Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-23
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The Westerly boys. wlse7shave been do
ing duty. in Pawtucket, R. /, with the
Q. A. G.. n. c., were ordered discharged
and arrived home Wednesday,
Wednesday evening the Masonic club
presented before a crowded house at
Blirens eheir first nights production OF
their minstrels. A fine Iiine-piece. or
chestra Of the Masonic elIo played ar
tistically and helped make the fight night
decided success. Excellent scenery
and bright and charming costumes all
helped in the effect as the certain rose.
The following fine programme was
given:
Minstrel Revue medley, Masonic Club
orchestra,
Episode l.
Prologue, Arthur. n. Nash. chairman ;
Thomas Mckenzie, John 0'Nei1l, H L.
Bodies. J. II. Segar. A. E. Barber; Spirit
Of Mirth, Ralph Spargo porter, Lou
Stanton. Scene. Masonic cfuo room: -
Episode 2 -
Fifty Minutes Of Mirth and Melody,
Harold D. Livingston. fnteriocutor. Mel
ody.
Comedians-Merle' crurrlb, Moses Low
~, Fred Robinson, Raymond HiscoN,
Roy Tonnge, Bill Browning
Episodes
Thomas Wright novelty dancing.
Episode 4.
Going to the Races. Sam COUNSEL and
williams, HarrvqsQ Nillit4nls.
Episode J.
Nothing but Rice Scene 1. Road to
PelSin; scene 2. mandarin's garden. Cast
Henry Hunter, a man with ideas,
Ralph Koelb Philio WithgrgIb, a dusky
gentleman from Georgia. Arthur NcKen-
zie; Ming-Tol, mandarin's- daughter
Charles C. Church mandarin, the big
smoke in China D. * Pierce.
Episode 6.
Roy T. Tonnage, Back Prom the
Front.
Eoisodsl 7.
Circus Dav in Dixie-Cast: Nanny. a
black gum, drop, D. e. Hexiessf Bads'Bilb
a hard boiled egg. : Edwin Whitford-:
Zeke. a crap-shooting hound, Ernest
Young; Dan Herbert Martin - Wagon
back. mana ger ayFagenbaclx Walleyes cir
Gus, Len Hiscox. Grand. Finale; Every
bodvts Welcome in Dixie. entire cast.
(, The Nj sonic club attended in 2 body
The novelty dancing. singing and actins
were of the best. THE audience shewe6
appreciation by generous applause al
through the evening. Coach McIvel
showed his talent q in gettings together
such a fine company. - Bsautiful bou
auets received by the members showed
how much the affair was. enjoyed.
The case Of Charles j. Butlerev va thu
Federal Fitting Company was CONCLUDED
in the superior court before Judge Bake
and Jury The action Is brought to re
cover S1425.01, alleged to be due for Goa
sold the defendant. The plaintiff claim
that the coal was delivered at the loca
railroad station to the defendants mil
by his agent and was bought and sold
The defendants claim that the Goa
was Of inferior quality and that plain
tiff was so informed George Doris. TIN
president and treasurer of the Fedora
Felting Company. testified as to the ,pur
chase of the coal and stated that it wa
impossible to use It. The coal remains
IN the bins Of the defendant company
he stated. Mr.. Butler was allowed 81,
500 and costs by the court.
Friday evening the cath. the member!
Of the Westerly Cycle. club will enter
tain. this being the 9th annual even
Of the club. There are very few rcycl,
Clubs in existence. this being one OF TIL
Oldest in Rhode Island and the only on
in Westerly.
Rev. Edmund J. Cleveland, rector o
Christ Episcopal church, has received :
churches in Fall River, Mass. The. AS
undecided whether he will accept thu
call or not.
I. Federal agents who were here Satur
day and made raids. assisted by II
Westerly police, notified the paEtie
sr-1,oe.o -,le,o- 1r-ayo' idad 10 arT1aay- bl
fore United States Commissioner Arch
bald c. Matteson in Providepce. Tues
day afternoon. Victor sGerTasipi 3
Bradford and Mipziata Rena-. Of Perkfn
avenue were held for action of the gran
jury after pleas of not guilty had bee
entered and preliminary trials waived
The others are to appear before. the. Z
S. commissioner. today '(THursday) -.
The members of Elm Tree Camp, Nc
1874, r. n. A.. entertained Interstate dep
uty. Mary E. Brewer of Bridgeport, an
District Deputy Mary E: Jehefsen, o
Providence, Wednesday evening :. Tn
full degrees Of the order were worked q
class of seven candidates. Ats the. clos
of the business meeting al social hou
was enjoyed with refresi2men ts. go r
The members of Pawcatuck W. Co
u. met Wednesday afternoon Tvith..Mrs
l.. X. Burdick at her home, S3 WI
lians street. Mrs. Lillian Slocum Ne!
London county. gave, an interesting. tai
as she is president Of the untop.-g He
theme was national ana county Interests
Refreshments were served
Maurice. Powers, who IS employed a
the oil works at PaiIlsyille, Kv.,t'is i
town. and upon his return he will be &C
! companied by, his wife. #
It Is said there are many cases Of eir
testinal grip in Westeriy.
| A double funeral was held on Rookie
street, Wednesday afternoon, at 2 Q
clock, that Of Walter Manwaring an