Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-29

or CeTlllCdleS as they nave in all blanks in the state.
 It is pathetic to see old men working on the street who are not fit to handle a pickaxe and shovel Among them are cripples and men well into the seventies doing manual labor. It is understood that the men who heretofore did this kind of work and the sewer work also. will not be put on the job, since wages were raised here. westerly is paying union wages to these men who are practically unfit for the labor they are doing on High street with pick and shovel.
 The trolley tracks are being repaired here at last with the summer about half gone and the condition of the cenler of the highway one of the busiest in town has been deplorsble until now that work has been begun on it.
 Miss Seller of the visiting Nurse As sociation has been in charge since Miss
 Benson. the head nurse left for SwitI- erland was called to Springfield. Mass. Friday owing to the sudden illness of her
 mother. This leaves all the work for
 Mrs. Steadman, Miss Tonge and Miss | Clapp.
 The two men who were through West | erly Wednesday obtaining money from
 merchants on electric light bulbs and
 who fieeced men out of bills of goods in
 all but one place they visited. made the
 same kind of a haul at Narragansett
 Pier Friday. The amount averaged
 about the same as here, anywnere
 from Sl3 to S23.9s.
 The new case of lnfantile paralysis reported at Weekapaug is doubted b. Dr. Richards. As the symptoms were l
 cases. The boy was ordered kept isoist
 ed, however.
 Eight young men discovered playinl
 craps at the junction of Pierce and Day
 ton street Sunday morning at I23i
 o'clock by Sergeant Donald Fergusoi
 and officers Fred Mitchell and Michae
 Curtin, were before the judge of tn
 third district court here Friday morning
 but no charge was brought against them Thomas Fitzpatrick known the worI
 over as the human fly" and "Steepl , Tom" who has completed work on a IS foot chimney at Peace Dale. has bee called to the Pawtucket mill at Haver 5 hill. Mass, to inspect a chimney whic } was struck by lightning. This is abol
 150 feet high.
 7 The case of the state of Massachu v ? ed with driving away after striking s woman with his auto onob'le. in Mar bvr' 3 Wednesday afternoon. was continued } week, in the Worces:ar police court Fr day. Mir. Langworthy is well kao5. : here in Westerly and was a former rel
 ident. He Is a real es- a:s dealer i . Boston at present.
 Frank T. Bishop. alias Levesque (
 Wyoming, operator of the automobi , responsible for the death of Andre Li f freniere of Anthony at Moose Ne. s Hill June 25. and who escaped from ia = 1 in Kent county July 9. following q ,- indictment for manslaughter by Il . grand jury June 27. was at fault in tl h accident on Moose Hill is the opinion n the state board of public roads who T s voked his license. Bishop is still = large and he has been notified of the q Y tion of the board who sent it to his la 1 place of residence.
 l.. George HarcId Berry. I54 Cabot strr,
 Holyoke. Mass. and Miss Alma Lang win. of g Naomi street. Chicopee Fla. :. were married at Weehawken, N l., Ju Il 18th. The groom is the son of Ni = George Sherman. a former resident he | and was manager of the Central thcat ie here.
 y A. Gavitt. wife of Charles Gavitt. was he le at her home on High street Friday a a ernoon at ? o'clock. Rev William e Williams, rector of Calvary church e, Stonington. former rector of Chr in church. Westerly. officiated. Burial VI
 in River Bend cemetery. st W. H. Johnson. of Wequctequock. V ly leave next week for Australia i'd Mrs. Mary E. Smith returned Frids ts after a visit to New York. ld Mrs F. L. Bailey. Mrs Edrnu st Bailey, Miss Helen Nassor. Mrs. A. ,n Bailey of New London, were guests F. Ia day of Mrs A. R. Bailey of Ashawa, of Albert Twomey has returned from ey visit to Norwich.
 ne Miss Rieta OBrien. daughter of ] od and Mrs. W. L. o'Brien underwent ct minor operation Thursday at her hor .h and is making a favorable recovery at Sheriff John F. Wilcox of South Xii hs ston was a caller here Friday aft of noon.
 he John Drysdaie and family of N r. YorkYork are guests of Robert Drysda go at his home on Spruce street. The Westerly baseball team will En
 Shamrock Sunday and play the Shi sx mock team. Each team has won v games. The tie will he played of in ', for the loving cup which was presea u' for the series by the Du Pont Pow ii iii company. The batteries for weste ,'.. will be Sherman and Solomon and "' Shamrock Edwards and LauEworthy. he Today tsaturday) the office force al the Atwood Machine company will go ba Barnes Point for a picnic. basel ,is game will be on the program.