Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09

At the Westariy Public HAraxz today EHmdRy1 there will be two sessions of the fan meetings of the Rhode Island noon. The morning session will open at 11.oaclocl with an address, ofswelcone. This wHf followed by a businesa meet
 Mary v. Cxanlzshaw, of Newport. will Speak*ou sssFEom Book Chains etp. Autp- mebfIes She Is librarian ofiFfhe Peo- pies nAragy at Newport nene Earl, librarian at the Rhode Island College of Eaueatien. and viii speak on .',Ishe sfsa- brarian. asa Sccial'Force." Clarence yE. Sherman. wizo iB an assistant librarian at the sP1hzic Library at Providence, swiH Enavs for his subject The Lihrarian Bibiloptile or -Clerk? Commissioner of ! aticn pr. Walter E. Ranger, win t4Izton ssahe library Situation in Rhode Islau1f aFticaaar aRefefeRee to Ad- ministfztion and Economic Suppor. q . Lunches win 1be sServed at o'clock and vi1K be followed fby 9 visit -to the beach and the plant of C.fB. Cottre1i and Sons Company. This is the first meet held here for seven years.
 There is to be a change in the busi- ness section here as La C1ede Wooaman- see has, purchzsea the store of George
 W. Tinnhury, on High street and will move his stock which is now located in 1 the block belonging to the Washington i frElE Company to his new location. Saturday sfeeEnoon at the corner of Canal street and Railroad avenue, four
 automobiles weresin collision. 4 Chandler
 touring car. driven by MT. Whitaker
 proprietor of the White Rock boarding
 house and a Ford truck owned by the William Segzr Co.,, came together. The 1 fFNTT Ford truck was not damaged. A Dodgs
 touring car standing at the curb ane
 owned by Frank Bemasceut was dam. aged as was also Stndebaker touring car owned by Frank CherenZa- The lat. hter was standing at the curb. The Chand Her car went up Canal street and thu l driver tried to turn to the left after pass ling the silent policeman in order to go LII Railroad avenue. The Ford truck wa: Igoins down Canal street and when a the right of the silent poll .ernan wa,
 hit by the Chandler car.
 The rain caused postponement of tn sham battle, which was to have bee1 held near Burdens pond by the mem l bers4 of the 34sth c. A. C., E. l. N. G. Saturday night. and Sunday. Next Sat l urday and Sunday is the date now SC for the affair.
 + Dexter Wilcox Flint of Cranston i being considered as a possible csndidaY Iernor. He is well known in Westerly kfor the republican nomination. for gov The democrats held a meeting Frida
 evening. No action was taken as tn
 endorsement of nominee for senate land representatives from the First an
 Second districts. This, has been left one
 to the democratic eleeszgs to be presehte in caucus Wednesday evening in the tow
 hall.
 Jareess Conway of 1ss Granite stree was hit Saturday evening by an auto mobile and is suffering with cut o his head and bruises on his body. Dl
 M. H. Scanlon attended him. The ma lsehine that struck Conway, was driEe by Charles Pape, S7 Salem street, Salen
 Mass, number pstes being 173-ss; Pane was summoned to appear in tn
 Third District court. October 18th b ! Officer Fred T. Mitchell.
 | ! The members of the republican tow committee met Saturday evening in tn II town hall for the purpose of organization }. t'reeeived names for nominee for senate : and set a. date for the caucus. They ev dentiy did not endorse any names Fr < tdaY evening, Oct. 13, the contest eaucy s is. scheduled to take place in the tow
 ! hall Dr. John M. O'ConneH was mao f chairHtan of, the town committee for tv t years and Mrs. C.. Palmer Chapman W. r i.chosen secretary. H P. Clark, who V;