Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-11
WESTERLY

Chief of Police Thomas E. Brown has announced that beginning this CWednes- day) morning, the local traffic rules will be strictly enforced. AS the summer season approaches and the number of automobiles is increasing, the enforce rnert of the law is a means taken by the oo,ice department to avoid accidents in the business section. As on last year, the rule governing the parking of- autonno- hiIes on certain streets will be in effect nr tc o'clock at night. The law regard irgf automobile lights and speeding will also be strictly enforced.
 ; Ford sedan owned and driven by i MT. Cadillac. of Cranston, struck tree i at the corner of John and Elm street about noon Tuesday, smashing the frame i of the ca- and slightly injuring the oc- cupants MT. and Mrs. Cadillac and daughter Ruth. The driver had just asked the way to New London from | nassing car and when he took his eyes i If the road. the Ford hit the tree Broken glass from the windshield cut all the occupants of the machine and Dr. L Payne was called to treat the wounds. The car was taken to a local garage for | repairs.
 E. Twenty-nine pupils are Sn the honor roll for the third school quarter of the Westerly High school, and are listed by classes as follows:
 Seniors-Aileen Fowler Laura Kenyon.
 Juniors-Doris Hartridge, Mildred Me Kenzie. Christine Riddell.
 Sopohomores-Frances Andrews, Earl Barber. Emily Barber, Charles Brennan Herbert Etelman. Allen Harrington, Don aid Langworthy. Joseph Reardon. Cliff ford Smith, Gladys Scott, Mildred Saund- CTS
 Freshmen-Frederck Agard Roberf Barber, Kenneth Bennett. Joseph Brophy Tony Matrese. Mary Mullen. James Meikle, Margaret Perry. Hazel Seidell Edward Smith, Augusta Stanton, Theo- dore Whitford, George Wilson. Jeremiah Crowley. of Pawtucket, who was arrested Sunday by the Westerly police, was brought before Judge Oliver H. Williams in the Third District cour Monday. charged with being intoxicated
 He pleaded guilty and was fined $2 anc costs amounting to $5.aO.
 The faculty of Westerly High schoe I I has announced that the honors for gradu ation this year have been conferred or the following seniors: Miss Mariol Woods, valedictorian Miss Aileen Fowler 7 saluta atorian; Henry Grllls and Joel Nov R ogroski, orators. At a recent meeting O the senior closs, the following member were elected to carry out the class da.
 program: Address of welcome, Edwart Spargo, president of the class; history \ Dorothy Beal and Mildred Barber pro phecy, Aileen Fowler and Ellen Randall gifts, Clifford Langworthy; degrees, Rut 8 Wilcox and Amy Eaton; will, Mariol E Woods. It was decided to leave the poem ode and class song open to competition
 
 2 William HaniweII, of Potter Hill. wh s was arrested Saturday night by Office B Fred Wheeler of the .PaEcatuck police de partment. was brought before Judg Frank Hinckley in the Stonington tow
 court Tuesday morning, charged with be ing intoxicated He pleaded guilty an
 was lined S2 and costs amounting t
 S1S.6S.
 LacOnics
 Work on the Main street section of tn
 Westerly sewerage has reached Leonar ' house corner, and it IS expected that th
 line will reach Broad street within tw . I weeks.
 ,e Miss Betty Davis is seriously Ill 2
 her home on Summer street.
 Albert E. Barber of Park avenue is
 Washington, D. C.. as delegate fror
 the Westerly Masonic order. E. Probably the first business man to al Id rive al Watch Hill for the summer
 James Hammond of New York city H lg has announced that the Ningret theatl
 on Bay street would open late in Jun l., Ralph koelb of Elm street ormer st; baseball and ootbaI player on the Stol le ington. High school teams of 1914. ha
 entered the Rhode sland hospital in Pro nt idencc for treatment.
 Among the first cottagers to arrive J" Watch Hill for the summer are Mrs
 C. Anderson Of Cincinnati, Ohio. and Jot ld J. Romer of New York city.
 It was decided at the American Legit d meeting. Thursday evening that the Nj on morial Day parade this year would sta
 at 10 o'clock in the morning L. Westerly High school will enter nj
 men in the interscholastic track meet eu be held at Rhode slard State college Sa
 urday morning. A delegation from t
 faculty and the senior class will accom-
 any the track team to the meet r- Cleanup week is progressing favorab |, in Westerly and Pawcatuck and the hig
 way teams of both towns were busy os day Tuesday in collecting rubbish. es May basket shower was held Mond
 evening at the home of Miss Jessie Smi CT on George street in honor pt Miss Eliz
 beth Patterson who is soon to become t