Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-18

For the first time since coming 10 Westerly, Rev. ]. P. Cassa gne. s. M, ad- dressed the large Lenten congregation at the WedAsday evening services at the Wednesday evening services at the Church of the. Immaculate Conception. Fr. Cas- sagne made very favorable impression on his listeners, and as speaker, his power and eloquence is seldom equaled. His subject was "Ye Are the Salt of the Earth
 Before coming to Westerly, Fr. Cas- sagne was located at New Orleans. IA., and later was pastor of church at Paul. ina, La. His church there was burned and he suffered a nervous breakdown. After a short stay in Washington, he was sent. to Westerly to rest and since coming here, he has had charge of the missions in Bradford, Carolina and Hope Valley Rev. Err Laurence J. Kelledy, s. M, pasfor of the local church, announced on Thursday that Fr. Cassasne would preach the Wednesday evening sermons through out the remainder of the holy season of Lent
 Wallace R. Wells, who died In Asha- way Thursday, was born in Ashaway in 1857, and spent practically all his life in that place. In May, 1879, he mar ried Miss L. Lillian Gray of Potter Hill, who survives him with a son. Edward 6. Wells of Ashaway, five daughters, Mrs. George W. Gilman of Piutstield, Mass, Mrs. William C. Rodgers of Asiaaway, Mrs M Reynolds Ten1ple of Ticondero- ga- N r, Mrs. John Coulter of Chioopee, Mass, and Miss Lois I. Wells of Boston, also a sister, Mrs. John BurdicAS of Ash away.
 The Westerly Sanitary corps will en- .er+aint the Mems olubs Of the Christian md Congrega tionaY churches and the ,eads of the manufacturing concerns in Westerly in the state armory ats O. Aocs1 this (Friday) evening. Interesting demonstrations of the work of the corps will be given.
 The following programme will be given lt the regional conference that will be aead at tn First Baptist church today (Friday). Several of the speakers have .ecen1y returned from the mission field md win talk oh their experiences. a. m devotional secviceS 1o.se. address, Mrs !. D. Rough II, Message of Eye-witn ess Miss Julia Parrott, India; 11.3e, The Ability of God in This Crisis. Rev. P. C. Wright; 2 D rn. devotional servica; g. address, Miss Helen E. Wallace 2.45 Message of an Eyewitness. Rev. Archi oaf1 AdaIIhs 0.lo, The Onnn3Snea .IaSf la1 In Foreign Field, Miss Julia Parrott, qb). In Home Field, Mrs J. D. Rough. 415, address, Intensive Missionary Ob ieetiEes, Mrs. F. L. Wilkins supper ! aevoticnai service ;.s 7.15,. addreess Tn World Conquering Christ, Rev. P. c Wright: <. The Mission Field in Pic lures, Rev. Archibald Adams.
 Laconlcs.
 Mid-year deficiency examinations ar sei.S held at the high school the las three days of this week
 Prices or fresh eggs vary around tn different stores In town. but the greate part ofs the merchants sold this com l1odity at 50 cents dozen Thursday. 7,
 Mrs. Fred A Mcdonald. is .undergin, treafment at the Macdonald is undergo ng treatment at the Massachusetts Gen cred hospital. Boston.
 . IL was ri1nored around town Thursda that the body of Joseph Ozanne, wf1 aied in Fra nee, had arrived at his honl in to~n. Even the school authorities be lieved it. and the flags were lowered t hahma st. The story was 'unfounde, however. and the body is not expeote h=re until the early part of next weel 'tThe pinochle team of the Westerly Ma sonic clu5 was defeated by the Cyci club team Wedn esday night by over 5f points
 pr. Leo Frank, owner of the Roseba n Flu Parma Ltd. Prince E,twartl Is land. Canada. is visiting his parents M and Mrs Marcus Frank. Dr. Frank