Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 30, 1918, Page 6

"?w. o Iofi W M i g%i”? BT thirteen tate n - L. ar the chimney ‘was al ‘e wgf spreading along y i n quick ‘time the flwu R hree streams’of 'water h\ prevented the spread of the » =reater part of the roof was burne ugh su\:]-l ‘t’l'm;el is‘nlo otkgrfi '.hadlmt age y v fire, and the rect loss onld Mot cacded. $000. Bt tb the’ blaze* and nve i‘he of building from destruictio o apply wmqr agé by water afl- Culuyh of Westeflv. < " Hill, Her The Rhode lsland State Board of Public Roads announces that frem t indications no light of aomg of dw house were burped there wis damage by smoke and‘'water, nearly all-the household effects of and Mr. 1] Novogrod Were even Temave This work Wwas.done a large num- ber of school boys,” who meant well ang worked -hard, but it is'a question it the removal of the mflr ‘was not mistaken Kindness. to th' . and a benefit to ab While none of the Y the ’bnnd‘ lor uu renson that they could not gef the oil. The beard was also. unable to get a bid for 'the full qusrmry of 450000w s “of ur&“ 2 go&r:mn S | ment en over e crude. of and . therefore it is impossible to m snlpments of tar. 3 A Boston flrm submiitted & bid of 18.5 cents per gallon on 1‘0&00 zals v més Was | jons ‘of tar, which amourits to $27,750; This is for. the northern part of the round and then an state where ~ the concern “~ make impression’ to | the wbl‘c delivery wity its own motor trucks. must be a fire I o a Just as the was undep) from Box ! The first, The Westerly highway commission- jers have contracted ‘with ‘& Taunton | firm to deliver the material and oil the most fraveled streets of the town. . The state board has awarded con- c:;nct. to a Meéw York firm %p‘m ¥ aki field, and for this reuqn me ‘board will be’ able to get it. The construction of the Shore road will be Tompleted by’ July 1, accord- ing to contract. This toad has been under construction ail winter. a mrt of the. contract that the blast- Ing, ‘filling -and’ laying 'of the fonxda- tion ‘should ‘be done -during the winter when travel was- light. —_— hort .order, just as soon as the hose could - be pi The Cyclores re- mained until the five in the Lena hmue was completaly " . extincuished. went the two motor apparatus at m speed for O&k amd . Tower Here there was a brush fire of luge proportions, -off Tower street md 3 row of dwellings were end: flames were about ten feet in heu'ht and there was smoke sufficient t6 in- dicate a forest fire. After a short time this fire was beaten out and be- fore any damage' resulted. The canse of the fire at the Lena house is not definitely known, but it v bhave been caused by a spark i m a defective chimney, or gefeet in reg in Weu!erly The new e electric wiring in the attie, in the writs entered - ware: Castritius wires that run close to the recf. Ona company against Wnbm Clark and sheman Brothers against Frank D. Lawson. The cases of Charles J. But- ler against the S. J. Reuter & Son, Incorporated, and Thomas E. Robinsén || against same, were defaulted - and. passed for proof of clajms. _All other, . cases on the civil: docket were contin- rapid {jued; There are no <Criminal cases on’ held a district JUST RECEIVED 3 100 CASES OF . ’Wen s, Ladies’ and | Children’s Shoes OF THE VERY LATEST SPRING STYLES THE SHOES YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR . Ladies’ 8 and 9-inch cut Havana 'brown, black and ite, and Suede. White kid, high and low, pearl gray kid, silver gray, and new white buck. Black with a gray Oxford gray Sho'u and Pumps, Wi top. ' ] i i i BE SURE AND SEE US BEFORE EASTER. YOU WILL SAVE MONEY BUYING FROM US. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. The Brockton Sample Shee Store 138 MAIN STREET Simone, Daniel J. Ca-| It was | { wood plant, ](hu:" ~‘eer, Jr.. m Albm H. Spicer. c:- ex.d o! Dn. flwlp H} . Crowlsv. ol Cumnu. leyudD,W'Sh.lm Itmvotei to observe the Wednesday afternoons in June, July, ‘August and Septémber. Looal -Laconics. : Miss Amey Hazard was in -Provi- dence Friday. 2 There will be special musle at the services in the Westerly churches on Easter Sunday. There is close .connection in the dates for three productions soon to be given in Westerly. by local musicians. Miss*Marjorie Barber, employed in North Attleboro, is on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Barber. Good Friday is not a legal holiday | in Rhode Island and busihess went on in Westerly just the same as the day before. . . Norman M. Welch of Attiéboro, known in Westerly, has passed the ex- amination for entrance into the naval academy at Annapolis. Governor Beeckman has appointed Maurice ‘'W. Flynn, president of the Westerly town council, a member of the state council of defence, Carl Mitehell, 56n of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, who enlisted in the naval reserves several weeks ago is il with spinal meningitis at New- port. Mrs. ‘Mary A. Higgins and son, C. JLeo Higgins are in Manchester, Conn., to attend the funeral of Mrs. Taylor the mother of FAw‘%rd Taylor, who has many friends in