Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-16
WESTERLY

The following real estate transfers have recently recorded at the town clerks office: Mary T. McAllister td Henri Des- rochers e. ux, tract of land at Watch =H,.
 Joseph E. Chanplin to Ida F. Champ li-i, land and buildings on the Post road. Peter Luppinazzo to Mary Lupp!nazzo. land and buildings on Canal street.
 John Spezzano to Maria Francesca ,-Trombetta. house and lot on Pierce ~ street.
 70. John W. Sweeney to Joseph and Celine Ficchia, tract of land on Franklin street. John Carey to Daniel J. Carey, tract of n land on Fairview Park.
 James A. SaundSs to Alice A and Will Ham K. Bell, tract of land at Weekapaug. Stanton s. Thompson ct al to Sam Silver. land on the Watch Hill road. Frank P. Larkin to Daniel F. Larkin, land and buildings at Watch Hill.
 John SpezZano ct ux to Vincen1o Tas- gone ct ux, house and land on Pleasant street.
 ,.' Domenico De Cristofora to Demetrlo Turano ct ux, two lots on L!bert Park.
 Everett Barns to Lewis Stanton, house and lot on Elm street.
 Domenico De Crlstofora of Pawtucket, R. l.. was business caller in town Wed nesday.
 ,fo Boston, Mass.
 James Bliss of Stonington was caAer tn town Wednesday afternoon. Roy Tounge, manager of the five and len cent store has returned from Eeek's trip to Bath, Maine.
 Lewis Tetlow was a caller in New Lon don Wednesday.
 n,la oS , st-eet Is visiting in New York city. .s Mrs. Charles NJ. Sauer of Elm street is tn a private hospital in Providence to undergo an operation
 Peter Vouras has returned to Westerly after a trip to Sparta, Greece. He was formerly proprietor of the Victory bak- cry on the bridge.
 ... Mrs. Jennie Parker, Mss Cora Chap man and Mrs. Allen C. Whitford are .smong the Westerly people who are at tending the Worlds convention of the W. c. T. U. in Philadelphia.
 The choir of the Christ's Episcopal church are to render the cantata "The Holy City" at the church Sunday even ing The order of exercises are as fol- lows:
 Prelude, Andante Melodique, c, organ, violin. cello; processional hymn,, 253 sentences, Lords Prayer and versicles
 Prologue, Part I- Contemplation :: quartet, Love Not the World: soprano 8 solo, He That Overcometh; chorus and Tenor solo. No Shadows Wonder; tenor solo, My Soul is Athirst for God :; trio, At . Eventide It Shall be Light; chorus, They That Sow in Tears; soprano solo, Eye Hath Not Seen; chorus, For Thee. o Dear Country; chorus, Thine is the Kingdom the lesson creed and prayer. Part Adoration-IntermezZo in- Strumental; bass solo with chorus, A New Heaven and New Earth; Holy, Holy, Holy; double choir chorus, Let the Heavens Rejoice; soprano solo, To the Lord, Our God; contralto solo, Come p He Blessed of My Father; offertory solo, These Are They duet, They Shall Hunger No More; quartet with bass solo, List the 'Cherubic Hosts; And I Heard the Voice of. Harpers; chorus and quartet, Great and Marvellous Are Thy Works, Lord r0God; benediction; recessional, hymn 537; postlude, Narcissus, D. Nevin, organ violin, cello.
 ia- The soloists will be: Soprano, Mrs oIJessie Davison and Mrs. Theodore Dew. Jhurst; contralto, Miss Marion Schwenk lnttnor. Harry II. Coleman; baritone, Ed. l'Rar r. Maxson; bass. Ralph H. Koelb violin. John II. Sutcliffe; cello, Mir -ttOundamanski; cornet, Stanley Living. 'rsi"ac; ; trombone, Hobart Livingstone '.-VEan!st and director, Mrs. Florence V :. Larl;in. There are 24 boys and sixteen girls in the choir besides ten men and the .ssuloists.
 There arc several cases of diphtheri, hs Westerly, and the houses where tn "@ "eoale are confined have been uuar an.ined.
 Tho housing shortage in Westerly 1 h''hS daily emphasized, and many ten Gn.s have been notified that they vii haI to seek new quarters. The deman. Tor tenements has caused sharp ad 'ance in rents in many cases. Many ney houses are under construction at tn 2resent time
 sf Wednesday was the last day of Krae G4'en by the state board of public road q. 10 automobile owners who desire to retai their old registration numbers throug ., isas year 1923. Those who did not fl applications for registration Wednesda 5r before that date arc liable to lose thei old registration numbers.
 ,--z The state returning board has decide that there had been no election in tn 18th assembly district of Providence be cause neither of the candidates had re sceived a plurality of the votes cas Thomas I. Hudson, who was the republ eap candidate for representative from tn s44strict, received 1.106 votes, and hi democratic opponent, William l. Browi E&SseVed the same number. A new eleC .tiop will have to be held on a date to b decided by the political parties Tn complexion of the house of represents tives. with the official count lacking. an founded on the returns of the electio wardens, gives the republicans 50 and tn democrats 49 votes in the house. ~ There Is a merry scramble for th Speakership Of the house and while th .ssue cannot be decided until the ,frs Tuesday of January next, candidates ar gfTg