,
ne, Bertram D. Kennedy has purchased {