Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-26

I.a5orers are out of work because of he refusal of the contractors who are building the sewer in Westerly. to add the amount of Dc an hour to their pay
 The strikers meet all trains ,ailv from five a. m. to mid- night and are constantly on the watch Should any strlkebrea&ers be brought II; thev are met by a delegation and the rare oaid for their return. There is plan ,,,derwav to have an agreement reached by emplover and employees and VIII oe brought before both parties within t!e next two weeks, when 1t is hoped all afi faculties will be settled and work De re" sumed. ,5a cuarries report no business. Improve ,,7e1t of conditions Is rotced for here tnls spring.
 u ia encouraging to know that next week tba American Thread coni91ny hopes tC start up It's plant here on f1l time. Many orders are ahead and good business Is the outlook for the coming summer. At pres ent the mill is running but three days week and has only a few hundred at worA,
 Word has been received here that pr Benoni Sweet s2, a well known nat1rai bone-sstter. died at Wakefield. k. l., Frl-
  ,'cIocly in Riverside cemetery. Dr. Sweet IT one time resided in Norwich and later moved to Wakheld. He had been i'll for teveral weeks Dr. Sweet was the son Of William and Martha Tourges Sweet and vas born in South Kingston. R. l., Sept s3 lS4O. He is survived by brother Jonathan os Newport and a sister, Mrs. Iohn A. Harvey of Wakefield. -:1ree otn' er brothers died several years ago.
 VHurw Of t1 American Red Cross will have an all day meeting today "Wednesday.
 Several bicycle riders stopped in West srly on thefr ride back from Cuba. Wal ter Overton, director of the boys camp near Boston, Robert Page of Chicago Edward Cobb of Cleveland, O'Murray Buell., Jarvis Hadley and Rockwell Kent Of Arlington, Vt, have started on trip 10 Cuba They stopped here and Tues day visited the town. The boys figure they have ridden over 2,500 miles. They started from Boston and visited many places of interest While in Cuba the Hires root beer plantation was visited. They camped alo=:- the line. The return trip from Jacksonville to New York was made by steamer. They were dressed in khaki and wore golf stockings but were bareheaded. A full camp equipment was carried on three bicycles of the boys They will spend two weeks at Province town and on Cape Cod before going home.
 The Salvation Army drive has started and Tuesday evening at the Central the atre the crowd had the pleasure of listen Ing to an able and interesting address by Col. W. A. Mcintyre, divisional com ulander of New England. MT. Larkin chairman of the local campaign, outlined the weeks program for the drive. Al rhe mills and manufacturing plants were visited Tuesday. Today Wednesday, Salvation lassies will make a house-to house collection and Saturday a tag day will be conducted by the Westerly Boy Scouts Sunday special services will b' held at the churches. Westerlys quots has been placed at s1.50o. and it is ex pected that the town will come up to th' amount stated Checks are to be mad payable to Arthur L. Perry.
 Austin Murphy has returned to hi studies at Fordham university, Nev York
 Mrs Michael Burke is i'll at her hom un Ledward avenue.
 Members of Narragansett council. No z1. K of C., visited Jewett City counci Sunday.
 The Grille radio studio is to give pub