Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-28
WESTERLY REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Property Which Has Changed Owners Recentl-Ice Storm Wednesday 900. Fire Loss at State College, Kingston-T. s. J. Has Theatre Party and Supper Tea for Wednesday Club.

These transfer deeds of real estate have been recorded in the office of Town Clerk Everett E. Whipple since last report in The Bulletin: Joseph A. C1oran to Vincenzo Gaccione ct al., nine lots in Washington park; Ellen lot on Quonocontaug road: Wilfred R. Dear to Emma D. Taylor, house and lot east side Elm street; Caroline R. Perkins to Winnapaug company, two lots between Pleasant View and Weekapaug: Albert Langworthy to Winnapaug company. 15 lots at Pleas ant View beach; Albert Langworthy to Clifford W. Campbell, IS lots south side Atlantic avenue, Pleasant View; Winnapaug company to Clifford w. Campbell, 15 lots north side Atlantic avenue. Pleasant View; Clifford w. Campbell to Frank A. Sherman, nine lots north side Atlantic avenue, Pleas Franklin D. Lawson, two lots south side Post road: Clifford W.e Campbell to Charles Perry, 16 lots south side Atlantic avenue and one lot north side Atlantic avenue, Pleasant View; Charles Perry to Arthur l.. Perry ct al., one lot north side Atlantic, avenue. Pleasant View; Winnapaug company to Charles Perry, lot adjoining land of William H. Card; Norwich and Westerly Traction company to Charles Perry. lot adjoining land of William H. Card; Nancy c. Potter, by mort gagee, to J. Morton Hiscox, lot east Lawson to Perry J. Kiernan, two lots at Musicolony; Arthur Loves Dickin- son to John Newberry, house and lot north side Yosemite valley, Watch Hin: Angela M. Guarino to Angelo Gencarella, four lots in Oak street fnss fvNr 4< Charles H. Brown, two lots at Pleas ant View.
 The fine rain of "Wednesday morn ing froze as fast as it fell and the sidewalks and streets became as slip pery as an cells tail. Automobiles sl<idded hfther and thither until the wheels were chained, and pedestrians slipped and fell until the sidewalks were sanded, saited. ashed or saw dusted. So far as known, no serious injuries resulted. Two Jovial salesmen were walking in front of the Nash news store when one of them quoted from Shakespeare, St. John, Act IT.: And he that stands upon slippery place, makes nice of no vile hold to stay him up," and down went the quoter ker-fiop. Then the other fel- low remarked: '-The wicked stand in slippery places." Then the prostrated shot back: That's true, for you are still standing" Hardly had these words been uttered when the one started to aid the other to an upright position, and both fell fiat. They said in unison: And what a fall was there,
 my countrymen."
 ], There was a fire in ChickenviIIe, on the grounds of the Rhode Island State college, at Kingston, which resulted in the destruction of the dormitory and lecture hall for poultry students, in- cluddng all the equipment, and entail ing a loss of fully $40,000. The brood- CT house. 200 feet long and attached to the dormitory, was saved. The fire presumably originated from a brooder in the basement, as when first discov- cred the lower floor of the two and a half story building was a mass of flame. Practically all of the students were home for Christmas, and when the watchman sounded the fire alarm on the college bell the villagers re- sponded, worked the college fire ap- paratus, but without avail
 A student named Dimitroff was