Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 4, 1912, Page 6

NORWICH BULLET, 'SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1912 TALKED ABOUT IN WESTERLY G. A. R. Memorial Day Committee Formulates Plans—Sully Cottage to be Remodeled For Hotel—Bigger School- building Needed at Bradford—Prohibitionists Elect Dele- gates to Hartford Convention. Jehn B. Brown, Paul H. Hillard and Erastas W, Barber, the Memorial day committee of Budlong post, Grand Ar- my of the Republic, department of Rhode Island, are making arrange- meats for a proper observance of the day and have made public appeal that the people of Weaterly observe the day | as originally Intended, and not for general sporting even Che commit- tee has planned for th omary pa- rade and the placing of flowers on the graves of the heroic dead of the civil war, and also for the exercises in the opera house in the evening, omitted for the first time on last Memorial day. Postmaster John McGinley of New Landon, & member of William W. Per- kins post, G, A. R, of that city, has aceepted an invitation to dellver the | address at the evening exercises. As usmal, the comrades of Hancock post, department of Connecticut, have been invited to unite with Budlong post in all that pertains to the observance, )n Memorial Sunday the war vet- ne will be addressed by Rev. A. C. caurch. In the evening they will at- church, where Re' ¥ J. W. Ford, DD, will give & time r The members of Robert Brucker camp, Westarly, are planning to attend he dedication of the memorial to the | nited Spanigh War ¥ ns of Rhode Island i the North buria ground, Providence, Memorial Sunday, | The base of the memorial | e & granite boulder in the rough, | ighing six tons i wwill be sur-| mounted life ze bronze s of The FHiker, considen figure of a soldier A bronze tablet ble ing:rip- tion will be p oulder. The Hiker will be « ic propor- tions and private dier, dres form of t Spanish-Ameri the service s closing the S lation u n in the neck of irt is unbuttoned, dis- wroat and full chest of ung soldier, while the b fatigue hat is worn tlly and negligently side. of the instant use. Kenneth Ridge, Daniel J. Sully's big mansion at Watch Hill, is to be cor arge boile n two radiators e been adi the heating plant hange e to be made erior of the Kenneth the largest ure at the service In the First Baptist | state convention at any time s rned up at | in the sessic the superior Hill excepting one, and haps two, of the hotel buildings, asd was built by Mr. Sully, erstwhile Cotton King, while in the zenith of financlal prosperity. The property was sold at mortgagee sale a months ago, a son-in-law of Mr. Sully being the ap- parent purchase The big plant of the Bradford Dye- ing association, in the Bradford sec- tion of the town of Westerly, is near- ing completion and already the in- in population caused con- stion In the schoolhouse in the vil- There must be in ed school ommodations, © not only to meet sent but prospective demands that yme when the big plant com- jeration. At the financial meeting to_be held May 14, an priation will be asked fo either build a new schoolhouse, or to ma- terially enlarge the present structure and_also to provide for additional ers, At acaucus of the prohibitionists of e McGilton, D.D., in Grace Methodist | Stonington held in Pawecatuck, F. L. Hall presided and H. M. Swinney was erk. Delegates were elected to the to be held In Hartford tollows: Mrs, Theodore W. Hyde, Burdick, Rev. C. T. Hatch, A. Williams, John F. Cl bro, The alternutes are: Frank C. Lee 1. Hall, L3 k, H. M, Swinney, D. D. Clark. F. L. Clark, Harry P. Lee, William Stott, John F. ro and James A. Keane wers town committeemen for the ensuing year, Local Laconiocs. No cases were tried at the regular on of the Third district court Friday in Westerly. Newsps Workers and News clut Westerly was organ- Clarke cottage at Plea ant id. There are more new automobi n V y this season than nce these modern vehi- s came into general There t days irt for at terminated in he chief of pol to an automot y earing t plate number of the state Mrs. William Wilson have turned from the south wher v winter, ey we r summer cott; at Ple O O O e O Young Men’s Clothes. them. clothes. o) e (0] e (0 e (o) e (0] {0 [} e (o 1) ———— (o) () ————p (o] THE YOUNG MAN WHO KNOWS THE VALUE OF DRESSING WELL, WEARS Manhattan Clothes He knows that there isn’t a chance of going wrong here. We show no garment at any price that is not authoritatively correct style. 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