Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-20
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Conductor Robert Greene fell from the running board of his car while bound for Westerly Tuesday at 1L15@p. m.s at De Saultss station, midway betWeel Avondale and Jolley's ice plant
 The car, 103, with Motorrnan sherman and Conductor Greene left Watch Hill at 11.15 p. m. and at Avondale the con. ductor stood talking to a passenger As the car neared De Sault's he turned to walk the running board to the rear of. the car, stepped, lost his, balance and fell to the road. The car was stopped and Greene was carried to pr. Mays office in an automobile that came along 1 shortly after the accident.
 After first aid treatment at Dr. Nays office he was sent to the Lawrence hos pital New London. pr. May and the boys mother, Mrs. Greene, accompan- l jed him on the trip.
 Wednesday the house physician at the hospital stated that he was resting fair | ly comfortably and summed up his ip- {, juries as an injured ear drum, a slight l fracture of the skull, bruises and skin | abrasions on the face and hands. l The program for the fifth band con cert at Wilcox park tonight at. 8 o'clock follow:
 March, Solid Men to the Front, sousa Overture. Pietziosa, Skaggs l Popular airs, a., Georgia, Feist b, Some Sunny Day, Berlin 1 Cornet solo, selected, MT. Gayitt | Descriptive selection. A Hunting Scene, Bucalosi Trombone oddity, The Smear, Fillmore ! Popular airs
 l a. Stumbling. Feist
 D. Three O'Clock in the Morning, l
 Fantasia. Home Sweet Home the
 World Over. l.ampe March, Allied ictory, Zickel | Finale. Star Spangled Banner. . c. o. Gavitt is director of the band
 Wednesday morning Mrs. Morato oi l 40 1-2 Pierce street, Westerly. was com
 mftted to the insane hospital at How. ard. R. I. Drs. Scanlons and Crandal I pronounced her mentally unsound and I she was taken in the Sanitary Corps am
 bulance Wednesday morning. There art six children in the family.
 The 40. U. A. M, held a meeting 1T
 the Welch block Wednesday evening ant
 installation of officers took place. Re
 treatments and a musical and enter taining program was enjoyed by ths
 members. About thirty-fve members. of Lesli,
 Clan, Scotia lodge, notored to Pottel
 Hili Wednesday evening where they at tended the lawn party given at the home
 of Mrs. Finlay. Supper was served or
 the lawn and the members had 9 de ' lightful time.
 ' Tuesday noon J. Frisbie Farnsworts < and Mrs. orlena E. Richards were mar
 ried at 12 Spruce street. Relatives c
 both attended. The ceremony whic}
 was performed by Rev. Clayton Burdick
 pastor of the Pawcatuck Seventh Da.
 Baptist church. They are on moto
 trip to the Berkshires and upon thei return will reside in Westerly.
 Tie summer school has begun and al ready enrolls 100 pupils. Sessions ar held morning and afternoon. Misse Maude Ennis and Beatrice Gavitt ar teaching the classes.
 : The tuberculosis exhibit opened Wed , nesday evening at St. Michaeps parisl , hall and while there were not as man. as was looked for owing to the ceiebra i tion at Mystic and the hot weather ther was a good attendance. DTS. C. Gran
 Savage, S. c. Webster and John Ruis
 spoke in an instructive manner on tn :. danger of the disease if neglected an
 the chances for stopping the spread c
 the disease and it's cures, Rev. J.. ] E Keone, pastor of the church, addresse
 the meeting. Pictures were exhibite where cases taken to wallum lake hay
 hen helped. Today (Thursday) at 3 O clock a mothers meeting will be hel , conducted by Mrs Walter s. Price, Mir: : Lucy Crowley and Miss Elizabeth Sum :, ner will speak on the subject. Childre will be weighed in the morning by tn . visiting nurse, Miss Ethel Sellers.
 Those from Westerly, Weekaraur e Stonington, and Mystic who have bee
 attending the foreign missionary cor n ference held for one week and whic
 closed Wednesday evening at Eas