Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-27
WESTERLY

> The prize speaking contest of the West eriy school was held Monday evening in Inc high school hall. The program, which vas given under' the direction of Jennie Billings stanton was as follows
 Piano solo. Florence Soiovietzik; The Rights of Men (Northcott), Maurice Vein; A Tragedy in Millinery (Wiggin) Claire M Keller; Americanizatioh and The Foreign Born (Wilson), Yale Fain ; music, Lovely Spring (Coeenen). b Pil- grirn's Chorus tWagner), Girls Glee ciub; Her Country (Andrews), Ruth C. Patton; Address at Arlington Cemetery .,Harding), Archibald c. Bamford music, soioi Frank Turris; A Ballad of the Col DTS (Engiish). Ernestins E. Saunders {; American Hall of Fame CDepew), David ?. Gerrior Foreign Views of the Statue tWestcott). Elizabeth Bonner music, a Hark, I Hear Voice D Twinfkifng Stars Are Laughing. Love- Boys Giee club {; Americanism, What It Is CTIili), George 8. Litman; Ride of Jennie McNeal. Doro- thy W. Sullivan; music, a Alma Mater ; Good Bye, My Lover, Good Bye, Boys Gles club.
 The judges were Herman F. Driggs. Mary Whippie and Marjorie Smith
 Other events sf graduation week in- ciude thefollowing:
 osL I. exercises. high school hall
 Wednesday. June 2s, 25o D. m grad,la- ton town hall: SIS D. ID. senior recep- tlon high school hall
 Tho speaker at graduation exercises VIII be Dean Otis D. Randall
 The heavy wind and thunder storm which have prevailed here for the past two days and nights with a heavy down. pour of rain. demoralized trolley and electric light service for a few hours here Sunday. A heavy gale swept through here Sunday morning, taking down big branches of trees and was fol- lowed by another shower Sunday night and early Monday morning. There were no lights on from 12 o'clock at night Sunday night until morning broka. Tbe demoralizing of the trolley and electric light service was due to fines of the Eastern Connecticut Power company be. ing down between Hallviile and Mont vile. There was also trouble at the Mar ragasstt Electric Lighting company plant which supplies lighting power Westerly, Stonington and Mystic were affected. The men were working on the wires for both the electric and trolley companies on Monday and everything was in working order Monday night.
 Saturday afternoon the hre wardens ot tho Pawcstucl fire district. C. :. Norris Albert c. Martin and D. W. Taylor look ed over conditions on property on thu West Side and 1t was noted that the bus mess section was quite free from debrii and rubbish, although in some casei wooden boxes were found piled higl against wooden structures. It is saiC there were several cases where the boarC Of health should make investigations.
 The sewerage which flows back into tn, back yards Is most offensive in some cas- es and should have proper attention an' the menace be stopped This inspection was made prior to the 4th of uly celehra tion to ascertain the conditions existing on tho West Side, in order to minimiz the chance of fire being caused in pape ,and rubbish being left about behin' buildingk 4s.
 Saturday night was Q b1sy ene for tn police. Four men who had imbibed in in toxicants were brought to headquarter and Sunday morning another one wa. added to the list making five in all. Tn latter asked to be housed here until h. was in condition to appear before tn public This was a Saturday night sim far to license times. iaat 4s- lsA-
 There was quite scene when a mal who gave his name as Joseph Meir O Wood River Junction, created disturb ancs at a local store and caused a larg crowd to gather. He was arrested. Al