Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-19
LEGAL Laeonios.

There were many visitors 70 the
flooded district Monday.
Charles G. Turner. age So, DIED SAT
urdey az his home in Beach street.
Laura T. Money, wife o. Clarence 4.
Money. died Monday morning at her
home in Granite street.
2Iias Grace Ma Main left Westerly
Monday for Z visit with relatives n
New York and New Jersey.
George H. Williams has heen en-
gagged 70 repair the waghouts IN the
state road in Franklin street.
Town Councilman and Representa-
1--we Albert II. Langworthy is a dead
ringer OF Senator Hoise Smith o. Geog-
gia.
There was a business session Of the
College cluo, composed Of graduates
o1 colleges for women, IN. the Memo
I1al building, Monday afternoon.
NOW that liquor raids have been
started IN the village Of Bradford,
the work is to be extended to other
sections Of the town OF Westerly
Ethan Wilcox, librarian emeritus Of
the Westerly public library, viii at
tend the funeral Of Erastrs II. Gard
ner in Norwich today CIuesday).
Those who isIiided on the low1ands,
new ST Emerged, are demanding imrne-
diate rs!ief from the Flood By the nigh
wa! committee OF the town council
Already there are five prospective
bidders for the mill building Of the
WeSt arly Narrow Fabric coInpany. and
the UPSET price has been fixed at SD
Gee
The postofice viii be in the tenn
Iofary quarters next week, and the
work Of razing the present structure
70 make way for the new will then
De commenced.
The idle mill building OF the West
cry Maroon Fabric company is being
! considered for utilization as q car
barn for tho PaWcatuck VALLEY Street
Railway company.
TIE work on the granite town build
! ing ana courthouse IS going forward 10
| me fall satisfaction Of the building
'Jinntsssiorf The cornerstone VIII
probably be laid next month.
There will De al increase IN wages
! Of the operatives Of the White Rock
cotton mill, April I, notice 10 this CT
feet Icing posted Monday. The amount
Of The increase is not sp;cifed.
Though the waters OF the Pawcatuuh
river have lowered eighteen inches At
! the Broad street dam, there is no
perceptible lessening Of the water n
tha Eoo0eG sections Of Westerly.
: Legs are being sold 10 retail dealers
, Il " esteriy al Is cents q dozen for
! c. sR ana 20 cents III barter. Custom
( ets are charged % cents . dozen. VI
four cents less than the wholesale
price ir Providence.
Underground wires are being oper-
, ated II westerly. IN an eudeayor 10
/ nave representatives Of the Anti -Sa-
loon league attack certain licensed sa-
looms IN Westerly FOR alleged technt-
cal violation Of law.
Dr.. John L. MAY Of Westerly, wl1h
his brother, Rev, Michael Fl. Nav OF
Rockville, Conn, will sail from New
York Wednesday for Havana Uuop
arrival there they viii determine upop
/, the route OF their pleasure trip, which
3, VIII probably include e visit to The
( Panama canal.
Witnesses from Westerly viii 20 "a
/ New London TUESDAY to tegtifv in the
superior court IN the case Of the Nsg
York, New Haven q Hartford Rail
road Go. against Louis Celia; a to the
ownership OF the cid city hall prop
( ~ -CcttAeOs ~zUCdlSQ near the " SBi
Broad stree. bridge.
Representatives OF q guaranty anG
t-t4e company are in Westerly exam.
ming the titles OF the Westerly Wool.
I e. Mill COMPANY preliminary to the
formal transfer Of ownership. Tht
purchasers are said TO be the Slater
Manufacturing company, the recent
purchasers Of the Kenyon mil! prop
erty,
Funeral services Of Charles N. Pool;
Who died Thursday in Burlington, Vt.
were held Sunday afternoon at tht
residence OF his sister in-law, Mrs
Alexander c. Thompson, Rev T. c
!. Jonas officiating. Burial was a
River Bead Monday. MI. Poole wa
fatally injured in 8 railroad aociden
on q train OF the Central Vernon
railroad, where he was employed.