Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-10

had not been sufficient evidence to war rant the court holding him for the grand jury The motion was denied. No evil dence was given for the defense. The bail was fixed at $2.OOO and the surety as given was accepted by the court.
 At the request of the board of confer ence an educational finn has been pro- cured from the state educational board of Connecticut on the subject of Nation alization entitled Making a Citizen, and will be shown at the Central theatre on Wednesday and Thursday evenings for men who are seeking citizenship and nat uralized citizens as well as by aliens who contemplate making America their permanent home.
 The April meeting of Phebe Greene Ward chapter held Saturday afternoon at the Pawcatuck Seventh Day Baptist church. Miss Sally Coy gave a most interesting and entertaining address on | Quilts and Coverlets.
 Bullock Post, W. R. C. No. 2. filled boxes with fruit for the G. A. R. vet erans of Budlong Post and the disabled 1 Legion men in Westerly. Sixteen indi- l vidual boxes were sent to Civil war vet erans, five to World war men and a l large box was sent to the Soldiers Home at Bristol.
 April 18th a large delegation of men will attend the department convention in Providence
 c. ". Campbell, president of the town council, has chosen his committee who will have charge of, the mosquito cam paign in Westerly. They are Henry c. Rowe of Watch Hill, Samuel II. Davis and P c. Buffum. The state will con | tribute s750 and the town of Westerly will contribute a like sum to be received | by contributions at the beaches or from the fire districts along the shore. The council has appropriated $150 for the experiment.
 Under suspension of all rules the act 1 which amends the act establishing the first drainage district here was passed by the state senate. The bill has already been through the house and the signature of the governor will make it law.
 This is the change in the sewerage act | which was asked for by the town coun- cil and has to do with the bonding oi the town debt. No action could be talk en until the change was made in the present law. All arrangements have beer made for the transfer of the debt iron notes to serial bonds and all that is nee essary is a vote of the council Miss Marjorie E. Smith, a senior al Mt Holyoke college, appointed assistant in the department of art and archa eology at the college for 1922-z3, is the daugh ter of MT. and Mrs. H. L. Smith o George street.
 Miss R. " Cottren has returned to hel school duties at Miss Porter's school a Pennington, Conn.
 The highway commissioners of tn, town of Westerly have now an asphal
 
 will be set up within the next five weeks The mixer will be located on the road side of the Westerly town farm. on thi Bradford road where there is an excel lent gravel bank.
 The Christian church Bible class is stiI in the lead of the four-square contes among the Bible schools of the commu nifty, reported as follows: Ladies No. 1 Christian $2914; Live Wires. First Bap
 tist, 26S0; Mems Seventh Day Baptist
 265O Ladies' No. 2. Christian, 2611 Young Women's Christian, 25SS; Gas
 No. 2, Seventh Day Baptist, 25s0; Wo mems Methodist, 256O; Live Wires Christian 2546 Antioch Christian, 250I Class No. g, Seventh Day Baptist, 2376
 Invincible, Ashaway Seventh Day Bap
 tist 2123; Altruistie Christian, 1527. Tn
 goal is 5000 credits for the contest pc 1, riod of 12 weeks. This is for the Sixtl , week of the contest. Westerly takes tn lead and 1t is expected will go over tn
 top.
 Il At an auction of antiques held at tn , Sanford Stillman estate. rare old In l dian stone hatchet which belonged to tn : Narragansett or Pequet tribes, was sol 8 to F. w. Dewey of the Westerly Times
 The death of Patrick Shea, 40, occur t red at his home on Prospect street, Sat I iurday at 3,30 a. r He was the son o 8 the late Daniel Shea and Bridget Casey