Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-14

This town, Stonington and Mystic peo- he will appreciate the change in time which will go into effect on the Groton and Westery trolley line. Cars will leave Westerly at 19 minutes past the hour in stead of quarter of the hour as form erly. The crossing of the Mystic bridge will eliminate changing cars at Mystic. The half hour cars will start running rom Westerly for GFoton at .s.1s D. m. in- Etead of 415 as has been the custom. one hour earlier and by Aug 20 it is hoped by the officials that they will be able to go into New London which will eliminate changing at Groton for the fer ry- The fare across will only be five cents This will be a great convenience here.
 When the Mystic bridge will be open for trolley traffic, a long suffering trolley public yin once more be able to go, through Mystic without delay and incon- venience caused by transferring. It is pne year to the day that the condition has existed
 Operation over the bridge will of course sliminte the fifteen minutes allowed for transfer, therefore will necessitate rhange in schedule
 Cars will leave stonlngton for West srly as follows: 6.1s, 7.is, s.1s, SIS, l0.1s, 11.1s. a. m |: 12 1s, 1.1s. 2.1s. a.1s, B. 4s, 4.is, 4.4s. 5.1s. 6.1s, 7.1s, SIS, s.ls i0-is. HIS D. m.
 Service from Westerly through ston- fngton to Mystic will be the same as at present. That is they will leave Stoning- ton at $40, 7.10, s.10, 9.10, 1910, 11.10, a. m; 121o, no, 2.10. 3.10, 4.I0, 4.40, 5.1o, $40, s.1O. 7.10, S.10, s.1o, 1910, 11l0 D. m
 The condition while not only great in- convenience to the travelling public, has also been the source of an inconvenience and expense to the trolley company, and coming at a time when the town of West erly has been doing extensive work on Main street, 1t has. shut off both Mystic car house and the Westerly shops from cars operating between both Instructions and putting the company to a big ex- pense to repair their equipment and in a less satisfactory manner. These condi- tions have also been the cause of a loss of considerable business.
 People made a getaway from town and neighboring places Thursday and visited the beaches. The day was sultry, the thermometer registering s5 and s6 in the shade until 2 D. m. when there was lit- tie breeze.
 Thomas D. Brown, chief of police was notified by telegram Wednesday evening to look out for a stolen automobile. The Buick touring car was located at MT. Nardone's on High street about o'clock The machine was sold to him and he is Innocent of any knowledge regarding 1t being stolen car. The New York own CTS arrived here Thursday evening for it.
 The boys who are at Fort Creole from here report fine weather and plenty of good times, and while they are doing drill duty and having artillery practice.
 Thursday the members of the Washing ton County Medical association held its annual picnic at the Hummocks at Wick Ford. The members went down by auto- mobiles and about noon a fine clam bake, Rhode Island style, was enjoyed At the informal business session an ad- dress was made by D-. T. c. Kingman of Providence who spoke on Gall Stones Many went from Westerly to the picnic.
 Today (Fridayl tuberculosis clinic will be held here by Dr. Barnes from Wallum Lake, being held at the Red Cross and Westerly Visiting Nurse rooms all day. This specialist is here twice sach month now. The Red Cross rooms ln High street are being renovated and redecorated. and will take on an entirely new appearance.
 Father Burnes of New York city Is the guest of Mfr. and Mrs. George Smith and family of Mechanic street.
 R. A. Mellen and family of Cincinnati