Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-04
WESTERLY

Owing to slipping rails and leaves oa the trolley track Tuesday afternoon the school car which arrived from Mystic at 2.5o ?. n bumped into the school car which vas standing on the tracks in r-ont of tho place where the old trolley station stood. The standing car was waiting 10 convey he high school chil- dFen to the.r homes, and as the one-anan oar slid on the rails and iato the stand- irg car, the fender and Jumper of tho car were. broken and 8 few window lights cracked. The one man trolley car was ih charge of Motorman L. C. Tay- tor and the Westerly car had as motor man Charles EstOn. The conductor was C. Montague. There were 25 passengers on the extra car but no one was hurt
 An officer from the Connecticut Hu- tnane Society of Hartford was in Paw eatuck Tuesday afternoon to investigate a case, where q man had been reported for cruelty to animals.
 Tho Washington Trust company's a building on the corner of Main and Broad streets was started Tuesday af- -erRoon.
 Woritnen began removing tho signs which have been landmarks on this building for years and will soon begin tearing down the wooden structure. The
 
 the L. 4. Woodmansee's store, on the corner. Where he is to remove has not yet been decided upon. %auhs news paper store Is to move into a temporary wooden building which has b9en started between the old bank buildlng and the Rhode Island hotel and the contract calls for thts temporary building to be vacated SD days after tho new building cf the Washington Trust Company is completed. The Rhode Island Phar- macy Will remove to tho store now oc- rupied by Burdick's camera placo in ths Hriggs building, next door to Howard Clark. the pharmacy room haYlng been leased to the bark people for temporary oft>s. The Chapman block is an old 'andrark.
 Mrs. Joseph Hurlburt of Wequete- aueck went to Westerly Tuesday after. noon. When leaving the post office she slipped and fell the whole length of the long flight of steps. When Officer ChaInpla.n helped her up Mrs. Hurlburl was found to have badly sprained left ankle. She was assisted into the post oaics and later was conveyed to tn. hesne of c. A. Morgan, where the in iured member received medical atten. tion.
 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert c. Chaffee ci oak street have moved to Hope Valle, s'here they will make theli home.
 Mrs. Edmund E. Steadman ant daughter Cecel. of Glens Falls, have re turned. having been the guests of Mir and Mrs J. Steadman at their home,| 5. High street. Henry Ravens Of the post office force ioge.her with his brother, will enjoy . 15-days' vacation m the mountains
 ,f VNTr.ssa af.-T-- 11sa.7 fa- ner shipmates at the submarine bas st Groton Monday.
 Mrs. Lewis Barber and .lrs. William Davidson were in Norwich Tuesday.
 Lewis Barber, pr. F. l. Payne O. Westerly and Edward Thomas of Neg London who are some of the best shot in New England, left town Tuesday | try their luck in bringing home bii same from Maine and Canada.
 The hottest day recorded for octobe was Tuesday. The thermometer stoo, zt 72 in the shade at Westerly at 3 O slock in the afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Addison S. Archie ant son stuart, of Beach street. are in New York
 4ir. and Mrs. John IT, Farnsworth o High strost have returned rom a ivy, weeks motor trip to Montreal.
 Victor Crunp. eolOred. and Elmel ,Qi.soH, two inmates of tlle socBs1osset school eL Cranston, Who escaped iron .'.ert last Sunday night, were locatat b. -hisf Thomas F. Brown and Oil ger George Charnplin ubout 6.30 Q. IT facsday. The pair made an attsmp 70 get away with q Ford automobile a tiu residence of Edward Cbamplin O lac Eos. road. They were unable t starr tnc car. They started on foot u ,ae rsad toward Westerly. Mir, Champ -n F5t iu touch with police headauarter zt Westerly and Chief Brown and Oi Ecer Champln set out and found th ,wo dlking it up West Broad street at good pace. They were arrested and oi Gcers from tho school arrived in tow later Tuesday and took them back
 Thursday evening in the Westerly u srary the historical society will meet fo ;hr first time this season. The pape viii be read on When the Railroa