Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09
WESTERLY LAWYERS WILLING
Will fake Office of Town Solicitor if Plum Comes Their Way-PIeasant Views Demands to Be Considered- keg Collector Gets Fresh and is Shffly Fined.

I ed in that growing summer resort sec ton, which is adding to the value of I the town and swelling the grand list; | but thare are some who are well dis posed towards Pleasant View, who be- | lieve that all appropriations for work
 of the character wanted should be made at the annual town meeting. and
 at no other time.
 William J. Latham, who hes attend ed every day of the annual New Lon
 don county fairs, at Norwich, from
 the first. ffty-five years ago, to date. had as a companion Tuesday Charles Coon, superintendent of Wilcox park, who attended the Norwich fair for the
 first time. Mir. Latham has also been regular attendant of other Connecti-
 cut fairs and the annual event in
 Brockton. He has made it practice
 to return home each night and attend
 the fair the next day. Several years
 ago he was relieved of $500 at the
 Norwich fair. which he intended to
 deposit in bank in that city, and
 since then he has been more careful
 with his cash.
 Mir Latham is "A years of are, as
 active as the ordinary man of 60 He
 for many years conducted a livery sta-
 ble in Westerly, but retired some time
 ago.
 The Westerly high school football squad began it's first practice Wednes- day afternoon on the Elm street school football campus under the direction of Capt Andy Martin. Captain Martin has big squad of players to pick from this year. and the freshmen class has a large number of big students. From last years squad there are left Foley, the left end. and baseball cap tain. Martin, captain. right end, An derson, the center, Dower, the half back, Clarke, the big guard, Gaffney, a substitute.
 By Graduation the team lost Butch Cottrell and Doc Flynn. tackles, Bing Maddock. guard, Steve Pember. quar- terback Wamp Clifford. captain, Bur rows. fullback Champlin. end. and Allen, sub-end. and Coy, sub tackle.
 The team also loses it's coach. D. H. Rogers of Amherst. who coached the eleven last year. with the help of James Hazard. the Brown player, and Professor Swaine. MT. Rogers is en- ployed at present at Providence, and cannot devote his time to football playing.
 The team will have the coachin~ of MT. Swain and Dr. Payne. MT. Swain showed his mettle in the baseball sea- son by coaching the team to win the championship of Connecticut. Rhode Island and Massachusetts for high schools
 The Beach street football grounds cannot be used this season. so that Manager Hogg will. no doubt, play all his games at the Riverside park base ball grounds. These grounds were used for football purposes about five years ago by Westerly high school.
 Henry A. Doty, collector of empty beer keas for the Yale Brewing Co.,, of Newn Haven, was convinced Wednes- day afternoon that neither he nor the he represented had the right | to go cunning when seeking to re- cover their property. He was ar raigned before Judge Oliver H. Will Hams in the Third district court, l pleaded guilty to an assault upon Pas quale Prizito of 29 Pierce street. and was fined $50 and costs.
 .Doty was engaged in the collection | of empty beer kegs and entered the | premises of Prezito without stating | his business and without any exhibit | of authority. When Prezito objected | and with. small child in his arms, | Doty produced a revolver. placed the | on Prezito's breast and told | Prezito that if he was looking for | trouble he could have all he wanted, | as the revolver was carried for use in | such cases.
 Doty claimed that while he was en- gagged in removing beer kegs from the | greenhouse. Prezito approached with a | club. piece of scantling. and it was then wben the revolver was produced | and at that time Prezito had no child | in his arms, as he had given the child | over to a woman. Judge Williams re- | minded Doty that he was a self-con- 7dent evil doer and that he carried | the revolver in anticipation of trou- ole.