Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-19

I connection with her duties as the ff1- l structor in mathematics. Four years 1 later she became dean of the college 1 and has held that office for the past nine years She is a sister of Eugene l B., Charles H. and James M Pen 1 dleton of Westerly
 1 Past State Councillor Everett c. I Lawton of Westerly attended the big Junior Order of American Mechanics demonstration in Providence Friday night when one hundred for member ship in Wiona- council of Woonsocket, l. Union council of Valley Falls and Mentonenlah, Eagle and Washington councils Of Providence received the degree. It was worked by Wakefield degree team, conceded to be the best drilled in the statc- Over four hun- dred members of the order, represent ing every council in the Rhode Island Jurisdiction, witnessed the initiation The Watch Hill fire district has at an expense of S4S,600 acquired all the
 bay front property at Watch Hill, which will now permit the widening of Bay street, the removal Of the old buildings on the water side and i'm prove the general aspect of Watch Hill. Some of the old buildings have been removed, others are being prepared for removal while others will not be dis turhed until after next season.
 The only criminal case tried at the regular session of the Third district court, Friday, before Judge Oliver H. Williams, was that against Willis AL my, the alleged proprietor of a drug store in the Martin house block. He was charged as a registered druggist and apothecary with keeping for sale intoxicating liquor contrary to law Town Solicitor Agard appeared for the state and Attorney Ledwidge for the defendant. Chief sBranshelds Ser geant Brown, Policemen West and Mitchell and Constable, Reardon tes- tified to searching the premises and finding liquor there to the amount of about two gallons.
 John MitchaeI and Elwood Gardiner testified to purchasing and drinking liquor in the store.
 No testimony was introduced for the state, Attorney Ledwidge announcing that he had raised constitutional question as to the validity of the druggists law, and which had not been passed upon yet by the supreme court The law says in s1bstanee that the finding of two quarts of in toxicating liquors in a drug store shall be considered as evidence that it is kept for sale. It is this clause to which MT. Ledwidge takes exception and raises the question of constitu- tionality. As it becomes the duty of Judge Williams to make certidcat1on to the supreme court, sentence was deferred in the case. pending tudg- ment of the supreme court
 At 3.3G in the afternoon the second case against MT. Amy, charging him with maintaining a liquor nuisance, was commenced. It was not conplet- ed when court adjourned at o'clock.
 Local Laconcs
 The fire insurance adjusters, like the poor. are still with us.
 Eugene F. stillman is critically i'll with uphold pneumonia.
 The Westerly high school athletic associa tion netted $165 from the Brown Glee club concert.
 The senior class of the Westerly high school is rehearsing the four-act romantic comedy, A Rose of Plymouth Town
 Department Inspector Hall of New port made an official visit Friday eve- ming to Robert Brucker camp, Spanish War Veterans.
 The recent fire has caused the re- newa1 of demands for fire protection ! from residents and taxpayers of the erly fire district.
 Mrs. Louisa Roberts died suddenly from paralytie shock, Thursday eve Mrs. John Rock, in Mechanic street. 1 She died three. hours after being stricken
 A resolution has been presented in 1 the Rhode Island house of representa- l tives, to pay the bill of the Westerly l Savings Fund and Loan association of l S37-50 for rent of the office of Deputy | Sheriff Eugene w Coon from January 1 1, 1909, to January 1. 1910. A jury in the New York supreme | court this week decided that Mrs. Dan- l iel J. Sully, wife of the former cotton i king. must pay for goods valued af i S6,000 which she purchased from Tiff ! fany & Go. jewellers, on her indi- ! vidual credit while her husband was in the height of his prosperity
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