Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-06
WESTERLY


 band concert will be held this
 tThursday) evening, weather permitting
 The following program will be given by
 the Westerly band:
 March, Comrades of the Legion. Sou
 sa overture, Poet and Peasant, Suppe {; popular air, Georgia, Feist waltzes, Col den Wedding, St. Clair; popular song.
 swanee River Moon, Feist; grand selec- ten from Mariana, Wallace popular alrs, a, Some Sunny Day, Berlin; b, klchy koo, kichy Koo, Berlin c, Gran ny, You're My Mammy's Nanny. Ber- lin Grand National Fantasia, Bendix lntermezze In a Garden of Melody. ISudds; Morceau, Ba.bailage, Gillet i;
 march, Marine Corps Institute, Brannon. C. o. Gavitt is director of the band When the express from New York to
 Boston on the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad left Mystic, train B pulled out of the station at 4.3e D. m, Monday, the trainman on duty had his right thumb badly laeerated, the car door swinging to and nearly seyeFing the thumb from his hand. The man was John Elliott of Providence. This train is due to arrive in Westerly at 4.45. MT. Elliott was given first aid by Matthew Burns. who assisted him to the office af Dr. M. H. ScanloR. The doctor attend ed the man and then sent him to the
 Rhede Island hospital at Providence. Tuesday morning at 11.4S one of the Shore Line cars left Westerly for Pleas ant View and when at the Junction of Pleasant View and Atlantic beach one of the cars wheels dropped off. No dam- age was done. The car was soon run | into the car barn, another car was sent
 
 l the beach were seen on their way again Mrs. Mattingly and daughter, who
 have been visiting in Westerly, have re- turned to Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Mat tingly served prominently on the ehild's
 welfare committee.
 Reginald Dean, sophomore at West ] Point Military Acdaemy, is at his home 1 in Grove avenue.
 The new zoning system has just been l adopted by Westerly. This method is one | of common sense ; it provides each dis 1 trict or neighborhood with goei protee- 1 tion. It also avoids the error of trying te l apply exactly the same building regula- l tions to every part of city or town. re- l gardless of whether 1t be suburban, resi- | denee section or factory district or bust ness or financial center. It fosters civic spirit by creating confidence in the jus | tice and stability of the protection af- | forded. zoning gives everyone who lives or does business in a community a | chance for the reasonable enjoyment of | his rights, and at the same time pro | teets him from unreasonable injury by | those who would seek private gain at | his expense.
 sIr. and Mrs. Henry A. Baird. their G.
 year-eld son. Harry A. Baird. IT, were | in peril Wednesday at 5.30 a. H., when a stick of dynamite was exploded in the | bedroom window at their home on the Westerly road, in Bradford. The explo- sion could be heard fer miles around Some of the sticks fell on the bed and i the window easing and glass were shat l tered. The only thing which helped to save the people was that heavy blanket | lay across the foot of the bed as this saved them from being cut with the fly | ing glass Chief of Police Thomas l Thomas Brown was called and inspected the house. The explosive measured 1 1-4 inches In diameter and was eight inches l long. It is evident the dynamite stick | had been placed on the window sill and l was lighted with a long fuse. Mir. Baird | is employed by the Sullivan quarry as | foreman and men have replaced work men who have been on strike and this probably led to the trouble. MT. and i Mrs Balrd escaped Wltn0uL ln9ury dHu their son was not harmed.
 A Ford touring car owned by George Kemp of George street was stolen Wed nesday morning from in front of the
 town hall building on Broad street The theft was reported to the police and sergt. Donald Ferguson Is looking UT l the case. The Rhode Island license number is 2962.
 ! A Ford touring car which was stolen Tuesday night was returned Wednesday
 to James Folese. 113 Liberty street. Il
 was recovered by Deputy Sheriff William l Casey. It was found at the edge of the
 woods on the Boom Bridge road, neal the white schoolhouse on the White Rock road. The engine was out of commis.
 sion so the car vas lowed back to town At the probate court session held or | Wednesday afternoon Judge Burke nre- sided. The will of Thomas H. Peabody
 was admitted to probate and the follow ing hequest was made sg,5eo<te Mrs l Larkin $500 was left to the First Bap. Hist church. To two nephews heauests ei | s1o0 each and graHdnephews received be quests, also Lucy F. Peabody :; his wid- ow was named exeoutrix.
 Miss Eliza Tnham's will vas also aa mitted and Geerge Murphy was ap, pointed administrator
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