Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-24

?. H. Smithson, who has retired as 's1,verseer of the preparation department of the William Clark Mills of the. Amer s.can Thread Gempapy on.. ,lewer Me-
 hanic street and who has been in the ,nlpioy of the cbnpany for the past fl Years, was, nresented an easy caa!r and r, boz--of cigars by his aassociats work s- nen 'cJohn spsllman who has had s1 :narEe1 of the conabing department of 'rs mill will be in charge of the de- 2. ssrtInefft which has been supervised hy Ssfr. stnfshSon
 Tuesdax. evening the Girls club of s. Westerlysas Hept to AshaWay and pre- ,,.Ssented z. tEQsact comedy at the Sew :,ssnth Day -Rsptist church for the benefit ,,.,H tAe- sewipE.S society, The girls did well ansl q laTge crowd were present to e.sse the play. lNrs, Frances Briggs sang l-a solo in excellent.sstyle Ice cream and .seake were. serYed- sdVring the evening. i,sThe sewing society has elected these of acers and committees: President. Mrs. no L. Wells; vice, president AIrs., Eliza rbeth B. Clarke second !. vtes, prssid ent, t-alrs George Langworthy; T-third vice kbresident, Mrs. A. L. Davis; secretary, xHin; directresses, Mrs. Byron Taylor. gsMrs. George B. Langworthy. Mrs Hskey SFKenyoR. Mrs. Frank Hin Mrs. Elizabeth ,.Clarke; advertising. Mrs. T.. g., .Burdisk ~uommissary, Mrs. Will Burdick collec- tor. Mrs. Elizabeth Spicer; nominating Etcommittes. Mrs. E. }. Robinson, Mrs. ]. byT. Crandall; auditing committee Mrs. iEWalter Lewis Miss A1bbis Kenyon ksnembefship committee. Mrs. Byron yTzylor. Mrs.s William Rodger; commit cctee on resolutions Mrs. Robert Coon, Mrs. Herbert Cranda1i; flower comInlt- ssfee. Mrs. A B. Briggs; Mrs Lloyd Lang ,sEs-orthy.s
 r The fellowing petitions arc to come pIP as the next session of the probate 'Ssourt an June. before Judge Burke: - The appointment of an administrator e-si the estate of Frank Gencarelo o. =' The appointment of an admin. stra .cr Soof the estate of Mary D. Kenyon, late of Westerly.
 z A petition for guardian of tie per 1pon and estats of John -opie,s of West ese-ly. - trr l6 sf
 sf All parsons interested in the settle tnent of the first and final accoun. oi Athe admintssratcT of the esta-e ct Charles IT. Fayefweather. late of West. eriy and on a petition in writing. pray .-tng that an order of distribution rna1 -be entered distributing the balance that may be foana on his hands as adm n- -istrator to the creditors of said de. .-eeased who have filed claims against s-the estate. .s 7s' The petition of the adninistratoFF oi ' the estate of Abby A. Han. for appoint lnent of comntssioners to- receive anG examine the claims against the estate FVvhleh is represented fnsolvent
 Person interested in the petition fol Ntife prc5ate of a certain instrufnent 1T wr!ting purporting to be the last will rand testament of Joshua N. Clarke, Iatt euf Westerly
 The last will and testament of Ida M Dpie of Westerly, deceased, and an ap poihtment of an administrator with tn, .swiH annexed
 The petition of the appointment of ar dm5nstratoF of the estate of William e T. Latham of Westerly.
 Persons interested in the petition o- @.he adHinistrtrix of the estate of Jo
 Seph T. Murphy for authority to sell { certain lease.
 The Community House association Ot s,Weluetequock held a successful dance at the Wequetequock Casino Tuesday ssyening. There was large crowd and excellent music.
 The opera house has 8 new manager SWllliam White.
 ~ Governor Emery }. San Souci ant r1anily of Providence will occupy tn, James Hagen cottage at Pleasant View this summer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fxfe and fam - ly, who were guests of MT. and Mrs ~Arehibaid Reid of Clinton, Mass, havl s-eturned home a-s'' ,ss Monday evening as tIie GrOfon ana
 Westerly trolley was going into West rs-ly at 7.15. tile young son. John. 1;
 fe2rs old of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Chris -.ene of Liberty street, dashed aeros:
 Mechanic street and ran directly fl .,ront Of the trolley ear. hitting on hi .hesd. pr. William H. Jcanien found n, 5ones were broken, but concpssion O the brain is feared. The metorman Charles Gardiner. and Conductor F lSinnear. who had charge of the trol si@y. stopped the ear and assisted tn lad to his fathers truck which wa .,rtsnding on the opposite side of th
 Etreet. The metornan did everything 10 avert the accident. The ambulanc sof the Sanitary Corps was sent for anr
 the lad was removed to Lawrence hos ,nital. New London. The boy had ,onl, recently been operated upon and 1t i