Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-23

In a we'll played and interesting game at Riverside park Sunday afternoon, the Shamrock baseball team defeated the Ka- ceys to 3 in ten innings. King and Mckinley of Providence were the bat tery for the local team, and with fault less support, King would have scored a shutOut. As on the previous Sunday, a big crowd turned out to witness the contest, and plenty of excitement was crowded into the two hours the game was in progress. It was the third con- secutive defeat for the Kaceys but all contests have been close, and the boys are hoping to chase the 1inx when they play the team from the Newport naval base Sunday next.
 Another Sunday baseball attraction fer the fans in this vicinity was the game between Bradford and Hope Val ley. which was played at Bradford. and won by Hope Valley, 2 to Q. As usual Sherman pitched alright ball for the winners and at no time was he in serious danger.
 With the warm weather of Sunday, crowds thronged from Westerly to the nearby beaches, and the trolley service to Watch Hill was nearly evertaxed. The weather forecast promises that the torrid weather will continue throughout the week. and in anticipation of the in- creased volume in traffic. Supt. W. Les ter O'Brien of the Shore Line Street Railway company has announced that changes will be made in the schedule of the line.
 Cars will leave Westerly for, Watch Hill at 6.45, 7.45, 11.45, 12.45 and ev- cry hour up to and including S.45 D. m. Returning cars will leave the Hill for Westerly at 7.15, S.15 8. m, 12.15 D. m.. and every hour up to and including 915 D. m. Cars will run to the ceme- tery only at 9.45 and 1915 p. m., re- turning to Westerly at 10 and 1925 D. m
 While the sewer job obstructs the cars the Westerly leaving and arriving time will apply to Clark's corner, where the cars will leave and terminate the run Passengers coming from or going tc Westerly station and intermediate points can use the Groton and Stonington cars On the Ashaway line there will be ar l addition to the present schedule with g 10.45 D. m. car for Ashaway. It was planned to place two hour ser vice on the Norwich line today (Mon. day) but this increased service will bt delayed until later in the week because of tine sewer job obstruction, it being i'm possible to run any added service on tht 1 line until the obstruction between West i erly and the Westerly car house is re moved.
 The operation of cars on the Atlanti> beach division will commence Saturday May 2S and the schedule on that line | will be as follows:
 Leave Westerly for Atlantic beach k7.45 and 1045 a. m, 1.45, 5.15 and 6.15 p. m.
 Leave Atlantic beach for Westerly S.15 and Ills a. m; 2.15, 5.45 and 6.4E l D. m
 Hourly service will be run on the At lantic beach line Memorial day. Thomas Mckenzie, local superintend ent of the sewerage system, stated Sun l day that he expected the entire Mair street line will be completed by Tues day night. It is the intention to con tknue the construction through DANon square, and up Broad street. past th' 1 high school l. is expected that tn, whole work in the central part of thu town will be finished before the summe season starts.
 | An open meeting of the citizens O
 Westerly. at which Zenas w. Bliss 0 Providence, state tax commissioner, vii discuss the local situation. Is to be hell
 at the town hall Thursday evening. Fol lowing his talk, MT. Bliss will answe
 questions that have previously been ask
 ed him by Westerly taxpayers, and fo convenience a question box has bee placed in the town hall. where writtei
 questions may be put. These letters vii
 be forwarded to Mir. Bliss before Thurs
 day, and he will give answers to tn
 inquiries after his speech Thursda night.
 The second of the socials being con
 ducted by the Young Ladies' Sodality c
 the Church of the Immaculate Concer tion, was held Friday evening in tn
 church basement and proved the custom
 ary success Whist was played and re
 freshments were served. The winners c