Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-12

the town clerks office in the past two weeks: Rose Bannon to J. Atmore Stedman, lot east side of George side ofstreet; John w. Browning to Charles J. McIlvain, IT,, lot on Ocean View highway, Massachaug road, Watch Hill; Luigi Lpzzi ct ux. to Geo. Cappucio ct ux.. undivided one-half of house and lot north side of Bradford street: Washington Trust company to Franklin D. Lawson. three lots at Mu- sieo,onyff1 Franklin D. Lawson to Mary s. Winant, three lots at Mu- sicolony; Franklin D. Lawson to Evange1ine I. Close. two lots at Mu- sicolony; Mary c. F'oyerweather to Arthur starling ct al. lot at Watch Hill; Frances c. Taylor to James E. Taylor, two acres with improvements at Potter Hill; Franklin D. Lawson to Evangeline l.. Close, two more lots at Musicolony.
 The Westerly Light and. Power Go. has issued and sold $25,0oo first mort for extensions and improvements to Carolina and Kenyon and Hope Val- ley ard Richmond. This company unda'' local control, and excellent mana sment, covers much more terri tory ,hal is generally supposed to be the case, and it's earnings are increas- ing. The changed schedule of rates, reducing the charges for electricity to consumers will be demonstrated in the February bills This reduction is made without regard to the increased cost in coal, oil and other requisites.
 At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Washington Trust com pany, these directors were reelected: Edgar H. Cottrell, Charles Perry, Charles P. Cottrell, Arthur Perry. Ed win R. Allen. John Champlin, c. Clarence Maxson, William Segar, Jonh T. Edmond. William D. Hoxie, Edward b. Bradley. Arthur. M Cottrell, Charles E. Sherman, Arthur l.. Perry, Silas R. Richmond and Harry R. Milner
 At a meeting of the directors, of- dcers were chosen as follows: Charles Perry, president; Charles P. Cottrel, vice president; Arthur L. Perry. treas urer; Thomas Perry, assistant treas urer; Everett Barns. paying teller; c. Edward Grinnell, discount clerk; Robert s. Smith, receiving teller; Thomas F. Nichols and Harold D. Livingstone, savings tellers; Charles D. Maxson, bookkeeper; Misses Joseph Edmond, bookkeeper. and stenograph- CTS.
 The CrandaII brothers, Charles, Hen. ", Oliver and John, of District No. 6, owners of the large tract of land in Sdna1 street, ana commonly known as the Chapman property, contemplate raging the combined three frame build ings, and constructing on the site a three story modern brick building, 70 by 100 feet in dimensions. It is plan ned to have four stores, the second floor to be devoted to offices, and so 1t isf said the Westerly lodge of E1ks is negotiating, by committee, for the occupancy of the entire third floor. The present series of buildings on the proposed site of the new building, are of two story frame construction, with a saloon, two tobacco stores, l baker store and a barber shop on the ground floor with tenements on the second floor.
 The Crandan brothers became own 1 CTS of the property about two years ago, and the new building project was given Consideration at that time and it ts believed that the work will be has,
 tened if arrangement is made with
 the Elks for the occupancy of a part
 of the building under a long lease. With a brick building on this site, there would be only three wooden
 buildings on that side of the street, from the Martin house, down Canal and High street, and Broad to the Pawcatuck bridge.