Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-17

The contract for grading John street
has been awarded the A Vito Construc-
ton Company Of Thompson. Conn. This
company put through stretch OF ROAD
between stonington and ystic several
years ago and the highway commits slon-
ers II Westerly decided to give the hrm
the contract to grade John street to no
bart street west to Elm street, ABOUT
4 600 cubic yards Of earth to be re-
moved. The street will be so feet wide
and m front of the Mathers house there
will be a cut of about four feet ana IN
filling will be taken to the lower emu
Of the street near the Buffum properly.
This grading will improve condltlons
and remove a greater part OF the traL,
nc which goes up Quarry MIL ana VIII
then be the easiest grade from the val
lev to the hill being not more than 6
per cent at any point. The street viii
only be graded for now. 1t is estimated
that the surface work will wait for the
SEVER work to be completed and the
sewer pipes laid, also water mains have
been changed. The Vito company Is
now building the road to North Stoning-
ION and the steam shovel will be put in
use here on John street.
The wedding Of iss Rita Cercena and
Theodore c. Dionne, both of Westerly,
was solemnized at the Church of the
Immaculate Conception Monday before
many relatives and friends. The cere-
naony was performed by Rev. Henry
Bruno. S. NJ. The bride was given in
marriage by her brother. Nino Cercena,
and was attended by her sister, Miss
Hilda Cercena. Miss Able Dionne was
maid OF honor and Charles iDonne Jr.,
a brother Of the groom. was best man
Edward Cercena was ring bearer. The
bridal party entered the church as the
wedding march was played by Miss
Rosemary Carney, the organist. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a breakfast was
served at the home of the bride. 142
Granite street. Mr.. and Mrs. Dionne
left for a wedding trip which will in
clude the White Mountains. The bride
received many handsome and valuable
gifts Upon their return from theli
wedding trip they will reside in newly
furnished home on Clark street.
The town streets are receiving atten
ton. On High street the paving block!
are being put back close to the trolle,
tracks as before the road was torn VI
for the sewer and asphalt has been or
dered by the highway commissioner t
be used in the work.
II Is thought best to finish Elm
Granite and High street as soon as pos
sible and the work is being pushed al
rapidly as 1t can be. The patihcgn OF
the streets will be done and the grave
bank at White Rock will furnish tht
sand TO cover the hot mixture. The new
Bantom road roller will be used for tllj'
work. the town having recently pur
chased one for used on the roads. 3,
July LIST It Is estimated the work will b,
finished. The sewer work will not b'
done this summer and the roads will soor
be in good shape for the season traffic.
Cleanup week for Westerly and Paw
cztuck started Tuesday morning whel
teams were sent around to take away III
rubbish, excepting garbage and ashes
Many loads were carted away durinl
Tuesday and much good was accamp
lished The work was under the Wester
ly board OF trade. Farquhar Smith o
Westerly and Albert Mortoi of Pawca
tuck were appointed a committee to Sc
to the work in Westerly. Clark street o.
the south, Granite street on the east a
far south as East avenue and Pierc
street on the north were visited on tn
Pawcatuck side from the curb or TIL
north side of West Broad street an
Thompson street TO the end of Stillma
avenue and on the south side OF Yves
Broad street to the end Of Mechan!
street to Clark's Thread mill were Wis