Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-18

Many from westerly attended the closing day at the Kingston fair when Westerly. fremen competed with their fire tubs. Following was the result in the contest Friday:
 Enterprise, No. 3, Campella, 1s3. it. 4 1-4 in; Defiance, North Kingston, 1S1 wieh.- 1so :ft, 1 3-4 inches; Washington No. l, Wickford, TIT ft, 5 inches; Han cock No. 1, Bucton, 173 ft 10 3-4 inches Protector, No 3, Muntelio, 1s3ift, 3 inch es; Protector, No. 1; .BrookVflle, ie6 it, 5 S-4 inches; Liberty East Providence, 164 it, Ssl-2 inches; Aberdeen, Wake field. 15S it. 9t1-4 inches; Star No. I. Westerly, 156 it, l-4 inches; Fire King, Pawtucket, 165 ft 5-S inches; City sof Waltham, 153 1t, 3-4 inches; Nowatum. Providence, 151 fe inch; City of Lowell, Westerly, 147 fl, il 2 inches
 The steam yacht Taro of New York is still on the beach where she grounded i a half mile west of the breachway at | Weekapaug Thursday night. Members ] of the crew and, Capt. Rupert Wey are aboard her and members of the crew of Coast Guard Station No. 5s, under Surf man James Fletcher have remained by the
 vessel ever since she went ashore. 4 revenue cutter is also there and examin- ed the yacht and the owners of the yacht, Joseph F. Ferdetta and Ledah B.
 Minogue have been notified. It is thought an attempt to haul her on will
 be made as soon as they arrive.
 Henry Irving. cslcred, employed as . wood chopper at Hopkinton by c. C. Fancher of the Post Road, who employs other help there. Irving nearly got his I head shot off Friday morning when 2 shot gun exploded as it was being ex-
 amined. He was struck on the right sid,
 of the face when the shower of bullet,
 passed by him. Drs. J. L. May and Johr
 S. Ruisi of Westerly were called and tn.
 man was sent to Backus hospital, Nor.
 wich.. He. was reported as resting com
 fortably Sunday evening It is believed that the surgeons may have to remove hi eye.
 Funeral services for Harry B. ARaxt was held at Christ Episcopal church q
 2.S0 Saturday afternoon. Rev. Edmun,
 J. Cleveland formerly rector of tn church, oficiated. The funeral was at
 tended by business men. town oficiais members of the fraternity and fMends , Burial was in River Bend cemetery
 The bearers were Frederick S Carpen ter of Holland Conn, Paul F.. Estey
 Wells R. Fowler Arthur Land Thnma
 Perry. and Thomas Mckenzie of West erly.
 The following Westerly republicans ar {, to, carry on the campaign being appointe . by, the republican town committee c Westerly:
 John ]. Dunn, Mrs. C.. Palmer Char , man, Mrs. Lowis Stanton. Dr. John N . io'Connell and George B.. Utter. ' Mir. Stiness has represented the Secon :, district in congress since 1s14 He va ! | a member. of the house committee on sir !. ter-state and foreign commerce. He 5, 3 signed the post of United States distrir ? attorney for Rhode Island prior to Ri ! election to congress. nt Real estate transfers Scr the first an |. second weeks in September are fifteen i t all. as follows:
 Donenico Pucci- and wife, lots .
 Liberty park. Pasquale Cesca yuano to Moclaw I :, Dabrowski and wife, 10 lots in Libert z park. | The Winnapaug Company to John F ' !. Gallagher. lot at Pleasant View. RIA. Sherman Sons Company to Joh : Viles land and buildings at corner
 Main and School streets. Heirs of 4. F. Saunders to Mary ! : Barber tract of land on the Shore roa Arthur L. and Thomas Perry to HeIe
 S. Price, lot at Pleasant View. ' James Yuile Lawrence, to Charles t AfcIlvaine, IT.. tract of land at Watc n IIile
 t Joseph coduri to town of Westerl r, tract Of land on Oak street.
 Howard F Thorn to Mary Heier