Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-17

and slim, wearing a blue suit and hat, visited many people here and stated she was getting out book in connection with Budlong W R. c. members. She called herself Miss Walters One of the residents whom she visited called up a member of the corps and found they had no connection with her or the book and that the woman was not authorized i to act for them in any way. She coll .lected quite sum here and left town Immediately. The police were notified and watched the station at all outgoing and incoming trains but she evidently left town by automobile
 New parking grounds are being made by man on Railroad street. The Hor- ace Nose property at this end Of the town being fenced in and automobiles may secure space and be cared for. On Coggeswell street it is understood that back of the BarroWs building the same kind of a fence is to be erected by parties there. These places will make quite a convenience for business people and the shore people who are barred from parking cars for more than Is min uates at a time here.
 Commencement events at Wheeler school, North Stonington, began Friday when class day was celebrated. The ex- ercises were held on the lawn and at tracted large number from neighbor- ing towns, including Westerly. Today (Saturday) the annual alumni day, baseball game being scheduled at 1-30 D. m, alumni vs Wheeler; 1 D. m., busi- ness meeting; 6.15 D. m., informal social and dance. The baccalaureate sermon Sunday will be preached by Rev Charles H. Ricketts of Norwich, in the Congre- gational church at 3 o'clock.
 Graduation takes place Monday at o'clock in Wheeler library hall. The closing event will be the senior reception also held in Library hall, at o'clock | Monday evening. Admission to the re- ception is by. card only. These exercises l are on standard time and are public. l The school authorities have arranged to have the baseball game today (Satur- lday) at Norwich at the fair grounds, when the Vocational school of New London will meet the Westerly High school team for the championship.
 The annual banquet of the Westerly
 board of trade win be held at the Ocean House. Watch Hill, June 9th. Dr. Vim cent Tomilson, president of the chamber ! of commerce of Worcester. Mass. and chairman of the public schools will be 1 the speaker. A bureau from Boston will | furnish the entertainment of the even- ing.
 Edward L. Dolan, 57, resident here | for many years. died at his home, 6 l Hobart street. Thursday afternoon. He l was born in Norfolk. Conn. He was a l stone cutter by trade and formerly work
 ed in the granite yards of Westerly. He l was the son of John ]. and Mary Hayes Dolan and is survived by his mother, two children, Edward A. and Florence May Dolan; four brothers, John J. Thomas Dolan of New York; Wm D. and George A. Dolan of Westerly and sis ter, Mrs. Robert Bonner of this town | In the third district court, Judge Oliver William presiding, the case oi state Thomas E. Brown complainant, vs Irving Makowski, charged with driving to the left of traffic signal at the june tion of Canal street and Railroad ave
 nue, June II. was heard. Defendant
 pleaded guilty and was fined $10 ant i costs The case of state. Thos. BrowT complainant, vs Pasquale Lionette, wa:
 continued one week.
 Frank Opelisono, who has a tailol
 shop on Main street, charged with vio
 lent assault upon Antonio Tronato or
 Canal street June 15, pleaded guilty, bu
 afterward made it not guilty, having tolC
 his story in court. He will be tried nex
 Friday morning. Bail was fixed at s200
 I. B. Crandall furnished surety
 With the bridge over the Mystic rive T nearly completed there comes the re
 port from Mystic that this section O the town will be brilliantly lighted, { great addition in the business sectioi
 and main thoroughfare, as it has al ways been dark along the Main street. white way is to be installed from tn | New Haven railroad station to tn
 square at the foot of Church street hill
 A committee has made arrangements fo
 more modern systeem of lighting. tn
 contract has been let to the Mystic Pow CT company and thirty globe lights vii
 be installed The ornamental globes 1 will be supported on brackets and or ; namental fixtures. This work will b
 begun at once.
 Wednesday afternoon. at the home 0
 Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Perry, of Stoning
 ton. their daughter, Mildred Louise. wa united in marriage with Harold Clinton Lamphear, son of MT. and Mrs Ere
 Lamphesr of Watch Hill Rev. D. ( } Stone performed the ceremony. Tn : bride was attended by her sister. Mis- , Anne Perry and Howard 8urdick 0
 Avondale was best man. Mir. and Mrs Lamphear left for a wedding trip to tn l White Mountains and upon their retur1
 will make their home in Stonington.
 Commencement exercises at Rhode Is l land State college, at Kingston, begal : Friday afternoon, when Phi Kappa Ph
 honorary scholastic society initiated sev 7 eral graduates and member of the junio class. This was followed by a banque } and which was largely attended. Tn
 exercises called out many people fror , Westerly, Potter Hill. White Rocl : Stonington, North Stonington and Mysti 2 as well as Providence and all along tn F line. Friday evening Romeo and Julie , was presented with much ability by tn girl students of the sophomore class. Dl Howard Edwards president of the Rhod
 Island state college will deliver the ad , dress at the baccalaureate exercises Sun day. At the close of which the rnemoris
 Grove and the table erected to honor tn : war. will be dedicated Sunday eVenin 7 in the Congregational church a cantat :, will be rendered. The baccalaureate ex
 ercises Sunday will be devoted to hon i. bring Rhode Island state college servic . men. Lineoln's Gettysburg address wi be read by Edwin H. Coker, '22, pres dent of the student council. Dr. Ed
 wards will speak on That These Dea Shall Not Have Died in Vain" Mrs. VI ola Bates will be the soloist. The musics
 service will include an organ recital b : Roy P. Bailey and soprano solos b
 Mrs Bates. The commencement exer
 cises will began at 10 o'clock Monda
 morning when a class of fifty-seven VI
 receive degrees There are about 1 from Westerly. The address will be Attorney Walter F. Angell of Providenc, z -