Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-15

committee to care for local census of ex- service men and the Salvation Army drive
 was appointed, as follows: The house
 committee, Charles Morse chairman ];
 Wells Fowler and Dr. J. NJ o'Cennell !
 census committee, James Al DondhuB,
 chairman; Edwin Hawke and Max Rai-
 thai Salvation Army day drive commit
 tee, Edward J. Burten chairman; Dr.
 John Cha1nplain and DF. J. NJ 0Con-
 nell; Memorial day committee. H. Rus sell Burdick, chairman Russell Dover John DAtSen, James A. Donohue, Bour-
 don Baf5eSel1 George Chapman, George Stilfman, John Law and Thomas Nc
 Gowan.
 Mrs Unis Senior and Mrs Albert Senior have returned from Providence. Master Robert Senior of Providence Is spending the Easter vacation with his parents here. Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Kloss and fam fly of Brooklyn, N. Y, are guests of MT. and Mrs. H. J. Law
 Mrs Gene Ware and daughter Fran ees of Providence are visiting MT. and Mrs. Winslyow N York
 Miss Kathryn Hodge of Boston is. the guest of her auHlt, Mrs. John F'useoldo. Amos F. Chester of Canal street, boasts of being the oldest charter member of the Westerly fire departneo'''. His time extends over 8 period of years. He 5OlIltea D6SeIIhDer ZVt tSf- and was member of the old Nathan F. Dixon
 a member of the Westerly Veteran Fire
 mems Association He will be 7s years 1 old next November.
 At 2.SO o'clock Sunday there will he a service at Masonic hall and the members l of Knights of Ten1plar will attend in uni form. The sermon will be preached by
 Rev. Edmund J. Cleveland, rector of Christ Episcopal church
 Miss Harriet N. Woodward, former supervisor of music of the Stonington 1 schools, now of PIailliosburg, N. J.. is the
 guest of Miss Jennie Stanton. Arthur Irvine of Clinton, Mass, was a caller here Friday.
 Pop" Camrbell is visiting over the
 week end at his home on Warren Street l Norwich.
 "Triqby, the pop corn man has arrived at Watch Hill from the south where he 1 spent the winter.
 A. W. Lewis of Ashaway was a busi sness caller here Friday
 1 Miss Dorothy Fallon of Hartford is the guest of friends here.
 Duncan L. Urqu1nart of Providence, Is 1T town for the week.
 The machinery is bein gstaIled in tho l plant on Friendship street, in the building
 to be occupied by Otto Seidner of Mystic ] He having outgrown his place of busihes: has opened factory here. 1 The Westerly Cycle club members 1 hope to raise the amount of a 5in due fo1 1 the cost of last summers New York city
 childfen's outing. It has been decided l that the expenditure so far met otherwise 1 than from the treasury so the club has de i cided to hold a dance to Iay the expense They care for twenty children last sum
 fner.
 l The laborers of Westerly at a specia meeting, held at Granite hall voted unani 1 nlously to resist the reduction of 20 pc ] cent offered by the highway commissions 1 in cooperation with the contractors claim ing that soc per day reduced from foul dollars it is unbearaible. The laborers ar l making the excuse to the business Snefi Q 1 this town that they are not spending an, money during this holy Easter week, bu
 if prospects improve the intend to het business
 i Laborers want eight hours per day worl and four hours on Saturday, a week.. pay of s22 when opportunity permits worl all week. The laloorers want the publi to know that on an average they worl | only eight months out of twelve, while i
 large cities the majority of laborers wor all the year around. the others are on a' average of ten months. The committee 0 local Is is Luigi Pellegrino, Santo Syno sato and Luigi Gorafalo.