Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-01
AUTOMOBILE CASE AT WESTERLY
Floyd L. Main of North Stonington, Alleges Carl Andrews
 Disreeared Rules of the oad-Rea Estate Transfers
 Members of Narragansett commandery to Visit Norwich K T.

William F. Williams of Westerly was elected 8 member of the board of di- rectors.
 The Joslin-Lena company has the contract. to construct for Mrs. Emma B. Allen, an, eight room two story frame house in North Stonington.
 The balance sheet of the Industrial Trust company, November 10, shows total assets of $60, ,765, ,291.56, a new
 high record for the state of Rhode Is-
 land.
 Walter Snyder motored to Volun- town, Tuesday. to attend the auction sale of household effects and a wood
 lot of the estate of the late Ada B.
 Kinney.
 Thus far this year Town Clerk
 Whipple has issued 314 hunters li-
 censes, as against 316 at this time last
 year. The total number issued in 1914
 was 322.
 Milo M Clarke is to have a two-
 story frame house erected on Park
 street and Highland avenue It will
 be 22x39 with ell I0x15, eight rooms,
 steam heat and leaded glass windows.
 The two-story frame. house in We quetequock recently purchased by
 with hardwood floors on the first story,
 oak panel walls in the dining room,
 sun parlor and new entrance porch.
 The amusing sketch of Jerusha Dow's Family Album, recently pro-
 duced under the auspices of the Chris tian Endeavor society of the Broad street Christian church, was repeated
 in the church Vestry Tuesday evening", The Westerly Lumber company is to build 9 f1reproof blaming mill on the property on Oak and High streets, re- gently purchased from the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad l company. The building will be 31x52 feet. with an ell i4X20 feet Narragansett Commandery, No. 2, Knights Templar, will participate in the, parade and attend the inspection of Columbian Commandery, No. 4, of Norwich, Friday night. The Sir Knights will leave Westerly on a spe- cial car at 4.15 in the afternoon Dr. Percy A. Senior has received mo- tice from the clerk of the supreme court that his appeal from the state board of health in revoking his cer- tificate to practice, had been received and entered upon the docket The doc tor is given ten days to file his req sons for appeal.
 Nicholas w. Smith of Providence, counsel for the New York, New Haven | & Hartford Railroad company and known in Westerly in connection with | the preliminary work of the new rail- l way station and elimination of the Canal street grade crossing, has been elected president of the Providence Warren and Bristol Railroad company.
 Miss Helen L. Northup and Charles w. Reitzel were married Tuesday aft l ernoon at the home of the brides par l entS, 2S Williams street, Pawcatuck. They were attended by Miss Elizabeth Rae ann Paul Reitzel. Rev. John G. 1 Dutton performed the marriage cere-
 mony. Mir. and Mrs. sReitzeI will re- side in Mansfield Mass.
 l Charles P. Ecclestone has contract | tn NR,& cy4N fv-o -N---. 1 30x43, with. nine rooms, steam heat l hardwood floors and finish and electric 1 lights for Thomas Mills, in Spruce street; also for F. D. Sullivan, two 1 story frame house in Narragansett avenue, 38x35 feet, with twelve rooms.
 steam heat and electric lights William J. CoughIan who was ar
 rested on the Kingston fair grounds, l September IT, charged with. Keeping 1 for sale intoxicating liquors from an automobile, has not yet been penalized nor has he been freed from the charge tions in the Second district court and I Monday the case was further continued l to December G.
 i John Gilbert Homan, a member of Admiral Foote Post, G. A. R., of New
 Haven, who has resided in Providence 1 three years, died Sunday in that city l in> his 72d year. He leaves his widow l a daughter, Mrs. F. D. Howell of Bris-
 tol Ferry. two brothers. Frank Homan l of New Haven and Charles Homan of | Mystic, and a sister, Mrs. Dickinson ] of Long Island.
 | Mrs. Charles H. Johnson has award
 ed a contract to the Joslin-Lena com- pany for a two story house 67x35 at l Watch Hill. It will be of stone with metal sash and oak trim outside There will be twelve rooms and three tile 1 baths and four rooms and a bath in | the attic for the Tya he lery and vestibule there will be welch quarry tile floors, laid on reinforced
 concrete. The windows will be of leaded glass.