Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-23
WESTERLY

At a. m. Sunday the residents of
 Connecticut and Rhode Island will turn
 their clocks back one hour, to go on
 standard time.
 Tenants of the Chapman block. some
 who have been residents for the past ff- teen and twenty years, are to find new quarters, by Oct 1st as the building is to be torn down, and the Washington Trust company is to erect new bank building on it's site corner of Broad and Main streets. Eugene A. Pendeton s to move to the Price block as is also c. P. Tuscano, and Guiguella will move to i the Brown building. Dr. Edwin Whit 1 ford will locate in the Lansworthy building. Woodmansee and A. N. Nash i and the hootblack have not found any i places to locate in and as there are so | few desirable business places available
 it is understood that George Broughton l who IS located in the building will dis pose of the business which he has con- 1 ducted here for many years and retire i from active business.
 1 The members of Westerly srange No. | IS, held picnic at Atlantic beach on | Thursday. About 50 sat down in the casino to the dinner served by the grange. Baked beans, escalloped pota- l lpCS, piChleS. TOiiS. cdhe, pie ana cOHee were among the good things Members
 of neighboring granges were invited and there were representatives from Asha- way, North Stonington and Quonochan-
 taug granges. also visitors from New Hampshire. Roller skating and sports
 were among the psstimes enjoyed
 hold a mass meeting at 7.3O o'clock on
 Sunday aveOiror. in,
 under the auspices of the Rhode Island
 Anti-Saloon league. The church service
 here will be omitted. pr. E. J. Moore
 assistant superintendent of the National
 Anti-Saloon League of Westerville, O..
 will speak.
 Joseph CozzoIino lost two fingers or
 his right hand. owing to their beine crushed between an automobile and 6 | trolley platform. at Milltown Cozzolint
 vas returning from the North Stoning ton fair when another car approached E Fe vas blinded by the lights on the ma i. ch ne.. He was near ttc piatfI m ant
 he .ost control Of his car and hit tf'
 structure. H<s right hand was caugl1
 between the side C the car apc tn platform anl two fingers were graun, ef He was taken to pr. Nj II. Scan :-n's office where inc injured n&c1 v-;i i. treated.
 A grass fire at the west end of Pieas
 ant View be7,n aaused excitenlcnc oI 1 Thursday afternoon and the conse
 duenees were the members of t,e Wttcl Hill fire department were called and il about 15 minutes extinguished tn I flames The fire was not far. from tn Pleasant View house and was believed to be started from rubbish heap near !, by
 Fl Oct. 5th is the date set for the hear ing on the Pawcatuck river to stop tn polluting of the water by rubbish an :, dumping of refuse in the river Dr John T. Black health commissioner o the state of Connecticut. announced ol 7 Friday that public hearing on tn subject will be held at the Libert. : street court house Thursday, Oct 5th a . p. m.
 The New Haven railroad has been run l ming its trains on standard time all sum n n1er but advanced the trains an hour il T order to conform to the daylight time The trains will be put hack an hour be : ginning Sunday morning at 12.o1 o'clocl n in order to return to standard time There are a few changes in the time 0 s the trains under the new time tabl ; which is out.
 Il Westerly and Stonington people wer a interested in the launching of the ney r 50-foot river tight sea sled Luz at tn [ l Sea sled companys plant at West Mys
 tic. The boat slid into the water at - o'clock and Madame Ospina, wife of tn g president of Columbia, christened he e with a bottle of champagne which sh 0 broke over the rail About 500 peopl }. had gathered to witness the launching 1; The craft was handsomely decorated !. The U. S. flag flew from the bow an r, that of the Columbia republic from tn e stern. The launching party remaine ; aboard while tests in the river wer 1t made This new boat is expected to rev l. olutionize South American river travs r. and there were many South American }, I present at the tryout Friday. The SC z. sled will carry from 20 to 30 passenger a at a speed of more than 30 fnlles a l. hour Some of those who wee in tn