Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-10

GNioS cd Day IllClIl OCCduSC OI SOllC iiCliS having been made on the property which brought the insurance money into litigation. They will undoubtedly pay their proportion into court, leav- ing it for the court to decide to whom the money belongs.
 All the unadnitted companies and associations, following the lead of Lloyd's, London, have denied liability on the ground of misrepresentation in the cabled application for the insur- ance. The allegation of misrepresenta- tion is based upon the fact that the cable Application called the plant 'sprinkled.' and this they assert. would imply that it was fully pro- tected by automatic sprinklers, where as such was not the case.
 As matter of fact. however. the survey made by the New England bu reau of united inspection showed that the plant was 54 per cent. equipped with.-$prinkler protection. William Beverly Winslow receiver in New York fer Rthe Nichols & Langworthy Machine company, went to London in August to try to collect the insurance placed through Crane & Co. Thus far this has met with no success. and at torneys in London have been instruct ed to bring suits against II of these insurance companies and underwriting associations.
 MT. Winslow recently returned to New York and from his accounts of the result of his investigations on the other side the chances, of the Nichols & Langworthy Machine company or it's creditors recovering any consider able portion of this insurance are not at all rosy
 The distant blaze reflection seen from Westerly Monday evening was from the burning barn of Zebulon York Brown, in North Stonington. The barn and its contents, hay and general farming utensils, are a total loss. For tunately the fire occurred before the cattle were driven into the barn for the night When the fire was discov cred it was burning briskly in the in- terior of the barn and was, without doubt. of incendiary origin The loss is fully $1,000 and there is no insur ance.
 Already the plan of redistricting Rhode Island, as provided for in amended constitution, is being dis cussed in the Rhode Island newspapers and one has suggested the appointment of a commission of three for the work to be composed of William Douglass retired chief justice, Nathan w. Lit tlef1eld. former assemblyman and dem- ocratic candidate for governor. and Governor Utter, former secretary of state and former governor.
 The latest movement in the social line in Westerly is the proposed for nation of a Herbert club, to be com posed wholly of bearers of that name and is being promoted by Herbert Rodney Ellis. There is soon to be meeting for organization at the Dixon house. The following have been in- vited to participate and become char ter members of the club: Herbert AL len. Herbert G. Allen. Herbert A. Babcock, Herbert M. Barber. Herbert Burdick. J. Herbert Champlin. Her bert P Clark. Herbert Coy, Herbert Rodney Ellis, Herbert M. Farrell Her bert Gardner, Herbert Greenman, Her bert Hancock. Herbert Hoadley. Her bert L. Hoxie. Herbert T. Kenyon, Herbert w. Lanphear, Herbert l.. Niles, Herbert Pascoe, Herbert w. Rathbun. Herbert Senior, Herbert J. Segar, Herbert Stilman, Herbert NJ. Sweeney. Herbert Taylor Herbert let low, Herbert Wilcox and George Her bert Utter
 George T. Loomis of New London, aqe n boss carpenter for the New