Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-22
WESTERLY.
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h3~A Emma F. pA1Is, Whose Husband
 eecored Reno DiVerees Ciairns Ex4
 asasrs<sd Report of Grounds
 Senior Appeal Hearing Goes Over
 to Monday-Slsv to be Deported,
 Jumps From Moving Train.
 Joseph T. Walter. who died in Me morial hospital New London, as told !n Fridays Bulletin. was a son of the late Joseph Walter. who died in West criy about i've years ago. The de- ceased was brother of the late Mrs. .', nnis Moore and Mrs. Michael Flynn
 Westerly and uncle of Councilman -.eur.ce W. Flynn, Mrs Cornelius .--l. Mrs. Edward Whalen, Misses
 -rslrct and Nellie Flynn of Vest -y. Alrs. Joseph Twomey of pGroton.
 --lae4 Flynn of Worcester and Den
 Moore of savannah, Ga, formerly
 Ncsterly. He Is also survived by
 -dow and son, John Walter, and - brother. Martin C. Walter, formerly
 v. Mantle, now of Willimantic.
 A4r- Walter was a member of Seaside eeune.L K of C.. Perkins post, G. A R.. ----l Niagara Engine company.
 The highest point of land on the coast between Cape Hatteras and .-.aine- at the entrance of Narragan- -e.t bay commanding wide view of the
 et- the ocean and the city of New
 1ss been selected as the site for
 .aistttI cottage by Mrs. George F. --.-,..ia Anessy. wife of the congress
 .-t representing the First Rhode Isl- --a u-- -trict- She has purchased a DOT f'-H "- lne Governor Brown farm at ---tEf-4sensett Pier. The cottage will .fu s1ilt as soon as possible and be .tftu4 Tor occupancy next summer.
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 Mrs Emma F. Davis, from whom Jonn E. Davis was divorced in Reno isst tuesday, takes exceptions To the .es naonT GavsR 6y her ex-husband- --e 0cnies the allegations of cruelty ..a.N -f2Issits or arson and poisoning and .eu stun. as all that he alleged is --..leat foundation. She declared her consent was necessary for the cOmple- -.uu al divorce proceedings. and this
 gave after she was given d life l-..ere~t of the house and property in 'tl-Hl street She states that it is e--a,ut thar Alr. Davis had no real Grounds lc. llS action for if he had le ouIo not have brought suit for 9ifnree under ihe easy laws that pre- tai ln Reno
 For the first time since it's incor- 2orstion Westerly will have . Mystic Shrine day next Monday when the rut ts.tt-ieS of the ancient organization l Hil be revealed Go 25 soiourners who iA traverse the hot sands of the desert to reach tne shrine The Shrin- CTS from Providence with the Shriners' . band. will reach Westerly at 4 o'clock 1 l The afternoon. coming by special ! ralu- There Will be a short street . -arade. the bandsmen and patrol being ] I uniform. and the candidates securely l fopcd in. It is expected that there ~ln be about 200 Shriners in the pa Tsace- The march will terminate at Eliveu opera house. where the initiatory exercises viii be held. At the conclu- sion Of this section of the work the Ehrlners will again form and march to The Rhode Island, where dinner will 6e served.
 In the meantime the opera house VIII be converted into a Masonic play ground. for one to be Shriner must 5rET be a Mason In the evening there will be a special stage performance by professional entertainers, with Shrin- CTS only comprising the audience. Then f the opera house will be cleared of all Gho have not trodden the burning lands and the second section of Mvs- hc Shrine work will be carried on to he limit. Large delegations of Shrin- BITS from Norwich and New London Nil come 10 Westerly as guests of their Rhode Island brethren.
 Inc superior court for Washington F@AEAtH Ha 6C5@lON NingSTCn. with Judge Brown presiding and a jury, sas occupied Friday hearing the case 0f the state against AdoIph Binrewicz snd Edward Bonico. charged with as- Saulr with intent 10 kill Peter Freeman pf Hamilton on the night of Oct. Is. on The road between Hamilton and Belle siIle- Freeman is a farmland and had been drinking in a saloon in Sand Hole in Eelleville. While on his way home it is alleged that he was attacked 1 by the two men. who knocked him i flown. injured him in the head and | lands and fred a shot from a revolver which crushed the bridge of his noce i The hearing on the appeal of Dr. Percy A Senior from the judgment of .he Third district court in eonvieting 1 aim es q common drunkaFd, with a six nonths' sentence in the state work house. was assigned for trial Friday Owing to the assault with intent 10 kill case being in progress. l Inc Senior case was continued to next