Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-13
Westerly Property Changes Owners
Recent Real Estste DealsJames A Stilan's Condition More Favorable Probability That Coy Case Asainst Town Will De Finished Today-Funsrsl of Joseph A. Schofeld- Birthday Dance

| Since last reported in The Bulletin, these real estate transfer deeds have been recorded in the offices of the town clerks of Westerly and Stonington: In Westerly-lWalter P. Dfron, by attor- ney, to Harriet A. Lee, land south N. Y., N. H. and H. R. R. property at Bradford; Antonio Papalfa to William E. Cook, two lots in Dewey park. In Stonington- ichael Twomey ct ux. to John K Johnson, lot west side West erly and Stonington road; William A. Wilcox to Ade1ine Halbertson, house and lot west side Mechanic street, Pawcatuck; Mary Tuite to Annie l.. Tuite ct all, two lots east side Moves avenue, Pawcatuck; Elizabeth R. Douglass to Ralmondo Campo ct ux.. house and lot near Road church; Thomas H. Fox to Ernest A. Bliven, two lots near Mistuxet and Greenman- vile avenue, Mystic; William L. Main to estate Benjamin F. Williams, two lots in Industrial place: Frederika Jennen to Ernest A. Blfven, lot east side Greenmanyille avenue, Mystic; James E. Lord to James H. Sistare, lot at Lords Hill; Joseph A. Cloran to Michael Shea, eight lots in Pawcatuck terrace tract; Hattie E, Tefft to Eu- gene B. Pendleton, 3s lots. Highlands. Pawcatuck; Eugene B. Pendieton to Oscar H. Tefft. 3S lots Highlands, Pawcatuck; Edwin l.. Bentley ct al. to Clara A. Bentley. house and lot south side old Turnpike road; Marie Malnati
 
 tuck terrace; Henry Hamilton Lang worthy ct al, by guardian, to Louis S.. Stanton, lot north side Wequetequock highway.
 James A. StiIinan of East Ncrwalk, . former resident of Westerly, who, with Mrs. Stillman, is spending the winter in Orlando, Fla, as has been their custom for several years, was stricken with paralysis while seated nf " he is staying, Saturday, March 3. His right side is affected. but he has re- gained the power of speech and his condition is not considered critical. He Is a nephew of Elisha c. Stillman of Ashaway.
 The superior court for Washington county reconvened af Westerly Mon day morning, and before Judge Bar rows and a jury the case of the Frank ". Coy Reel Estate company and the James A. Welch heirs against the town of Westerly was resumed and it Is expected the case will be finished today. This action is brought on an alleged breach of contract in which the plaintiffs seek to recover $5 0QD in damages. Several years ago the town council appointed a committee to ar range for the strengthening and widen ing of the Shore road, in which a wide and long strip of land of plaintiffs was required. Subsequently the highway committee of the town was added to the original committee. Satisfactory were made with the owners of property along the road where changes were made. This action was necessary on the part of the town before the work of rebuilding that section of the Shore road was com menced under the direction of the state board of public roads
 The arrangements then made be- tween the present plaintiffs and the committee representing the town were satisfactory to both sides and ap- proved by the town council. The high way was constructed according to the new layout. but the towns part of the agreement has not been compiled with In the matter of building retaining walls, grading, gateways, the care of surface water. etc. Hence the suit After the testimony for the plaintiffs was completed Town Solicitor Agard made motion for non-suit on the ground that the committee exceeded ts authority, and Judge Barrows granted the motion.
 There was large attendance at the l uneraI of Joseph A. Schofiefd Monday | lfternoon at his residence, Elm and |