Westerly. Mr, Tay- lor sang a solo at the funeral of Mrs. Higgins' husband, and C. Leo Higgins will render a solo at tae funeral this morning. The supreme eourt has denied the motion for a reargument of Dorothy Drew of Westerly in the case of J. Samuels and Brother against the su- perior court. Mrs, Drew was wrong- fully and illegally-held in the Sam- uels store in Providence and the su- perior court jury returned verdict of damages in her favor. Chief Engineéer Samuel G. Cottrell had a narrow escape from serious in- jury at the Lena fire. When the alarm came-in for the Tower street fire, he mounted the running board of the hook and ladder truck. The apparatus ran close to an electric light pole and the chief was thrown to the gutter. He says he is not injured. The cursiosity of women is a pro- verbial expression, but it is not in the the same class with the curiosity of men. This Was demonstrateq Friday when Dr. Frank I. Payne stopped h automobile: in front of a drug store, Police “Sergeant’ Ferguson leaned on the. auto-and looked towards the floor, and in a short time the auto was sur- rounded by men. The doctor had a new spare tire in his ear and the doc- tor and the cop were talking of its qualities. That was all, yet it at- tracteq the curiosity of at least twen- ty men who were anxious to know just what was in that auto. STONINGTON Laborers at Shipyard Quit Work, Failing Advance—Workman Crushes Fingers—Grass Fire. Twenty of the sevi work in the shipyar for an increase in:wages. When re- fused they it work. Antone Avellar, employed at the At- had three fingery of the left hand mangied in a planing m Two of the fingers were ampu- at the middle joint ax Kellars is home from the Wor- ster academy ‘on Easter vacation. any families in the borough de- upon outside bakers for thejr bread. The supply failed to arc Thursday, and there was resort to Lkome-baking. Mrs, Courtlandt G. Babcock and son re in Ney York. a Edith and Ella Loper were in { Providence Friday. A grass fire Friday morning at Ston- ington point endangered the old Dew- house. An alarm was sent in from Box 21 and the prompt response of the firemen prevented damage. MysTIc { Memorial Candles to Rev. Herbert L. Mitchell to Be Blessed at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church—Are Gift of Bish- op Acheson. The ceremony of blessing- the new | Eucharist- candles by the rector, Rev. A. H. Barrington, will be held at St. Mark’s Bpiscopal church Easter Sun- day morning. The candles are the gift of Suffragan Bishop A. C. Acheson, D. D, ,.and are so inscribed: In memory of Rev. ‘Herbert Lincoln Mitchell, sometime- rector bf St. Mark's church, born- Jan. 1, .1865, drowned Aug. 3, 1909. The candles are “of brass, in keeping with the other furnishings of the altar, are about two and a half feet high and beautifully wrought. Mr. Mitchell lost his life in an at- tempt to save the'life of a young man while sailing in Fisher’s Island sound. The candles are an appropriate and fitting memorial to the heroic rector. Home from Newburg. Mr. and Mrs. W, Herbert Lamb have returned after three months' stay with Prof. and Mrs. Snyder Gage in Newburg, N. Y, Miss_Ruby Prentice, teacher in Grade V, was given a surprise party by her pupils at the afternoon session of school :Thursday. Refreshments were served. Assistant Manager. Leonard Clift of this place has been promoted to assistant manager of the Noank plant of the Groton Iron works. Mr. Clift has been superintendent of the night gang all winter. Miss Fenner Maxson is entertaining ss Edith Perry of Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs.. Harry Moreton of Pawtucket, R, are visiting in the village. Will Give Cantata. The cantata, Aleluia, Hall With Gladness, will be' sung at the Meth- odist church Sunday evening, April 7, with a good sized chorus. The so- loists are Mrs. James Jackson, so- prano; J. Benjamin Brown, bass; lard W. Kelgwin, tenor. Social” and Personal. Mm Mary E. H. Gfllup left !‘rklxy . There’s Real Fit, Smart Style and Great Value In Kuppenheimer : Clothes YOUNG FELLOWS THAT DEMAND SNAPPY MODELS FIND HERE JUST WHAT THEY WANT—CONSERVATIVE MEN FIND HERE MODELS THAT EXPRESS DIGNITY AND CHARACTER. THERE'S A KUPPENHEIMER MODEL FOR EVERY MAN, NO MATTER WHAT BIS PREFERENCE MAY BE, AND PRICES HERE Thomas Trevena, contralto, and Wi, |Chrarles Lamb. SPELL ECONOMY. Kuppenhelmer Surts, $20 to $38 OTHER GOOD MAKES, $15.00 TO $20.00 o il for a visit with her daughters at Mt. Vernon, N. Leslié¢ Lemb of New York is the guest of his grandfather, Capt. Harry Feidler of New York is visit- % his parents, Mr. and Mm. Isador Wmin.m Noyes of Anannr is t.he : :Mutmedwga: Killing of armed Henry ‘B. Neye: ht hu resigned at the{mans.. The ter they are killed tl - A ylzrge nuymsber from Mpystic went Slr)mns;on shipyard. ‘:ronner will the 'fl' end.—- to Noank Friday evening to hear pra.fl. Gypsy Smith, the evangelist. Pa. m Mlss Bessi®e 'Whitehouse is v:siu.ns objective, and this- obj-cnve will be IIM~ every case. The Real Objective. hruthet, Dr. Charles Hewitt, in Ches- Mrs. Fannie Willlams is vis FaRERS . > 5 5 5 4 %