Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-03
A Bulletin Want
 Advertisement Will Get It
..-

OIL 10 MT ana Mrs. EdWaro Ao1ns-s0fi Clarluiile being the highest bidders. Wii- liam A. Wilcox was auctioneer and A. bert Marlin was clerk The auction drew large crowd, as the bungalow. is situat- ! ed so near town .-,s '. - -
 Friday about II D. m.. Ht the closing time of the Casino. while the large num- Der of automobiles were leaving the grounds at WeuueteQuocil, two touring l cars came together on the Stonington l highway. one bearing e New York regis 1 uation and one having a Rhode Island 1 number plate. Before the constable couad read the numbers the drivers unbucfied their cars and made their escape In the darkness. It was thought the lights of the. cars approaching the roadway blinded their paths. 4n
 It was expected that the bridge under construction al Mystic which connects the town of Grotn and Stenington,s and As used by Trolley and motor vehicles and pedestrians would be open to public travel July 4th.. Persons are able to cross on foot now. but owing to the weather of the past month the work had to be de- fer-ed and the opening date will be about the eth Or loth. of the mnth. At thai time the Shore, Line. electric ears VIII gp through from. Westerly to East Lyme and the hair hour wait at Mystic which has been caused by delays Of transfer at the bridge win be done away with new timetable will have to be issued to meet \ it.
 It was stated Saturday morning at Midway. owing to the strike of the shop men, that at II o'clock 90 workmen al that plant were called out.
 All day Saturday trains to and from New York were an hour and half late. partly on account of the heavy trafic over the holidays.
 Calvary Baptist, church Sunday school l and Pawcatuck Congregational church school held their aDnuai picnics at the beaches Saturday. the former going to Barnes Point and the latter to Atlantic Beach. The Baptist school went by auto truck while the Congregational members ! went by special. trolley. ies---r ,. | At closing time for the registration of both women and men at the town hall building Friday eyenine 750 persons had 1 registered In order to vote at the fan election. Of this number. 1fg were wonl- en- There was steady throng thcougf- out the day and up to the closing hour Friday night the clerks were kept busy.
 Invitations are out for party and dinner to be given by John NeShane's 's daughter July 4ths at the =Albro- place on , the Stoningtonl road. sk large number of Westerly and Stoningtons peoplez EiH at. tend. Dinner will be served at ?. IT. The hours are from S.20--to s..s---
 Tn the ease,- of Charles .. -Batier of Westerly rs. the Federal ,Felting. com pany, which was tried March 20, .21 and 22 at Westerly before jury, the plaintiff. was awarded s1.545 and costs the de l fendznt moving for a new trial In ths Washington county superior court Frida, l bnfRrp ItrdCa Baker af judge reserved his decision. The cas, was over sme coal that Mir. Butler solt the Felting company. Judge Herber Rathbun and John J. Dunn of westeri, represented the plaintiff and C. A. Kings ley of Providence was counsel for th fdetendant-r stsos-1 ffte bna frt1id
 Invitations have been received il Westerly to the wedding of Miss Rutl 1 Willard Cooper, second daughter of Rev and Mrs. Joseph Cooper of Indianapolis Ind. and Ralph Hunter Bailey of Slough ton. Mass. July 18th. Miss Cooper | well known in Westerly. having spen some time with Mfr. and Mrs. Johi Packer of School street and with hel aunt Mrs. Katherine Scott of Westerly MT, Bailey is chemist for large shol firm in Stoughton. Mass, where they vii 1 reside. ~s., .f
 When the superior court for Washing ton county opens at Kingston athis tMon ] dey) morning there are few local case to come up for assignment. Judge Brow is scheduled to preside r-s s
 Thursday afternoon the Ladies' Aid SO clety of Pawcatuek Congregations church was to have held a picnic a Deans Mills. but owing to the storm weather was obliged to hold it in the yes try of the church. A deiiciouE lobste salad supper was rcepared- and a fine pro gram was carried out -=1- 7-'-r .c
 Postmaster Lenihan of the westeri
 office has added two carriers at tn Watch Hill Dostofice since 1t opened a the Hill June 20th. Nicholas Craddoc and John Lynch of Westerly. There hs | also been added three clerks. WilliaI McGrath and J. Raymond Burke bot
 from here; Edward J.. Purtjll is hea
 clerk in charge. Charles M. Lamb is
 the Pleasant View office for the seasol
 and Mrs Nellie Barber is olerk in chare
 of the postofiec at Weekspaug. m
 Westerly offee has receiveds a first al
 kit from the welfare director of the pos
 office department at Washington. Tn
 kit contains bandages. iin.msnts an splints to be used by the employees
 case of emergency.
 Abraham s. Lahn of Maynard Mas,
 is the guest of his parents. Mir. and Mir Max Lahn. r-'
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Foster of okli homa college arrived at Watch Hill Sa urday.
 c. J. Reynolds of Orlando Fla, Is
 Watch Hill over the holiday.
 Attorney John Gallagher Is in Ne York, the guest of his brother. Hillia
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Buttefhsld Of Ho | yoke, Mass, are guests of relatives here | Miss Annie Hill of Ashaway Is [ | North Stoningtonsto attend Fourth | July picnic .r rabs=4fks ! Miss Helen Benson. nurse of il | Westerly Visiting Nurse associatio | sailed from New York Saturday on | | Touraine, for Havre. France and Swift ] erland. and was accompanied by thr' classmates of Bellevue hospital Ne - York. Miss Benson will be gone tv
 months.
 The Grisconi cottage at Watch Hill vi
 be closed this season, as Mrs. Grisco
 and two daughter will leave for Dubli
 N H, this week. 1i
 Rev Joseph t. Peacock of Raleigh, es C.. will preach at the morning services
 the Road church during the summer. }, | Col. Martin Brown of Providence = the Industrial Trust Company, was
 westerly Saturday ol+ i. Edward WhalAn is confined to h lnonie by an attack of lurnbago.
 James D. Nelson of f-Westerly. was u
 guest of Postmaster Foley at Mystic Sa urday. az a~r sas
 Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Mandel of Brocl
 lyn, N. r., are guests of the latter
 parents, Mir. and Mrs. Leibowitz. MT. al
 Mrs. MaCoskey of AtLleboro. Mass, a VI their guests over the Fourth 3zs