Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-19

will be a surprise even to the con- tractor and serious disappointment to the firemen who expect to entertain visiting firemen on September 10:
 Effort is being made to locate the sender of the Black Hand letter re- ceived by Joseph Gabrielle:
 William w. Pike and William H. Browning started on 8 weeks trip in Mir. Pike's automobile Monday:
 Mr..- and Mrs. James M. Witter of Willinantic are guests of MT. and Mrs. George Ianphere of West Broad street.
 Many will be in the vicinity of Christ Episcopal church Tuesday af- ternoon and evening to hear the chimes:
 A will filed fer probate makes be- quests to the Memorial and Library association and te Calvary Baptist church:
 Automobile parties are being ar ranged for run te New Londen We'd nesday te enjoy the festivities of Ocean Beach day.
 The members of the First Baptist Sunday school enjoyed an excursion on steamer Westerly to Ocean beach Saturday.
 Chief Brown was busy on Monday warning drivers against cutting cor neTS III V1OtdtA0A O4 law PeAtdAAlnS to traffic safety.
 trick at patrol duty this week. which he Is required te do in connection with his other police duties
 P, William Dougherty has entered suit in the superior court against the Hand Brewing company of Pawtucket to recover $1205 alleged to be due him on d book account for services rem In, sC T1fQ ef $25O0:
 The clock in the tower of the old town hall is an accurate timekeeper, the equal of a jewellers standard chron- ometer It is the only real good thing connected with the old building and will probably be retained when the building is converted into a manual training school
 A Main street lady trfpped against the curbing and was thrown violently to the sidewalk at the corner of Main and Broad streets, Monday, She was assisted to her feet by Deputy Sheriff Casey and walked to her home unaS- sisted She was bruised and consid- erably shaken up
 That publicity committee for the Perry day celebration continues to printed before it is approved by them, by a wild Announcement in a, local newspaper. It is customary for real news to be disseminated at the start ing point rather than at the point of delivery.
 That tweiye-ton boulder of 'FWes- terly granite that is to mark the grave of New Yorks first English mayor, at Riverside, R. l., is being prepared at the plant of the Smith Granite company. The boulder is from the Crescent farm in the town of Stonington and was drawn to WeS- terly by eight draft horses
 John Thomas, a bell hop of the Watch Hill house, while intoxicated, created a disturbance in a tailor shop at the Hill and threatened to do bodily harm to Policeman Lamphere. John was lodged in the Westerly police sta tion. He was charged with reyeIling and ad5udged guilty by the Third dis trict court and was fined $2 and costs, amounting to $6. which he, cheerful1y paid to obtain his release
 Mrs. Marie Crouch has furnished bond for appearance to answer to the charging her with alternating the af- fections of MT. Graeey. The ad dam mum is 5000. Mrs. Crouch has rec ognized in a bond of $1,o00. It now appears that Mrs. Crouch is not a widow, Herbert ", Rathbun has been SuSdS0u as COQIlSSl AOT 11TS. OTOuCn and G. Curtis Morgan is counsel for 
 Captain Frank H. Robinson of the steamer Westerly has made more trips up and down the Pawcatuck river than any other man living. No coal barge has been lowed in the river, except when Captain Robinson was at the wheel of the towboat He has been master for seventeen years and had previous experience in that line. He vas born near the bank of the river and is almost as familiar with the bottom as he is the surface of the river, hence his success in steamboat ing in the winding channel
 Dr. Albert H. Spieer, Jr-. and Mrs. Spicer have as guests at their home