Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-20
Norwich Westerly Trolley Privileges
Council Votes Grant Permission for Turnout Railroad Square and Siding Down Canal Strret-Charter for Thames River Cooperation, Headed by Arthur H. Gull
 liver-Frederick w. Wood Found Drowned.

The desire of the town of Westerly, as officially expressed in town council and financial town meeting, that the law be so changed as to permit the holding of town meetings in the eve hing instead os in the morning has been defeated by the action of the lower branch o2 the general assembly. The proposition was opposed in the house by Representative Albert H. Langworthy, who Is also president of the Westerly town council and re- publican The matter was referred to the judiciary committee and it was planned to have it killed in that com mittee by the pigeonholing process. Representative Joseph T Murphy, also a republican, succeeded in having the matter recalled from the further con- sideration of the committee and it went to the calendar
 When the proposed amendment was taken from the calendar for action MT. LangworthE spoke in opposition to its adoption and moved for indefinite post ponement. but the motion prevailed by q vote of 6S to 2S. This indicates that MT. Langworthy has some pull in the lower house of the general assem- hy of the state of Rhode Island.
 Hr. Henry E. Utter, son Of the late Congressman and Governor George H. Utter, is booked for appointment of medical inspector of the schools or NOTLn HEONIUtiEts dHO W III bc 4O4 AhaAiN elected at a meeting of the school board Tuesday evening three of the five members have invited Dr. Utter 10 accept appointment Dr. Utter says he has considered the matter thor ouehlv and will accept The state au- fhorizes the appointment of medical inspectors and most of the Rhode Is land towns have them. but no such office has been created in North ProVl- dence At the annual financial town
 r-s,ln- Df r-0TR1 mfttee was empowered to select med fcal inspector for the schools
 When questioned last Saturday, Chairman Arthur L. Lake, Clerk Thomas ?. Bassett and Omer J. Pa outn. of the committee, expressed pleasure that Dr. Utter had decided to accept the appointment They stated that in their opinion he was the best man available. being fitted by special training Although they would like 10 have a resident of the town. they declared that their choice was in Fuenced by the feeling that pr. Utter was just the right man for the task
 pr. Utter was born in Westerly He has made a speciality of the study Of Childrezl-s s diseases and recently started practice in Providence. He was grad 5ated from Amherst college in 1906 and from the College of Physicians and Surgeons. Columbia university four wears later. He is also a graduate of The RnOCS 1Slanu DOSplld4. bOstOIl Floating hospital and the Babies hos pstal and other Providence institutions and a member of the Providence Med ical society.
 With Judge John T. Doran on the bench the superior court for Wash inCtor7 county will convene this morn ing at Kingston. These new actions at law are entered: Emma Hudson against the Washington County Agri- cultural society; The COe Mortimer company against stephen E. Tefft; Frank H. Mckenzie. ct al, against George F. Wood: The Capital City Lumber company against Charles P. EccIestone Alvin F. Griffin against John 4. Vincent, eXecutor The case of The NaITagansett Pier company against Sarah H Davis, ct al. is set for trial April 20. The case of Mabie Miller against Raymond Tucker is as signed for the first jury day.
 The grand jury will convene today and the petit jury Wednesday. Among the grand jury cases is that of the two men who assaulted and attempted to rob Jacob Beringer of Westerly. The grand jurors summoned from Westerly are oscar Nose, Robert M. IIiscox. Asabel E. Darllin. John A. Stillman. and John C. Anderson, and