Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-12

Lieut.. John ". Haley, who is at Camp Dsyens, was born in Stenington, and educated in the town schools here. He attended Brown university. He moved to Pawcatuek a few years ago. is employ ed at the Atwood company's office in Stonington. He writes that he has been kept busy with the military activities and is enjoying camp life. Warfare demonstrations are given afternoons by regular army troops, stationed at camp. He will return Tuesday, Monday night there will be smoker which will be at tended by Rhode Island and Connecticut men.
 One h4ndFed and eighteen Westerly children between i've and 12 were measured by the tuberculosis committee of the visiting nurse association as shown in the health exhibit at the Pleas ant street school, Friday. The exhibit will remain open today (Saturday) for few hours. A model of the Wallum Lake sanatoriun, was shown which att tracted the attention of the large num- ber present
 The case of state Thomas E. Brown complainant vs Joseph Sisco, charged with exceeding the speed limit came up in the Third district court before Judge l oilNSI W!l1ldinSt the SpeeQ HIf1lI p6lnE 1 16 miles an hour. The offense was on
 July 30 on Beach street and Friday
 morning through Joseph Ssco's counsel,
 Michael Tursno, q plea of nolo was en-
 tered; A fine of 3S5 and costs was inn posed by the court. An appeal was 1 taken to the superior court for Wash ington county. Bail was fixed at $500
 Other cases on the criminal and civil ] dockets were continued.
 1 There is reported for Rhode Island only about four days coal supply, as l announced by Fuel Administrator Webb. This means hard coal and about six days supply of soft coal ahead. West l erly's coal dealers are not taking any
 orders for winters coal at present, but
 it is understood there is pea coal that 1 can be had here for winter use. Sunday the aAHuaI August meeting of the Narragansett Indians met be held lat Charlestown at the stone church when the descendants will assemble for rejoicing and for family reunions FL der West of Westerly will be one of the | speakers.
 Tho Industrial league recently formed between baseball hines will play game l today (Saturday) at Hope Valley Pot ter Hill will play a return game with the White Rock team, and the American 1 Velvet team of Stonington will play Hope Valley at Hope Valley
 This (Saturday) evening the Field and Stream Gun club will have it's first l meeting at Shamrock, about 100 have been invited to attend. A program vii 1 be laid out for trap shooting at Sand Plains.
 Mrs. Charles S. Hewitt of Norwich her daughter, Mrs. Stanton s. Greene
 and Mrs. Greene's son. Alden s. Greene
 were visiting in Shamrock. Thursday. Alexaader Taylor won the bicycI, race held on the Bradford Road Wed nesday evening. The one-mile record
 was minutes and 57 seconds, the two
 mile course minutes ana 27 seconds
 He received gold and silver medals. MT Taylor is under 14 years of age. Tn officials were George Madison, referee Samuel Girven, starter; P. Merrill ant Given, timers.
 Rev. Gilbert Lee Pennock. rector e Christ church. Newton, \. J., will preacl at Christ church here Sunday. C.. R. Moore Is a record breaker lob ster catcher, and need not fear for g lobster he has an exhibition an
 caught by him not complying with tn law This lobster weighs 1S 1-2 pound,
 measures 50 inches and was caught oi Fishers Island in the Race. Mrs. James Aldrich is very i'll at he : home on Newton avenue
 Mir. and Mrs. William Wilcox are er !; tertaining Miss Marie Dalton of Ne, York
 The raftviHe boys will play tn
 Westerly nine here Sunday. A fas
 game is looked forward to by both side
 as the visitors are the leaders of tn ,, Eastern Connecticut league. Mike Nc s rin of Worcester will be pitcher an > Sherman for Westerly and Solomon wi be on the receiving end also for the IC / cal boys.
 The seventh-Asy Bapdsts' Eener, 4 conference will open Aug. P, at Ashf f way, at the First Hopkinton Seventl