Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-21
WESTERLY

Fishermen in this section and Ston- ington have been doing anything but making hauls of fish since Wednesday night. Local fishermen have been sur prising the people by bringing In catch- es of dolls and their friends are receiv- ing presents of them, In stonington the fishermen who come in usually with sea food have been capturing oranges and grapefruit by the crate. Automobile own CTS are laying in automobile tires which were iished up off Watch Hlli These strange articles were cast of the s. S. Concord which caught fire le miles off tho point.
 Tho case of tho Fisk Rubber company which occupies tho Ninigret mills on Canal street. Westerly. tho defendant company being charged with violation of tho child labor law, came up heforo Judge Oliver IT. Williams in the Third district court Friday morning. it was charged that the company employed a girl under lawful age and the company did not have tho required certificate and SO q fino of s90 and costs was imposed. Tho girl represented herself to be over l6 years Of age,
 At the state armory thh (saturday) evening tho boys of Battery B, Norwich, win play game of basketball with tho Westerly boys of tho S49th Company, at Westerly. Tho lineup for tho local team win be as follows Shortman, right for ward. Plimpton, left forward Sten- house. center; McCloy, right guard: Di- Dnno or Spencer, left guard. Swanson, of Baltic will referee.
 Because Ot tho tearing down Oe the old building at the corner of Main and Broad streets, pedestrians are obliged to take to tho road and policeman stands guard. for tho falling debris makes walking along the street hazardous. The old wooden structure is nearly down to tho sidewalk and by Saturday night the wreolSing company will have remov. Cd the last of the old landmark.
 Tho Rhode Island Ones and the Alefi Hook and Ladder company at 5 o'clock this (Saturday) morning will start on s trip to Franklin, Mass. going there bS truck. They will attend new fire house dedication. The usual sports and ath. ietIo contests will be in order. Tho Westerly boys have entered running team.
 William A. Wilcox of the West Sid has returned from New York
 Several members of BurionK Wo mems Relief Corps will journey t Bristol, R. l., to make their annual wis t to the Soldiers Home, Sunday. The: will gladden. the hearts of all who ar there by gifts of cake candy and frui
 
 Two members of the Budlong Post. c A. R. veterans, arc seriously i'll at thei bcunes. They are Charles A. Clarke c Lester avenue and William Shepherd c Hobart street.
 The c. F. s. of Christ church hay sent two representatives to attend tn convention in Portland, Maine. The are Mrs. Edgar Tobin and Miss Etht Turner.
 Captain and Mrs. Louis Babcock an son. Courtland, have left town for Eas Orange N. J. They will remain ther until Captain Babcock leaves for Eng land where he will supervise the cor struction of vessels for the United Fru Company. Miss Maude Price of Mort Stonington accompanied them.
 F. J. Landry of Dalton, N. H, is { the home of his aunt on Granite stree He will remain over the weekend, gS ing to New York to take up course study in an electrical school
 A large number of interested Wes erly people are planning to go to Asi away this (Saturday) morning to a tend the junior church service at tf Seventh Day Baptist church. An unui ually interesting program is planned
 Stanley Trotman is at his home hei for the weekend. He is a student { the Moses Brown seEool in Providenc He is the guest of his parents, slr. ar Mrs. Arthur Trotman of High street.
 The superior court for WashingtS county will open the November sessie the third Monday in November at wes erly.
 Judge Edward NJ. Burke is the ptoS possessor of a s292 set of Corpus Juri Cyc system containing 25 volumes af 54 volumes in all He was awarded u prize by the American Law Book COT pany of New York. It was offered as state prize and was awarded the co testant who in the opinion of the ed tors-in-chief of Corpus.Juris. submit the best answers to a set of questio covering all branches of law, test V; open to lawyers and students in ca state.
 The westerly High school seniors a planning to hold dance soon, in t High school hall.
 Sunday evening the World Wi Guild members of Calvary Bapti church will once more give the pagea From self to Service-and a choir women will render program.
 Owing to the storm of inst Saturd and sunay. the 54sth company, c. A. R I. N. G., was obliged to postpone | sham battle Sunday they will make a other attempt. The invading party V leave the state arrnory under Serges Maxwell at 10 o'clock in the mornii Sergeant Dowding will be in comma of the attacking party, which will lea some time during the forenoon for an | known point.
 John MihOlojezyk dropped dead w, nesday morning at 6.45 o'clock. He, disease was given as ehe cause. He h gone to his work as usual at the I9 raine Manufacturing company on \