Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-23

I the work of making the building ten- 1 antabIe will soon be commenced. A delegation from Palmer chapter 1 of Westerly visited Franklin chapter, R. A. M, in Hope Valley. Sunday aft ernoon. The trip was made in auto ! mobiles.
 l Effort is being made to have a spur l track extend from the main line of the Norwich Westerly trolley road to the 1 White Rock mills, to be used for I freight purposes
 Large quantities of ale. whiskey. gin and wine seized by the Westerly po- lice, were legally destroyed Friday night. hy mixing with the flowing wa ter of the Pawcatcuk river Lieut.. Col Charles H. Ledward and Capt. Arthur N. Nash, ordnance off cer, represented Westerly at the mili- tary demonst tration and review to Gov ernor Pothier in the state arnory in Providence Friday night.
 David Rs6erts was arraisned Sun day morning in the Third district court charged with being a common drunkard. He pleaded not guilty and in default of $200 bonds was commit ted to the Kingston jail to await trial next Friday morning.
 Sheriff Sidney Brown and Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Susan Hawkins, and MT. and Mrs. Stephen R. Wightman of New London, Edward T. Brown and A. T. Hale and ladies of the same city  visiting Westerly Sunday.
 George Carney. was assaulted when in the vicinity of Pierce street, Sun day night. He received a cut in the top Of the head that required three stitches to close Carney says he was struck in the head with a stick but declines to give particulars.
 On Saturday many friends of Mrs. Mary AIcGfath attended her funeral, a high mass of requiem being cele- l,- -,.,Tf- h. bearers were Arthur Crumb, William McGowan James Butler, Joseph Herbst, Ralph Kinney and Charles Ryan,
 The trustees of Wilcos park have donated $100 towards a fund of $250 for fourteen concerts to be given in the park by the Westerly band on Thursday evenings, the first concert to be given June 2 The balance Of $200 will be raised by popular sub scription, as heretofore
 Bartholomew Tyrer and James Flynn who have been engaged in the cable work between Westerly and Watch Hill for the Westerly Auto matic Teleuhone company left Satur- day for Hartford for a short while. after which they will be employed in cable work in New London.
 The postoffice department has made two unsuccessful attempts to get candidate to take examination for the postnastership of HOpkinton City, small village three miles north of Ash away. It is probable that service will be given by rural free delivery route from Hope Valley or Ashaway.
 Mrs. Mary Cronin. formerly of Westerly died Saturday in Lynn, Mass, and will be buried in St. Mi chaels cemetery, Providence. Monday. She is survived by three daughters, Miss Mary Cronin of Westerly. Mrs. James B. Crowley of Wequetequock and Mrs. Charles DriscoH of Lynn.
 Town Solicitor Harry B. Agard has notified Town Clerk Everett E. Whip pies that it is not his duty to place the nominations for judge of probate on the official ballots. It is expected that Judge Thomas H. Peabody will make application for a writ of man damus to have his name placed on the prohibition ticket.
 Now there is a movement that may result in the establishment of a fire district in the village of Avondale, about midway between Watch Hill and Westerly. The water main runs the village and about five hy- drants would be required and 9. couple of hose reels with a supply of hose. There have been two fires in the vil- lage within a year.