Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-31
WESTERLY

Between the hours of one and two O. clock Monday morning, Peter Traggis, of Westerly entered the State Line Lunch on tho bridge and during dispute TragEis started for Mir. Grossman with a cleaver. 1t is said. A policeman was called and while waiting for him to ar rive Traggis was put out of the place. and then he smashed the large plate glass window in front of the store. When patrolman Champlain found him he was on the Rhode Island side. He attempted 10 mako the arrest and Officer Burke and Sergeant Ferguson were called A Mr.l sisson, who was going by was called to assist Traggis hit Patrolnnan Burke in, he hand and made an attempt at the other officers when they Ntook hilp, He was placed in the Westerly lookup where 10 iS being held awaiting arrangnment. Monday morning at 10 o'clock the mar riage of Miss Mary Elizabeth Smith of s2 Mechanic street and Bernard L. tIurhes. of New York, took place at St. Michaers church The nuptial high mass was celebrated by Rev. ChaFiel Hughes. of Sts. Peter and Paul church n Brooklyn. N '. Mrs Thoraas Muf- ray. orKanist of St MichaeIs church niayed the wedding march and during she ceremony Mrs. Robert Hughes sang O Promise Me and I Love You Truly. The maid of honor was Miss Grace Smith. of Westerly and the best man. Joseph Hughes of Providence. The bride wore gown of white crepe meteor, trimmed with real old lace and wore a veil ok silk with a crown of pearls and carried shower bouquet ofs,roses and Niles of the valley. The maid of homer wurr gown of pale pink lcrepe de chine, trimmed with old lace and wore q black velvet picture hat. She carried q bou- luet of pink chTysanthemums. There were about 100 guests. The bride is a graduate of the Providence high school snd St Xaviers's school where she grad uatrd in a course of music, class of ls1e Tho groom Is a graduate of La sallee college, Providence, R. l. An elaborate wedding breakfast was served At the home of the brides parents. Mr and Mrs. George A. Smith at f1. Me shanic street, Westerly. The bride rE- eeiyed many handsome and useful eftts The groom is employed aa ffana@eF q one of Lofts candy stores ir New ydfk After their wedding trip they will re. side on 42nd street. Brooklyn, N. r Guests were present from New York Providence and Westerly.
 This CTuesday) morning Miss Mar1 Driscou of Grove avenue will entertain thirty of her friends in Scout hall at : masquerade.
 Miss Fannie E. Bromley of 1T wes street, left town Monday for an extend cd stay at Slzterville, N. r.
 Miss Fannie Wilbur was caller fl Providence, Monday.
 Mrs. D. F. stillnlan of Dixon street i entertaining her sister, Mrs. Minnis Banks.
 Mrs. c. II. Bennett and Miss Mar. Bennett left town Monday for q visit t ttax- xxyfIl main during the winter months.
 Misses Evelyn and Helen McWeene, nave returned from visit of week il New York city.
 The members of the Phebe Green Ward chapter, D. A R., will meet wit Mrs. Herbert Kenyon this Thursday.
 Miss Catherine Carter of Cuba. f spending her vacation with frfends | Westerly.
 Mrs. Anna. Eoy Morin, w4e ef Hezs L.. Morin. of 90 West Broad stree passed away Sunday. at the Lawrence Memorial Associated Hospital at Ne London. Mrs. Aorin had been ill but short time and was taken to the hos 2.tsl for treatment She was born 2 Winchenden, Mass, May Is, 1SSp.t aE Ess the daughter of LHdger Roy an Oonslds Grenpn. She Is sufvited 5 Ser husband, Henry |. Morin, and fv :hiiarsn. Ernest Ludgsr. Edgar Jesepl Arshuf, Rita and Francis. Of Westefi nez Donzlda Hoy of Woonsocbet, ar swo siaters, Mrs John Beys. af Win snendon, Mass. and Mrs. George Ca sentier, of Pawtucfet.
 Merrill Post A. L. members will me gov $. when further details fer the A nistice day exercises and parade vi N- considered Election of officers wi }. held st this meeting. Meetings d sow being held in their new quarters he Traggis building.
 Thursday evening the Westerly HI lorical Society will hold meeting Inc library. Charles H. Fendleton V present 2 paper on Gilbert Stuart, | Painter.
 Residents here are complaining abo the high rent, charged by landlords Westerly. Rents have jumped 30 ? cent to 50 per cent more than wh has been charged previously. Bloc
 or suitable business places are scar, Tenants who had business places in | old Chapman block were forced to fl other locations owing to the teari down Of the wooden structure. n caused a shortage of stores and ofit in the heart of the town. When { new bank building is completed tht will be more opportunity for busin. people to locate.
 The death of William Penn BrownI Of 155 High street occurred at o'clc Monday morning. He had been i'll ab, two months. The deceased has resit in Westerly for about 30 years and . well known and one of the towns m respected citizens. z
 Mr. Browning was the son of the | Matthew Stillman Browning and All "a Bamphere and was born in Chari town. R. l.. Sept. II, 1sao. He was tw married. Ills first wife was Mar Burdick of Rockville, R. l., who d
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