Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-26

sentence to be imposed by the superior court.
 By agreement of counsel, the case of Charles D. Chapman against the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company will be heard at Providence next Saturday. This is a case where Chapman seeks to recover for the loss by fire of an automobile which he alleges caught fire from a spark from a passing locomotive He had left the automobile in a driveway adjacent to the railroad track, near ! the Chapman property, while he at tended to soma business in the vicin- ity. The case will be heard before Judge Brown.
 There was considerable commotion in Westerly and vicinity early Tuesday morning, occaSioned by a double fire alarm being sent in from box 46, near the bridge in West Broad street. When a second alarm was sounded the impression prevailed that there was another fire of more than ordinary magnitude, and hundreds were up and dressed and on the streets in short order. The second alarm was sent. il. by mistake and was intended for re- call. and the signal that the fire was eXtinguished was sent in a few mo- ments afterward
 All this colnmotion was caused by a little spark that either came from the chimney of the building where the Vincent bakery is located in West Broad street or from a passing loco motive. This spark caused quite blaze on the roof of the building, which was discovered by a young man who was homeward bound He immediate ly pulled in the alarm and the Barber Hose company responded and quickly subdued the fire with the aid of chemical fire extingushers. Then came the mistake in fire alarms. The fire was discovered at o'clock in the morning and a high wind prevailed The fire loss will not exceed $10.
 The enlisted strength of company in the coast artillery corps is prescrib- ed in recent orders from the war de- partment as follows: First sergeant l. Quartermaster sergeant l. sergeants s, corporals 12, cooks ?, mechanics ?, mu- sicians ?. privates 76. total 104. The total enlisted strength of the corps is specified as follows: Sergeant majors senior grade, q, master electricians 26, engineers 50, electrician SeTgeantS, first class, "A, electrician sergeants, second class, "A, master gunners AZ, sergeant majors, junior grade, 42, f1remen 50, 14 bands of 2S enlisted men each, 392; enlisted men for ITO companies, 1S140; total 1S,931. The national guard com panies are supposed to recruit to the government standard.
 Local Laconics.
 Miss Harriet Clarke of Shamrock is the guest of Miss Grace Carmichael in Westerly.
 Rev Charles G. Johnson and family of Northbridge Center, Mass, are guests of J. w. Conant and family in Fose street.
 John F. Davis, who established residence in Reno, and was recently oa d of, {S RaI daily in Wes sterly.
 The union Thanksgiving service will be held in Calvary Baptist church, with Rev. John G. Dutton of the Broad street Christian church as preacher.
 Attorney Albert B. Crafts, who changed his residence from Westerly to Cranston about four years ago, is soon to re-establish residence in Westerly.
 The price of turkeys in Westerly varies from 25 to 45 cents a pound, while Horace Vose, the turkey king, cannot supply all his customers at 50 cents a pound.
 Mrs. Johanna Boliette, widow of Frank Bollette, a sculptor. of Westerly, died Monday at Edgewood in her 66th year. Burial will be in the family plot at River Bend.
 First Class Electrician Sergeant Adolph w Rutter has been ordered from Fort Miche to Fort Rodman, with permission to delay ten days en route for his own convenience.
 Mrs Alberti R. Stillman, while de- scending the stairs at her home in West Broad street, made a misstep and fell fracturing her right ankle The fracture was reduced by Drs. Champlin and Payne.
 Next Sunday, St. Andrews day, the annual service of St. Andrews league of Rhode Island will be held in Grace church. Providence. Rt. Rev. George Tucker, bishop of Kyota, Japan, will be the preacher.
 As usual, several New London fami- lies will receive Thanksgiving turkeys raised in Rhode Island and purchased in Westerly. In some respects they are like unto many articles that are marked Made in Germany"
 The Westerly town council wilf meet Friday afternoon for the purpose of granting liquor licenses. As the num- Der to be issued is prescribed by law, at least eight applicants will be disap- pointed as there's not enough to go around.
 Horace Vose the turkey king, de- clares that many newspaper interviews