Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-12
Frank w. Coy, chairman of the Westerly Board of Trade committee on

Westerly Board of Trade committee on traffic and municipal improvement, has been in communication with railroad officials for increased accommodations for Westerly, with special reference to having the Gilt Edge express, west bound, due to arrive in Westerly at 7.s5 D. m. make regular stops here. Since the change in timetable this train has made conditional stops; that is, for the accommodation Of passen- gers for Bridgeport and beyond. In consequence no dependence could be placed on that train for passenger or mail service, and there was not assur- ance of early morning delivery of mail In New York on trains leaving West erly later. Postmaster Butler, how ever, took chance and sent mail mat ter regularly to this train, but was not always sure of connection.
 Wednesday MT. Coy received com nnunication from railroad authority gtating that arrangements were being completed to have the westbound Gilt Edge train make regular stop at Westerly. It was also through the ef- forts of the Board of iTrade that the eastbound Federal express, due to ar rive at 7.40 a. rn. makes regular stop at Westerly thus giving a through ex- press train to Boston in the morning.
 To forward it's educational campaign throughout the state, the Rhode Island Anti-Tuberculosis association is 10 have a small travelling exhibit which will show some of the causes of tuber- culosis and how the conditions which lead to the disease may be removed. special attention is to be directed iD this exhibit to nursing work, school sanitation and hygiene, dairies and the housing. of mill employees. With the CO., operation of the secretary of the state board of health. motion pictures will be used In connection with the lectures and stereopticon views. It is intended that considerable time will be devoted to the work in parts Of the state wAere education along this line has not been much developed
 If Peter M. Rose responds when his case is called for trial Friday in the Third district court at Westerly, the court officials will be surprised, as Peter at the present time is to them in parts unknown, and the SuretieS on his bond of $500, Mir. and Mrs Purpuro, have lost faith in mankind. It is all legged that the owners of the furniture in Peter's barber shop have taken possession of the same and at least one of the barbers is searching for employment elsewhere and declares he has no knowledge of the whereabouts of Peter. Several weeks ago Rose was arrested on the charge of embez- element in connection with liouor raids made in Bradford. Peter. it is alleged, secured S17 from each of the defend ants, giving them to understand that $5 was for the judge, s for the town solicitor. s5 for chief of police and $2 for himself and were assured that they would be immune from arrest tt1 liquors were disposed of But the men were arrested, brought into court and penalized.
 The charge against Rose resulted and he was arrested, charged with en- bezzlement from two of the four men who had been found guilty of violating the, liquor law. Rose was adjudged guilty in the district court, but the case was dismissed in the superior court by reason of defective complaint. Rose was subsequently rearrested upon complaint more carefully drawn. In court his attorney entered demurrer and the judge took same under con sideration. At the next session of the court the demurrer was overruled and the case was assigned for trial on Fri day of the present week. While his attorney has no knowledge of the whereabouts of his client, he has hope that he will appear for trial on Fri day.
 The premises, property and fran ol,ises of the Westerly and Connecticut Railway company, which includes so ''l;ch of the Norwich and Westerly n-'actlon company that is located in ha town of Westerly, state of Rhode island. was sold at public auction Acdnssday morning by Auctioneer TsllsseE l., SlocqfY11 The nl1rchaser was Harry N. verril1 of Portland, Me, and the purchase price was s50,000. The only person interested in the sale pres ent, beside the purchaser, was Robert ", Perkins of Norwich, the general nlanager of the trolley roads centering -in Westerly. The purchase included