Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-24
IN AND ABOUT WESTERLY
John Paledona, Tardy in Reporting, Now Fort Creole Deserter-Wilcox Park Improvements Appor- tionment for Library Fund $5OO-Deat of Mrs William A. Schol6eld- ld-No-License Address. . ,

wis., Arthur M. Cottrell, Dr. Michael H. Scanlon, Thomas Hope, Charles J, Greene, George C.. Cross, George R. Carmichael, pr. Milton Duckworth. l Harry Miner. Lloyd B. Crandall, Miss Mary B. Church and Miss Harriet g. Clark.
 Following an automobile accident | near Baltimore Thursday afternoon,
 Mrs. Inez Sprague Stiness of Nara gansett Pier, granddaughter of the late Governor William Sprague, was l fined $25 and costs at Laurel Md.
 being found guilty of charge of reck- In the automobile with Mrs. Stiness was Capt. Marrus Pardanei of the French Artillery, veteran of the Marne' somme and verdun. and a staff i dent which resulted in the arrest by Deputy Automobile Commissioner e. ". s. -Musgrave. occurred, so Mrs. Stiness testified during the trial, when. in going out of the way of one ma chine, she collided with a third car.
 Mrs. Stiness said that she and Capt. Pardenet were on their way to Wash ington to confer with authorities in reference to her entering the service of the government, and that, after that she and the captain were to be mar ried. The accident and arrest that followed resulted in an interference with the wedding plans of the. couple
 
 immediately to Sandy Hook to witness ammunition tests.
 The accident occurred at a. point near Laurel, a suburb of Baltimore When Mrs. Stiness' car was about to pass car in the road, Sergt. Passant of the division headquarters of the Seventy ninth Regiment, with. two pri yates, came out of the side road. strik- ing Mrs. Stiness's machine at the right wheel, breaking out the spokes. Mrs. Stiness had sweryed her car to the left and she swerved it still fur ther when she saw the third car, which bore a Pennsylvania license.
 Rhode Island will be represented at the big annual hand engine muster at the Brookton fair, Friday, Oct. 5, by at least six machines. Already the following have been either formally izations to which they belong have voted to do so: Wickford Engine com pany with Washington No. 1. the pres ent champion of Rhode Island: East teer. formerly of Central Falls: Paw tuxet Bolunteer Fire company with Fire King; Providence Veteran Fire mems Association with it's recently acquired Nonatum. formerly of New ton, Mass; Watchemoket Fire com pany of East Providence, with Liberty and Narragansett Engine company No. 2 of Riverside. with Narragansett 2. formerly Herc-'e~ Of Newport
 T addition to these there is pos- sibi1ity that the star of Westerly, formerly of Cranston. and the Hydrau- lion and King Philip of Bristol, may be entered. The indications are that the number of entries will be the larg- est of any muster this season as there already have been IT officially receiv- ed by John A. Jackson, secretary of the muster committee, and others are known to have voted to attend. The official list so far includes the follow ing: Paul Revere of Revere; Defender Of East Weymouth: White Angel of Salem; Germania No. 2, of Chelsea; Protection of Brooxville: Red Jacket of Cambridge. U7nicn of East Brain zee: Enterprise 2, of Campello; Okos of Marblehead; Volunteer of East ton: Like Oak of Somerville; Hingham Vets of Hingham; Ossamequin of Mass; Konohasset of Cohasset; Alabama Coon of Slough ! ton and Washington No. 1, of Wick | ford.
 This year the management has of I tered S1200 to be divided into 14 wa ,er are $30 to the end stroke engine | playing the longest stream and $25 to | he organization with engine coming | he longest distance by railroad o1 | water route. The water prizes are as s25O. s200. $50. $100. $90. s75. ;65, $50, $40. $35. s3O. s25. $2O and s15. The entries will close Tuesday. Oct. at s15 o'clock, at which time the lrawings for playing positions will be 1 lrawn in the Metropolitan Hotel din- ng room. 123 Main street, Brocktoh.
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