Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-08
WESTERLY

Many complaints are made by the large sumber of people who motor up and down High street. This is one of the busiest streets in town as large proportion of the stores are located on this thorough fare which is in very poor condition and has been go every since the roadbed was dug up for the sewer pipe which runs the whole length of High St. There are holes in the center of the trolley line about two feet apart The sides of the tracks adjoining the paving blocks are left unfln- lshed and when its storms one can see the whole distance of High street holes filled with water. The motoriEt who has to zss this street while shopping has to go Dver this poorly kept roadbed. It does hot give a good impression to see this street in the center of the town in such shape. It should be taken care of, instead of being patched up and let go, espe- cfally when summer traffic is the heaviest and people come into Westerly from the railroad station.
 Invitatlon are out fer the wedding of Mss Mabel Allen of Westerly to Robert Edgar, Jr., of stonington, which will take place Wednesday, July 12.
 Mrs. D. W. Bessel and James Hurley, of Providence were callers here Thurs day afternoon.
 Mrs. K. C. Nelson has returned from q trip to Providence.
 Mrs. Stephen Shippee of Mystic was in Providence Thursday afternoon.
 pFriday afternoon eight men under command of Sergeant c. R. Dowding left town for Fort Getty and the supplies Vent along so as to be in readiness for the Sunday dinner This is the annual camping tour of the 249th company Rhode Island c. A. C., c. N. G., The company will assemble at the armory Sunday morning at o'clock and the trip to camp will be by automobile. The men will have Is days at camp and they are looking forward to 1t with in terest.
 George Kemp who lost his Ford touring car Wednesday noon, was pleased wher the car was located Wednesday night 1T Fall River, Mass. A man who was driv ing the car struck child when at tht corner of Broad and Bedford streeti and knocked it down. The traffic col gave the signal for the car to stop bu the driver failed to obey. Upon making an investigation a policeman who wa pn duty reported that the man hat bumped to one side of the road when h. also signally him to stop at the mex corner. The investigation showed tha the cars registration was of Rhode Is land and belonged to George Kemp With the aid of the Westerly police tn Thief Is being sought.
 I've yioIators of the automobile law were before the Third district court Fri day morning for exceeding the spec limit on the Watch Hill. road. nzarti StaplknH of Norwich, who is a conductos vzs charged with exeeeding the spec limit of 15 miles an hour Sn Beac street. He had trailed July End fror the cemetery to the junction of Beach an Elm streets and was making tbout 3 miles an hour and passed two cars goin in either direction. He was fined $3 and costs s2.s0. Martin Clemens, C stsnington was before the court on charge of exceeding the speed limit o Beach street July 4th. He pleade guilty. He, 1t was claimed was makin Bs miles an hour and had been followe from River Bend cemetery to Thompso Corners and had passed two cars going 1 the same direction. He was fined $35 an costs, amounting to s2,S0.
 Both cases came before Judge Olive Williams.
 Friday morning pr. John L. May Westerly reported that his surgical gri had been stolen. While his machine ha been standing in front of a patient house on Williams street in Stoningto he went to the machine to get the cal and found the case missing. It is b. lieved that it was stolen by a passir automobile driver. Sheriff Casey was nj tifed of the loss.
 Frank Levesque. alias Bishop of ", oming, who figured in an automobi accident at Moose Neck. June 25, is b Ing sought for. The man was fndicti for manslaughter and while held at u Kent county pail at East Greenwich ma, getaway July 2.
 The public utsIltIes commission of Ca necticut arrived at New London frc New Haven at 4.12 D. m., Wednesd and left Groton at $40 D. m. in ST cial car for Mystic. At Mystic anoth car awaited on the westerly side of t Mystic bridge and went over the ( Mystic line and then on to Westerly, riving at Westerly at 7.5o p. m. Aft supper they went to the Elm Tree I where they stayed for the nights Thu AuOInlns lncy lelL on a Speclal ( for Norwich at 7.15. Upon arriving Norwich they went oyer the Connectis company's railway lines So Dayville, a inspected the line that runs between Je ett City and the Massachusetts state Ii
 James Mccormick. grand knight Narragansett Council, No. 21, K. of has been appointetd by the state depu James Readron, to serve as an usher the reception to Bishop Hickey in Pro idenee Monday evening at the Columt club.
 Miss Alice Toomey leaves for Newpo R. L, Sunday. Miss Toomey has be the guest of Mrs. Edward Murphy.
 Mrs. Hobart Babcock of New York spending the week end here the guest relatives.
 Miss Mary Smith of 42 Mechal street will entertain Sunday Rev. Fai