Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-25
WESTERLY AUTO sPEEDER lNlCOURT
Case of Carl Andrews Continued Babcock Officer of the Day Fort GrebleAtlantic Beach Pop ulsr-Brthday Party For Norwich Visitor.

The, case against Carl Andrews, charged with the reckless driving of an automobile and falling to stop and ascertain the result of a collision, was called for trial before Judge Oliver H. Williams in the Third district court, Friday. Last Saturday night an auto zuobile driven by Andrews. and when on the left of the middle of the road, crashed into an automobile driven by Leonard Main and wrecked the Main machine. The collision occurred on the Pheasant View road. not far from the junction with the Watch Hill road. When arraisned last Sunday, Andrews lpleaded not guilty and furnished a bond for appearance for trial in the Third district court.
 When the case was called for trial, Town Solicitor Harry B. Agard said the state was ready to proceed. At ecrney Frederick c. Olney, of Wake feld, said that he had just been re- -tafned as counsel for MT. Andrews and shMd been unable to investigate and Sprepare for the trial of the case. He quest was not opposed by the town solicitor. Judge Williams continued the case for trial until next Friday morning.
 It is-said that a civil action in dam ages is to be brought by the owner of the damaged automobile
 Major Bourbon A. Babeoek of Wes- tsriy was officer of the day at Fort Greble camp on Friday, when much Of the routine work was omitted .in order that all attention could be cen afered on practice with the big guns. 4The trial shots at the mortar bat began at o'clock in the morn sying. two preliminary shots being all Flowed and immediately followed by fiat the ten-fnch and twelve-inch guns. | The record shots of the disappearing guns were made in the afternoon.
 Whatever credit is achieved in the final test of the tour of duty of the First district, Coast artillery corps, Rhode Island National Guard, will be entirely with the state soldiers, for i @ver since the militiamen encamped At Fort Creole. last Sunday the reg ular garrison has not mingled in the operations. Neither officers nor men of the permanent establishment have taken any part in the routine or other work of the state troops. The com pany commanders have worked under increased responsibilities by reason of the new rules which makes 1t imper- alive that all problems be originated and worked out by the officers of the citizen soldiery.
 : The employees of the Ashaway Line rated trolley car, went to Atlantic beach Friday, enjoyed the ocean breezes and took of the big casino accommodations for recreation As the car passed through Dixon square the jolly party sang Throw Out the Life Line. Atlantic beach has become a very attractive place for days out ing and already this season there have been more picnic parties there than ever before. Today six carloads of pleasure seevers, comprising the pnited Sunday schools of Greeneville. will spend the day at Atlantic beach.
 Budlons corps, of Westeriy,~was rep resented at the annual outing of the Rhode Island Woman's Relief corps, held Thursday at Crescent park. Din ner was served and an informal bus fness session followed, at which plans of the general work of the corSs. Near ly every corps in the state was rep