Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-10

rived in town Saturday from Florida and have opened their Main street residence here
 Howard @. Babcock and family of Orlando, Florida, arrived Saturday and are at Pleasant View. { Mrs Wilfred Blackburn and Mrs. Da-l vid Hart have returned from Norwich. Byron Lewis of New Haven was a weekend caller at James Moore's cot tage at Pleasant View.
 Charles Sullivan of~ New YoYrk is the guest of his mother, Mrs. B. Sullivan.
 Postmaster Lenithan was weekend visitor in Pawtucket. R. T.
 MT. and Mrs. H. q; Chaffee entertain ed J. L. Fiddles of woodviIle. R. L, Sat urday and Sunday
 Mss Lizzie Barber of B9ss1a $
 ths guest of Miss Marcella Wilee;or.- George Stilman, who Is connected with the c. B. CottrelI Sons company
 plant here. was taken to the Rhode Isl- | and hospital. Tuesday night, underwent
 a serious operation upon arriving there and is reported as resting comfortably. He was taken in the Sanitary Corps ambulance and was in serious condi- ton.
 1 During the baseball game at Bradford
 when the Bradford nine played the Pot
 ter Hill boys the pitcher of the Potter | Hill team, Lawrence Wilcox, aged 21, l in the seventh inning went to slide into
 second base when he broke two bones
 in his left leg. The score then stood 1 to 1 when the accident happened at 5 | o'clock Saturday afternoon. The young
 fellow was attended by a physician from Westerly and it will be some time before he will be able to play ball again. Fol lowing so. much rainy weather of late the grounds were wet. which caused the taccident.
 The Watch Hill Yacht club held it's i first race of the season Saturday in Lit tie Narragansett Bay. Dory No. 1 owned by MT. Gutterson, was withdrawn from the race, owing to it having filled with
 water. Robert Barry and Harvey Cowee
 were the officers of the day. No. 9. Bur
 dick, won first place at 4:45:17.
 When the 1I15 p. m. trolley car Jeff
 Watch Hill Saturday night in change oi
 Motorman E. V. Sherman and Conductor Robert Greene, a Rhode Island car bear ing a license number of 361, driven and owned by H. Cozzittie, was going dow1 in the trolley tracks and at the Duran automobile approached south at the en J trance of the shore road. crashed int, the trolley. The occupants jumped ou and escaped injury.
 The Westerly town council meets thi
 (Monday) morning at 9.S0 Robert Whit ten and assistant, Charles T. Fisher 0
 Providence have been here the past fey
 days and have gone over the town rela . tive to zoning Westerly as is done | r Providence.
 e Fifty members of Westerly troop Q : Boy Scouts went to Camp Gagoog Sat | urday to remain one week. k The balance of the 349th company, ( a A. C., R. I. N. G.. left Sunday for For : Getty. Nearly every member went fo : l5 days.
 t Mrs. Frances Rose. Il, daughter ( |, MT. and Mrs Lewis Rose of Groton, wh t was run over by Minnie P. Earle. ( : Hartford and Pleasant View, is reporte : comfortable Sunday at the Memori; a hospital, New London.
 n The surgical case belonging to Dl e John L. May. stolen from his car whi t in Stonington on a call Friday. wa n found by a lad on Broad street Frida It afternoon late and carried to Dr. Hi : lard's office. It is generally believe t lthat the case was investigated by somi V one who had stolen it, who was passiI e in an automobile and when the conten e were discovered they were thrown ol 1T of the machine.
 e Wheeler school, North Stonington, hf s, been placed on the list of accredite d schools for the state of Connecticut ar It the membership win now cover larg 70 territory than heretofore. Pupils ma e now register from elsewhere than Nor = Stonington.
 ls Mrs. Samuel H. Davis is comp1ettl z arrangements for fresh air children 'L come to Westerly by Aug. 3. yei .l ago there were 115 located here.