Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-20
WESTERLY

The cases which VII come up this
week in the Third district court art r. 1.
Garage vs. Ear w. Norman. Calvin
David vs.. WilDert A. Clarke, Lewis Solo
mon VS.. Georgia Holt. P H. Opie Co. VS.,
Georgia Holt, Edward B. Noyes VS.. Geor-
gia, Holt, and Clarence Roche VS.. Ida
Thomas.
Much interest is being manifested in
,, the tour-square contest being held among
tie Blole schools. Westerly leads Provi-
dence for the same length of time The
record shows: Bible class No. l, Broad
Street Christian, 1,7O4; adult women's
Methodist, 1885; class No. 7, Pawcatuck,
Seventh Day. 1920 class No. 9, Pawca-
tuck, Seventh Day, 1,250; young wom-
ems. Broad Street Christian. 1227; Live
| Wire, First Baptist, 1 ,21o: Antich, Broad
Street, 1,2S7; Ladies No ., Broad
Street Christian, LA; 1nvinoibles, Ash
! away Seventh Day Baptist, 1892; Men';
class. Pawcatuck, $40; Altruistic, Broad
! Street Christian, 764.
The village of Pawcatuck needs day
! patrolnan, especially ct the corner of
Mechanic and Broad streets. The pa
trolmen at present have q whole village
! to look out for, without the business sec
/ ton, ana in case Of emergency would not
/ be easy. to find, as the village is 50 scat
tered and covers large area. In the
/ PaEcatuck bank Z, newt burglar alarm is
being installed which can be heard for =
long distance; but cen SO, the town Of
Stonington should furnish this busy sec
ton with an active patrolman.
Miss Florence Jennings of Mortified Is
the guest of Mrs. Paul Jennings of High
land avenue.
The grand officers Of Rhode Island en-
tertained the members of Granite and
Pequot councils of the Royal Arcanum al
a dinner and smoker Saturday night al
the hotel: Supreme Regent C. E. Hoad.
i ley Of New Haven addressed the council
in most entertaining manner, which
was enjoyed by the large number thai
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Rowe, whC
have been in Daytona, Fla. for the win.
ter, have arrived in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dinwoodie of Gal
street spent the week end in New Haven
Mrs. William Bush has gone to st
Joseph's hospital, Providence. for a sur
gical operation.
! W. D. Cross of Palmer. Mass, is tn,
guest Of his cousin on Quarry Hill.
| Three books Of interest have beer
brought in to the public library here
I Picturesque Lancaster. Ninety-Nin,
81 Views OF Tasmania Wonderland, and tn,
Illustrated Mail from Australia. Thes
: books contain views of interest ard wer
sent here by CORTLAND Gavitt. who nov
resides in Australia. Mr.. Gavitt former
ly resided here and was one of the fou
uniformed polisemen on the force here
He left about As years ago. The book
were brought in by his brother, Sidne,
Gavitt, who resides on the Shore road
Coumland Gavitt is remembered by tn
: older residents here, serving as he di
: on the police force, one of the first pa
trolmen when the force was organized.
Miss Araeen Fowler OF the Connection
college was the guest Of her brothers Of
Elm street over the week end.
+ Three fires Saturday kept the fire de
partment busy. The first alarm wa
, rung in at $50 a. m. for a. fire in tn
/ Rhode Island garage boiler room in tn
Rhode Island hotel building. No damag
] was done and the fire was quickly extin
: guished. The second fire was in tn
Hotel Ninigret on Canal street, where
mattress on which a brush salesman wa
sleeping caught fire. The guest threw hi
supplies to the ground, which caused n
end Of fun for the crowd on the sidewalf
e The third fire during the day was
: heavy brush fire near the Norman farr
l on the Potter Hill road which threaten
: ed the buildings. so an alarm was sound
] cd for the Westerly department whjc
l5respo nded at about L 50 p NJ This
= i'outs Of the fire district but che cornnanie
from here responde ed, Woodland owne