Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 11, 1921, Page 8

¢ NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1921 The fire gong will ring one bell at 12 |ercises. The senator will arrive in town | Cross was infcrmed of the case, relief |of one of the large front windows. No | >y the house at 1 -Wicox terrace. {m. and two bells at 12.02 p. m., as signals at noon and the legion post will turn | Was sent at once to the home. i other damage was done, however. Joseph Crother of Potter Hill ‘will arest | | for th ted not to parade®to- i | e hening and closing or the Sllence lout 1n & body to greet him at. the rall- A s et S e T el GavItL of the WWest |2 bungalow on the nmew highway Bear , movements of people will cease: (Hats |road station and it is also planned to} g, time during Tuesday night or |street where they probably will build in | Pleasant View. (Off) ‘The town had a fne showing in |have a reception committee composed.of [early Wednesday morning . R. Sweet’s |the sprinf. The lot was owned by Mary | Howard Stillwell has returned from & [ dieplay of fiags bunting and 9airiotie | prominent citizens meet Senator Gerry | grocery stors on tho bridge was broken | Noyes Rogers. visit to Fall River, Mass. into. Entrance was gained by breaking | David Handelman of Norwich drove to office of Willlam A. Wileox T at the station. All the stores and manu- In the of W - e ‘:: facturing plants of Westerly will closs to |2 pane of glass in the window at the |town Thureday. stands a handsome chrysanthemum thres 6 them and an oHISIK T e/in‘charae fobuarve: tha iday. The frult/ gma idrug |Feaf o Theistore, ClEmssCiastons o Judge Charles C. Gray of North Ston- |feet high, measuring 18 inches around | WESTERLY What the people will do today Armis- reverent respect and prayer. tice d:) ‘ln ?Vegterl) and " neighboring 2 p. m. Parade starts on Grove avenue. towns: 3.30—4 p. m. Patriotic music, address | "ry B0 0 Lo Tare o close to- | Stores will keep open during #he morn-wiches axd $5 in chanes was Sftine DurS: | ington was a business caller here thia | the blossom. It is yellow and beautiful §.20 a. m., raise flag to top Of mast, |and day fireworks in Wilcox park. 33y to give the employes aichands to at. | e Hours: o o P ARSI week. blooming admired by all who enter the then lower to half staff. 430 p. m., the mg to top of mast, | {1, 5 B rade. In Westerly. Recently a man in Westerly went to | Wheeler is investigating the : James A. Robinson, has purchased a |office. It was raised by David Shaw on % o m. union memorial mass at Church | then lower and rem ; collect 2 bill and found tho debtor's wife | One of the employes of the post office | building lot on West Broad street and |the Stonington road and was presented 3¢ Immaculate Conception. 7.30—8.30 p. m, T Mirewotks : at Moss | . Thousants Il vislt “Westerly today |ill and with three small children and the | while investigating a pistol, to, see if the | has let the contract. Mr. Robinson will |to Mr. Wilcox Friday. 11.45-12.05 p. m. union prayer serviee |farm. (Friday), for the day’s celebration. Sen- | father forced to remain at home and het | barrel was empty accidentally discharged |erect a handsome home there. Excava-| The Colonial club has given metics in Christ Episcopal church. 9.12 p. m., Patriotic and popular dance | ator Gerry of Rhode Island has been se- |cars for his wife. They had but seven |the weapon while in the corridor of the |tions are underway for the cellar. - that today (Friday) all ex-service men 12 m, 1202 p. m, suent period of |in town hall cured to speak during the patriotic ex- [cents in the house. When the Red |office putting a hole through the pile Mr. and Mrs. Percy Crumb will occu- |are weleome to the club rooms ! 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