Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-17

three years spent overseas with the army Y. M. C. A.
 Westerly as well as stonInEton had it's share of liquor raids Saturday, Near beer places were. visited by the local po- lice. The cases came under tnc ner- 9 'v for Judge Williams to try. Home brew and other connections weIe founa .n s..4...I quantities and in four of the six places visited there was evidence of the stuff Men were found drinking in one place and barrel of wine was taken. The place of Daniel J. whalen, under the railroad bridge er Canal street. was wis., tied by Officer M'chsel Curtin and Con- stable Henry yeBurk. A bottle O. ginger ale and cordial was taken and search of the property was made
 Edward Liotta was next on the list. He has an ice cream place at 65 Pleasant street and serves soft drinks and near beer. Officer Fred Mitchell and Consta- ble Alexander Mitchell inspected the premises and found half barrel of beer ,aid to be home brew. This was taken " the officers. Officer Ferguson and Con- stable Maxwell visited a place which was formerly saloon. now conducted by :; Patsy Saliniano. Nothing was located here. Pasquale Gencarcella of 53 Pierce street came next Constable Burk. Rus sell Slocum and Ralph Spargo inspected the fruit store run by. him. No l:quors were found but two people were drinking
 there.
 Chief Thomas E. Brown and Motorcy- : cie Officer Madison searched the premises
 of Arthur Gabriel,a of n Pierce street A
 barrel of wine was found in the cellar under pile of boxes. Upstairs over the fruit store six men were found drinking | some sort of a mixture. A bottle of gin 1 was found on oae man, and the others
 dumped into the sink what they had with
 them.
 The saloon formerly run by Turano.
 now conducted by Patsy Peiegrino. at 7s 1 Pierce street, was looked into by Officer Champlin, Constables James Brown and
 James Rae and IS bottles of Fernet, Is per cent. alcohol. were taken: also six bottles of Teno China, according to the
 markers on them.
 :. The Westerly fire department was called out Saturday at about 10 o'clock in
 the morning for fire started on Quarry Hill in one of the quarry sheds of the | New England Quarry works. The new bumper was put into action by the fire . department and worked well alh saved . the two large derricks. First Assistan; Harry A. Coyle and his men did excellent ' work. so that little damage resulted Chiel Egger is in Boston on a visit.
 At Barnes Point there was a merrJ
 gathering Saturday afternon when 3(
 members of the Memorial Crafts institut,
 of New York. granite dealers. held z clambake. W. M. Rowe. a former West
 eriy man. had charge of the affair The, visited the local quarries which htey pro
 nounced ver3 interesting. The visitor l arrived by boat at New London and wer, met at Groton by automobiles and wer, taken about the city by Frank L. Sulls van for sightseeing trip They visite, Eastern Point and the Morton F. Plan estate, also visited Bradford. Watch HI . and Pleasant View. The clambake was a 7 Barnes Point at 1.3o, and about Is guest
 from Westerly were in the party Quoit and Baseball were enjoyed. The ball gam went for five innings. Westerly score five runs in the last inning and gave tn visitors lead of to [. It seemed to b 3 a pitchers battle between Wells of West
 erly and Pozzi of New York. Funeral services for the infant daurh 7 of Mir. and Mrs. Frank O. Neil of Wainu ], 1 street were held at it's home Sunday al f ternocn at o'clock Burial was in s Michaers cemetery. Relatives attende : from Providence and Norwich.
 A number of friends went to wakehei 1 | from Westerly to attend the wedding an e niversary of MT, and Mrs Charles r
 Dawley. who celebrated their 5oth ann
 versary Saturday afternoon and eveninI
 The host and hostess entered the recer
 ton room to the music of the Bridi chorus from Lohengrin and were followe ), by members of the family and Rev W. ] S Talty, pastor of the Wakefield churcl :. who assisted in receiving. The house ws x handsomely decorated. They receive c many beautiful gifts.
 ,' Funeral services for, AIbertus W. Ma, l. son were held at Pawcatuck Seventh Ds ! Baptist church Saturday afternoon at i, o'clock. Rev. Samuel H. Davis conducts = the services, ed by Rev. C. A Blu ii dick. Mrs G.. Ion Burdick sand tv s hymns. Burial was in the Maxson fan.
 plot in River Bend cemetery. The bea
 CTS were J. I. Maxson. r. Albertus Ma,
 son. Frank Wilcox and Ira B. CcandalI.
 Samuel Nardone hns been awarded u 1T contract to build cement sidewalks k Moss street. williane and West Bros .e streets and Stillman avenue by the Pa, l. catuck fire district sidewalk comnitte ' The price of all cement walk Is IS 3 1t cents per square foot curbing separa k from walk. 43 1-2 cents per linear foo is curbing attached to walk, 27 cents D
 linear foot rhs work Eirl ntzrt at nne