Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-27
WESTERLY

In Providence on Tuesday charter of incorporation was granted by Secre- tary of State Parker to The Aliing Rub Der Company, Inc. of Westerly for the purpose of conducting a general mer- cantile and real estate business. The filling Rubber Company has conducted a store here for a number of years. The authorized capital is 1000 shares of common stock without par value. The incorporators are Ward T. filling of New London, Conn, Sidney B. Allins of Norwich, Conn, and Peter c, Ward of Westerly.
 Miss Edna M. Gregory, compositor at the Stedman Press, while enjoying the Christmas festivities at her home on Summer street. had the misfortune to fall upon a needle which was a unit of one of the Christmas gifts, driving it into the kIiee and breaking it off The greater part of the needle being missing. it is supposed that it is embedded in the knee pan. pr. M. H. Scanlon attended her but at last reports the needle had not been located.
 John Wycosik of Main street was se- l vereIy injured Monday evening on the bridge opposite the Lyric theatre. He l with friend was about to go into the i theatre and had crossed from the south | side of the bridge and had gotten pretty | well across it when he was struck by ar automobile owned and driven by Edgar l Sweet of Summer street. He was knock. | ed down and the automobile passed par. l tially over him, fracturing his left arm and bruising his left leg and one side ot | his face. An X-ray picture was taken ot i the injury to the arm and he was taker l to the office of Dr. F. I. Payne for treat ment.
 | Austin Murphy, student at Fordhan university, is spending the Christmas holidays at the home of his parents, Mir and Mrs. John H. Murphy, of Narragan sett avenue
 1 pr. James W. oConnen of Providence 1 and J. R. o'Connen of Boston spen Christmas at the home of their mother Mrs. Michael B. OConnen, of Beacl street.
 Mrs. John H. Milner and Lewis s. Mil ner of Providence and Harry R. Mime of Westerly recently subscribed to tn Lying-in hospital fund in Providence Their subscriptions were given partly fo the establishment of a ward for the us of patients from the town of Westerly If the capacity of the ward is not needle, for Westerly patients. the beds are avail able for patients from any part of tn state.
 Mrs Mary M. Clarke Of WeetefiJ widow of Charles A. Clarke, has bee, awarded pension of $3e per month iron the government
 Miss Frances Burdica of~Ahred, N. Y spent the Christmas holidays at the hom of Rev. and Mrs. Clayton Burdick o Main street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Fisher ar spending few days in RutheffoFd, N. ]
 Fred SeIbaeh of Boston is visftin friends in town.
 Col Michael Twomey Of the West Sid
 died Christmas afternoon at the Rhod Island hospital f1 Providence, where h had gone for treatment over q week agt
 MT. Twomey had been III for some tim
 A short while ago he celebrated the 50t anniversary of his wedding. He is SUI vived by his wife, two sons, Albert c
 Westerly and Joseph of Newport and
 daughter, Mrs. Herbert Farrell, Of West
 erly.
 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas spargo of Haveu
 hill, Mass. are visiting at the home c |, MT. and Mrs. Albert Spafgo Of SchoS
 street.
 Angelo Zerbarinf of New York ct
 spent the holidays at the home cf hi
 mother on Summer street.