Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-03
WESTERLY

This town is to have a big manufac- turing exhibit to be held in the armory beginning Aug. 7th. It will continue for one week Plants in Stonington. Brad ford, Westerly and neighboring places will exhibit, to show what is being done in and about Westerly.
 Workingmen here are interested in what the H. D. Bailey woolen mill, To- cated at Hope Valley, is doing for it's em ployes. providing life insurance policies of from $500 to s1000. The proprietor has fixed the amount according to length of time the men have been in service. Those who have been employed for one year are given policies for $500; those who have been with the concern for five years get $1,000 policy granted them This is distinct from the workmeh's com pensation and the policies are in old re- liable companies. The policy expires when the holder resigns or is discharged and costs nothing to the employe, while it is in force.
 People from Westerly and vicinity go to Hope Valley to attend open aie meet ings held Sunday evenings on the lawn. Next Sunday the meeting will be held at the Wood River Baptist church mis- sion at Wyoming. The Hope Valley or ehestra will give a special program.
 Thursday afternoons during August several of the Westerly stores will close to give the clerks a half holiday. There was a thunder storm north of 1 Westerly at about o'clock Wednesday y l morning, reported as severe in the coun- 1 try districts Westerly and Stonington were also visited by a heavy shower and 1 about l o'clock in the afternoon heavy | clans If thunder were noted l Nineteen teams have already entered for the annual mixed two-ball foursome l handicap tournament scheduled fer this week at the Niisquamicut Golf club. The finals will be played Friday.
 The schedule of the Industrial baseball 1 league includes:
 Aug 6-Lorraines at Potter Hill Hope Valley at Stonington.
 Aug 12-Potter Hill at Lorraine, Ston- ington at Hope Valley.
 Aug. 19-Hope Valley at Potter Hill Lorraines at Stonington.
 Aug. 26-Potter Hill at Hope Valley Stonington at Lorraine.
 Sept. 2-Lorraines at Hope Valley
 Potter Hill at Stonington.
 Sept. 9-Stonington at Potter Hill
 Hope Valley al Lorraine.
 Sept. 16-Lorraines at Potter Hill
 Hope Valley at Stonington.
 T Sept. 2S-Potter Hill at Hope Valley
 Stonington at Lorraine.
 | Sept. 30-Lorraines at Hope Valley Potter Hill at Stonington.
 In the last two games it has not bee1
 determined just where they will be play ed, Each manager is obliged to file } roster of 14 players for cne teams durin
 the season when games are played.
 The new four-team league was organ ] ized Tuesday evening. Mystic has no entered the league vet but later on
 may be possible to add Mystic to the lis ! Harold B. Blanchard was chosen presi
 dent of the league and Clifford Barbe of Potter Hill was chosen secretary Nh
 Barber and George Grogran of Stoning ton were appointed a committee on un1 pires. It was decided not to have un7
 pires for teams of their home town. Tn home team is to furnish the grounds an balls and pay the umpire. With the eS
 ception of the last three games, the hom team will receive all gate receipts an , during the last three games the receipt
 will be divided equally after the hom team has paid the expenses. The visit
 ors are to pay their own travelling eX penses. Games will be played Saturda
 of each week beginning Aug. 5th game
 are called for 3.15 o'clock. The field is {
 be properly marked off by the manager from the home plate to the foul flags, th batters box and the coach box. Depoi
 it's which will be required from the mar
 agers and the teams will be divide among the teams at the close of the ses
 son, the winning team receiving $5
 second $3o. third SEQ The fourth teal will have chance to look on, D Merrill post. No. Is. A. M., of West
 erly will send four delegates to th Rhode Island state convention of th z American Legion at Bristol Sept. S-9.
 Italian compositions will be feature
 at the weekly concert held in Wilco t park this (Thursday) evening by tf [, Westerly band. Director Charles { }, Gavitt has arranged the following pro . gram: March of the Bersiglien, Eddel l berg; overture, Le Barbiere, Rossinl