Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-17

alton awards. Richard T. Butler. IT,. Miss Evelyn McWeeney. Following the whist social was enjoyed and a light lyunch was served;
 Engineer Savage of the New Ysrk, New Haven and Hartford Railroad com pany. and Connecticut State Engineer Rudd were in Pawcatuck Wednesday morning to investigate the drainage con- ditions near the railroad tracks at phe corner of Moss and Willow streets. A short time ago a petition was sent 10 the public utilities commission by the residents of Pawcatuck requesting a new drainage system at the section mention. ed. as 1t Is claimed that the present cul- vert Is not adequate to take care of the surface water in that vicinity. The en- g4neers were accompan.>d in their inves- tigation by Selectmen Champiin. Chese- brougi1 and Fribance. Attorney Frank H Hinckley of S.onlngton. and Thomas Mo- Kenze who has drawn the plans for new drainage system. It is hoped that the New Haven road officials will see fit to enlarge the culvert beneath their tracks at this poin. to remedy the pres- ent trouble as this is preliminary to the installation of new pipe line on Moss. Palmer and William streets. for which the town of Ston'ngton has made an hp- prOpTlauOn or sz.syV.
 Warren T. scheTIcId was elected Dast dictator at the annual meeting of West eriy lodge, No. 1212. Loyal Order of Moose. he'd Tuesday evening. Other of- ficers were chosen as follows: John A. Jones, dictator; George NJ. Pendieton. vice dictator; Walter Dugdale. prelate Albert Sylvia. treasurer. Thomas n. Platt secretary. Daniel s. Harrington. A weisemey sr. Frank Bruckner. trus- tees: John ". Opie, sergeant at arms; James Donaron. inner guard James Donavon, James Mccormick and John D. Johnson. auditing committee, It wae decided to hold the installation of of- icers on the evening of April 1! this to be followed by supper and reception.
 LoeaI LaeOnics.
 Alterations on the new Lyric theatre which has oecn closed since the fire in the Barrows building. have been com pleted
 Friends gave a miscellaneous shower in honor Of Miss Anna keenan at the home of Mir. and Mrs. John Joycs of Chestnut street. Tuesday evening.
 The billiard team of the Colonial club defeated the cycle club T, ,.esday even ing, AS to $40.
 Mrs. Samuel H. Davis of Westerly. state regent of the D. A R., gave an
  meeting of Gaspee char ter of tho G- ganization In Providence Tuesds5 Twenty candidates received the hfSt degree at the meeting of Narragansett council, No. q. K. of C., Tuesday even ing in the club rooms. A special meet ing will be he'd Friday evening to Son. fer the second degree on 45 candidates. and the third degree will be worked On Sunday at the state armory. nr .N Ia ha Protestant Lenten services al the heth- | odist 7Episcopai church Wednesday ey- | ening.
 The supper held Tuesday evening in | the vestfy of the Pawcatuck Seventh Day Baptist church was big success
 Rev. John ]. Fitzgerald. pastor of g. | Michaels church preached at the Len ten services at st Patrick's cturch. Mys- | tic, Wednesday evening. A number of Westerly people attended | the automobile show in Boston weAnea- | day
 Leonard Delehs.Ssy of Summer street i left Wednesday for Ann Arbor. Mich. l where he will visit his brotaer. Dr. Henry l M. Delehanty. who Is taking a post grad uate course fl. the University of k3ehi- { gan Dental school
 Thomas Burk. rnpe expert of the Wss- | terly Sanitary sorps. will give a brief | eaik to the members of the Mems club | of the Broad Street Christian church. after the business meeting Thursday ev- | ening .-. ..
 Albert D. spicer. son Of Dr. and Mrs. l Albert II Spice- Jr., severely srnctEre [
 hls eibcr Tuesday afternoon. when be
 fell from bicycle on Elm street
 Mrs. Mary Elizabeth BriTss Collins. l who died in Nassau. \. P. Bahamas. on
 March 6, was veil known in Westerly.
 where she resided for . tsnaA
 The Westerly HlKh School trAck team
 Is taking advantage of the ideal wsath-
 CT. and the boys are practielng dnily ai
 Yose park.