Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-10
Nathan E. Lewis of the Sec
 rict court who has law offices teriy. and Thomas J. Pierce,

Nathan b. l1eW1S or the sec
 rict court who has law offices
 teriy. and Thomas J. Pierce,
 Of the court are respondents in
 tsri6n for a writ of mandamus,
 -d Thursday in the supreme court
 the state of Rhode Island The ac- 44un zS out Of the ordinary in that he r-efitioT-< seeks to have the high est tribunal in the state command the judge any clerk of a district court to enter a judgment and issue execution sn fis favor in trespass and eject rnenr ca.e-
 The petitinrer is Thomas G. Ma 1hevvSen of North kIngstown- The caze grew out of q dispute over some real eEtate located at N6rragansett Pier. Octobec { last MT MatheWson obtained a writ of summcns from the Second district court in an action of rreSpzsS and ejecIuent against the 7TarhewSon Hotel company, Syria W. 1fathewson and Everett L Mathewson naming the defendants as being in pos session Of a certain tenement and lots o< land adjacent thereto in the town @f Narrzgansett- The plaintiff hleo a claim Of jury trial on the return day
 Mir Nathexson claims Ifsat the case was not answered or the entry day of che writ, and that late in the after noon cf the following day. the clerk received by mail an entry Of appear Mncs in behalf or the defendants STb- aequertiy a demand was made for judgment in favor of the plaintiff and 
 SerEed Later, Judge Lewis directed that the papers in the 1respass and e5ecrneut case he forwarded to the superior court for Washington coun- 1 t-;zi '" '" '-'-'
 It vrSS argued by Henry P Eldredge. ' .1r- counsel for petitioner, that the plaintiff under section : of chapter ! @S- Of The general laws is entitled 10 { srdgren- and execution
 Frederick C. Olnex-s counsel for re Rp0ndents. argued that the envelope ecnrafnirg entry Of Appearance was cslRred 1n transmission through the r--mzis. having been sent 10 Westerly bv mistake The matter was held for sdvis=nent by the court
 AS they failed to roli two per cent cF the tctzl vote cast for governor sn fuesd7y'< election. the prohibition. socialist end sOcialist-labor party are not recognized as legal state polIlicsiI rzrr7ez The socialist vote in the state was considerably larger than was the rrr16ttion- but not large enough to make fl E recognized party.
 If tn other years. the socialists become regular party the socialist 1R1o< supporters must adopt 2 new rama The laws provide that no in , depsndenr party which uses nomina- 1ion pzp@s can use as any part Of fts rznre the name or names Of any regular party Therefore the social nzr part Of the sociaIist-labor could not bs use6-
 Ahcut month ago young man ~ssit.d sections Of Westerly and made M house to house canvass to collect trading E1zHps tea and coffee cheeks, tobacco tags and all such devices Of value which are re6eernable in silver ware ho-se71old furnishings and the z 1rke- He represented that the deliv- : cry of the stamps cheeks and tags to him would bring articles Of more value I than at ths prescribed places of re- i Tr z collections l a leaving receipts for what he had re- cefvec and Srecihsd the articles on the receipts that were to be forwarded from New Fork direct to those v no parted with their certificates of val@% The sits are long overdue and there iE mere than one housewife ln the town of Westerly of the belief that they have been sEindled- The tsaEn council oF Westerly has f71unc the Iiqucr license fee at S70es the same last vsar. and decided to issue seventeen licenses, the full limit slowed by law. which is one license rT each five hundred persons All zrrrce6ous for license are supposed ( 10 he filed with the town clerk by | ncun Of Novem5er 1z and public ] hemrinr will be ready for issuance r Decrmner 1 and that the licenses for ( Shs Watch Hiu hotels will be for the fuT license year and at the same fee 8 paid b- other licensed liquor dealers L -<e complaint Of violation Of law has s been made against any Of the saloon keepers Curing the year and their ap- pMeaffonE will receive prior cOnsidera- a ttnz-
 The dou5ting Thon1ases of the West 2 s~fv town council are convinced that h when Councilman Maurice w Flynn 2 rave notice that Elihu Chesebro il whose resignation had been declined T RH supervisor of highways and whose 0 zalary was 10 be increased from $500 C tc a 900 a year. had agreed to accept 0 Ike position with the town of StOn- C rgfon. he knew whereof he spoke. g Action was delayed in the Chesebro sase as me Highway committee want sd time for personal Verifcation, as T sfr. F7ynn.s announcement was news E .o them At the very first opportunity, how ' sTe-s the cozncI voted to rescind the 2 scxinn not to accept Mir Chesebro's I. resignation. but oo have it effective :, o1cen6er | The council also rescind- .upertntendzr< Of highways which was 70 he fin effect JaHuary l. IL is under 'tco6 that MT. CheSs5ro will begin his erm of service with the town of Ston- i, ngton soon as he is relieved of his 4 luffss with the town of Westerly. i, There are several applicants for the h ilnre of superintendent of highways, he enc most favored being Adam Ar .hfF- h is said that the highway com rt1tee are not favorable to the ap- 'clntment of a successor to Mir. Chese- h Ire at thfs time, but win advocate V |efsrrnent until next spring The com t: nfftee believes that the work dur E