Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-21
AUTO GUIDE BOARDS FOR WESTERLY
Must be Maintained in Compliance with New Law-Stab- ping Affray-Pawcatuck High School to be Dscon- tinued - Ex-Governor higgins Delivers Eloquent Lecture on emmet-Court News-Prohibtonist .aucus

layout and survey of the alteration of , Cutler street, connecting with Williams street, was accepted and the survey adopted.
 For the observance of Memorial day, $50 was appropriated to Hancock post. to Robert Brucker camp, Spanish War Veterans.
 The petition for the removal of a series of ledges adjacent to the prop erty of Bridget McMahan, in Liberty street, Pawcatuck, was tabled. The petition to pave Mechanic street with vitriied brick was also tabled.
 After discussion by Alberti R. Still man, c. C. Potter, Silas B. Wheeler F. Lee Gavitt and Bourden A. Babcock it was voted to maintain but one high school in the town, and that the school be located in the borough of Stoning- ton. This means the discontinuance of the West Broad street school, Paw catuck, as a high school
 A tax of ten mills, the same as last year, was levied.
 Before large audience in Hibernian hall, Monday evening, Ex-Governor James H. Higgins of Pawtucket, gave lecture on Robert Emmet, the Irish martyr. The governors address was in his usual pleasing style and was full of interest and instruction. In addition there was instrumetal music by Martin H. Spellman. Joseph Leni- han singing. by a quartette and a reading by Miss Jones. The proceeds will be devoted to St Michaels' church.
 Nearly every lawyer in Westerly at- tended the opening session of the SUI perior court for Washington county in Kingston Monday, Judge Charles IF. fnn Ocf1 tho md srrv-x tired at IT o'clock the two Westerly cases being Vaudeville Hall, alias Charles w. Stevens, charged with is suing worthless checks of the Fifth Avenue bank, and Arthur Carlson, charged with maintaining liquor nui- sance.
 After the grand jury retired the docket was called. In the divorce case of Cora M. Thomes vs. Arthur G. Thomes, notice was given of a motion to be heard Tuesday
 In the case of Palmetus Bonnet of Westerly against the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad com pany, a suit for damages for perma- nent injuries sustained in aHrtford, and which jury awarded a verdict of S2,000 set aside by the supreme court, a motion that the ad damnum be in- creased from $9,000 to s10,000 was granted.
 Motion was graten for surety of costs and bill of particulars in the case of Arthur M. Miller against Amy D. James the same to be heard by Wednesday.
 motion for trial was denied and the plaintiff instructed to noticy the receiver of the proposed motion in the case of The Mayo Radiator company against the Nichols and Langworthy company.
 The appeal from the probate court of Westerly in the case of the estate of Luke B. MaXson was continued.
 Surety for costs and a bill of par ticulars was ordered filed by Wednes- day in the case of Hattie T. Kenyon ct. al. against William A. MleiL
 These cases were assigned for trial in Westerly. on a date yet to be select ed: Courtland P.f Chapman against the town of Westerly, two cases; James Collins vs. John Welford Thomas Conway vs. Town of Westerly, Maxson & Co., vs. William H. Barker, Eunice J. Briggs vs. Thomas J. Ken yon.