Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-30
TOWN OF WESTERLY TO BE SUED
Miss States of Stonnston. Will Claim $1OO00 Damages s British Club Still in Dissenson- Rounding Up Paw } cStuck Bad Boys-Suit Against North Stonington
 Woman-Honest Laborer Finds Fat Wallet and Gets
 Thanked.

notice to quit the premises would soon be served.
 The apparent trouble is over the sal ary alleged to be due the steward, $14 week, and claim made that the stew ards position was labor of love and not of pecuniary recoppense. The organization has a membership of over 300, doing a business of from 5000 to sS,e00 year.
 Just over the river from Westerly, in the village of Pawcatuck, there has been much trouble of late by the un- lawful action of boys and young men and the police authorities are endeav- ing to check the growing evil. Re- gently a boy of eighteen, ringleader of a gang, was arrested and fined for breach of the peace, but that did not seem to have much effect upon the boys from ten to fourteen, whose in- clinations are to follow in the unlaw ful wake of the older boys.
 Some of the little fellows forced en- trance into the barn of Cilia Constan- 20 in Liberty street, and complaint was made to Constable John E. McMa- hon. Soon thereafter he had the guilty boys in custody. There were two Bow man brothers, lad named Heffernan, another named Cazelza, and another Buck. The boys helped themselves to fruit that was stored in the barn.
 Thursday morning the boys were ar raigned before Judge Alberti R. Still man, found guilty, ordered to pay the costs and placed on probation until October 1, with orders to report to Probation Officer Burdick in Pawca- tuck, every Monday evening.
 Miss Hortense 6. States of Stoninatcn is to bring suit against the town of Westerly and the Ashaway & Wester- ly Street Railway Co, claiming dam ages of s10,00G On Monday, the 18th inst, while Miss States. sister of c. s. States, formerly general ticket agent of the Consolidated railroad, was driv- ing a horse with carriage containing herself and two nieces, she claims she was seriously injured by reason of defective highway.
 It is claimed that by reason of this alleged defect, which is at the corner of Pleasant and West streets, the wheels of the carriage caught in the trolley tracks, and the vehicle was overturned, throwing the occupants riously injured; her nieces escaped with lesser injury. Her left collar bone and three ribs were broken, part of her left ear torn away, and she was otherwise cut and bruised. Notice of the suit will be served with in few days.
 William A. Wilcox has brought suit against Mrs. Mary D. Brown, of West erly, to collect a claim of $75 alleged to be due for services rendered in con- nection with real estate business. Mrs. Brown is widow of Lucius Brown. for merly of North Stonington, and the farm in that town has been attached to satisfy the claim. The writ is re- turnable to Justice James E. Ken nedy in Pawcatuck, August 5.
 One of the CrandaII brothers of the Sixth district, so- o-called, dropped a fat wallet at Watch Hill Thursday morning, while delivering garden truck to customers. The leather receptacle of wealth was found by an Italian laborer and returned to the owner, who said to the finder: You're an honest man, and I'll treat you when I meet you in the right place and at the right time.' No, no, mo- said the finder that maka me too richa and you poora."
 Local Laeonies.
 Sabin E. Phelps of Binghamton, N. r., was in Westerly Thursday.
 Thursday the First Baptist Sunday school picnicked at Wequetequock ca- sino.
 Twelve miles of roads in Westerly have been oiled as a preservatiye as well as dust layer
 A large number from Westerly at- tended the Ocean beach day festivities in New London Thursday
 The Ladies' Aid society of Grace Methodist church served tea, cake and salad Thursday afternoon.
 The annual parade and inspection of the Westerly fire department takes place Saturday, August A.
 The Mystics of Westerly as sched- uled for a baseball game on the Vose grounds this Friday) afternoon.
 The Rhode Island State grange. Pat rons of Husbandry, will have it's an- nual outing at Kingston college August
 The Westerly silk mill is a thing of the past, for not even a part of that industry remains. It has all been taken to Norwich.
 Carl Nordell, formerly of Westerly. is now in Paris. He is the winner of the travelling scholarship of the Bos- ton art school
 MT. and Mrs. John E. Brown of Westerly were guests of their son, ex- Alderman Cyrus w. Brown, at Ocean beach Thursday.
 William E. Hiscox died Wednesday at his home near Wood River Juno
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