Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-21

port It arrived on United States stserne
er from Aefey, France Upon arrival
here. the body vas taken 10 the home
Of his parents on Mechanic street. where
1t will remain until Saturday next Plans
have been completed ~ the locAl post
Of the American Legion to insure ; mil
itary funeral.
An elaborate Celtic crsss, wfIiSh hiss
been carved at the plant Of the New
England Granite company az this tswn.
Is completed ana has been erected tenn
porarily in the yards Of the company. on
Ledward avenues preparatory to its ship
ment to Bradford, England. The ercea
stands Is feet high, the base being SIX
feet square. The cross sets en- three
bases, the secoAd and third base being
cut Of one stone, while the tottoIa base
will he shipped to Bradford, England. hi
| three pieces. It IL decorated on all sides
| with elabyrate Celtic carving and At the
| front and bottom are carved a1Aword ana
cap. bearing a horse and insignia OF
| West Yorkshire. The cross Is 10 Be sfeots
| ed as a memorial to an English soldier
Iywho fell ID the world war. Agents In
raaford. England. contracted for the
monument, which b said 70 have ecst
| about $1,000.
] The Monument was carved out Of bluo
| Westerly granite quarried BY the cruTnh
Quarry company at Bradford. The entire
monument Is estimated to weigh Abeut ~
/ tons and is believed to be the heaviest
MONUMENT ever shiHped ffSA this esun-
/ try to England.
4 Baoonies.
I The ambulance Of the Westerly SAM
tary corps took Charles Miller OF Potter
Hill to the Rhode Island hospital II
i Providence for treatment. Saturday night
George z. Broughtnn, who has been Sc
riously ILL is reported TO have pAasss
Il Mrs. Ralph sparse Is eonnnsd to he
home on School street with scarlet few
en-.
Mrs. Hadley Morton, Of EIua1ta. n. T.
Is visiting at the home 6f Nj. - Z Mr.
John S. Burdick. Of Ashzway.
Miss Sally Helton Of Sherhurne. Mass
| visited relatives west Bread stree
: over the week end.
: Several automobile loads Of local mem
bers Of the Knights Of Columbus Fen
TO wakefeld sunday to witness the -exe1n
2 piification of the third degree on q elias
! Of candidates. District Deputy John T
/, Gallagher Of Westerly was In charge {
i the degree team
n Mr.. and mrs william Joyce have +,
turned to Westerly, after, spending u
Q past few menths IN TEXAS.
II Over 200 attended the dance held Fr
: day evening in the town hall by the Il
. cal post Of the American Legion. IT
: affair was success. and promises we
Il for other events that the ex-serSiee me
plan to run.
Fl The westerly Sanitary corps gave
y very interesting Demonstration Of
n work at the regular dytii held Fridi
y evening in me sfate arnorT.
se ]. Gilbertson bf Easthampton, Mas
1 Il L. FT9l =.
a son Of Main street
Is John Bethany, who served win d
Third, Rhode Island Heavy ARTILLERY do
NJ ing the Civil war. is seriously III at q
in home Of bis Daughter, Mrs. Harry Hox
is in Ashaway. Mr.. Bethany Is a brother
K George Bellamy Of westerly.
Mrs. John Stephenson Of rawcatrck a
I'd enue is confined to her home by lime.
a Y The engaLeSent Is ANNOUNCED IF M
As Rose H Grimshaw Of westhamptbn.
ey L, to II. Arnold Pugh, formerly Of We.
as erly. Mr.. Pugh Is now, manager Of
he Grimshaw Clothing and Shoe store
y. Northampton.
tn The Baptist rally held Friday at c.
n vary Baptist church attracted lar
audiences at each Of the three session
* The marriage Of Miss Gertrude Ieis
al vitz, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Abrahi
"a Leibovltz Of Summer street and Te'
Id B. Mendell took place Sunday event
In Independent hail. Brooklyn. seve
ne Westerly people. are IN Brooklyn to |
n tend the ruptials.
h petition is being circulated anna
ay the citisens Of Pawcatuek asking
public utilities commissioners of Conn
= ticut to investigate conditions at the Q
=. ner of Moss and Willow streets. whe
- 1t IS claimed. the cuivert beneath
% tracks Of the N. Y. n. n & H n
10 is inadequate to care for the surface =
~ ter. and frequently much damage q a
~ to property in that locality.