Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-19

court, Judge Elmer F. Rathbun, came in at Kingston Monday The grand jury returned two indictments, one a secret for which a capiaS Was issued. Eugene G.. Alden was indicted for breaking and entering into the Joseph HoXie house at Charlestown, and with stealing $ll1.9J in cash and iewelry which brought the total up to $435.90. He pleaded guilty and asked for len iency. He was sentenced to two years in state prison
 These cases on the motion calendar were disposed of as follows: John M Smith vs Benjamin Chew. an action for trespass in the case for an auto mobile suit, dismissed; Frank l.. Hoi- 1 Eday vs. James M. Pendleton, treas urer of town of Westerly, an action l of negligence in placing a rope across | Broad street, with no sign of warning. | that resulted in injury to plaintiff and | his automobile, continued to February i term; John Allen and wife against James M. Pendleton, town treasurer action for land damages in connection | with proposed sewerage system, con- 1 tinued to Westerly session; Silas P. Tales vs. Talbot $. Hanan, an order for bill and surety ordered furnished | within two weeks; J. c. Tucker vs. 1 George $. Tucker, continued tempor- arily; Walter J. Carieson vs. James W. Burke. assigned to Westerly; the 1 Washington Trust company vs. Her bert W. Rathbun. receiver for $. J. Reuter- and Son Incorporated. report of special matter regarding the sale or real estate. ready for hearing; An Gela M. Guarino vs. Angelo J. Cap | pUccio, action of islander, assigned to | Westerly; Guarantee Food company l In | terly; George A. Holley vs. Laura Will kins, assigned for trial next Tuesday:
 John M. Greenewool vs. John Allen au action of trespass on the case for automobile suit. assigned for trial at Kingston first jury day; 0. F. Vars vs. New York, New Haven and Hart ford Railroad company, assigned for l trlal at present session.
 Three cases of Ernrinia Bottinelli vs. Westerly Automatic Telephone company assigned to Westerly. These cases are for injuries by contact with live wire owned by defendant.
 Local Laconics.
 Phebe Greene Ward Chapter,
 Daughters of the American Revolu- ton, at a special meeting. Saturday afternoon. voted $50 for the war chest Mrs. Walter Doll and son are at
 the home of Mrs. Dolls parents, Mir
 and Mrs. Everett Barns in Elm street They will soon locate in Providence
 where MT Doll is to be employed
 Westerly licensed liquor dealers are
 planning to retire from business with
 the end Of the present month.
 There will be no barrooms in Watch
 Hill hotels the coming season.
 Every Westerly lawyer was ir
 Kingston Monday at the opening o1
 the November term of the superior court for Washington county
 The women of Westerly are surely doing their bit in all that pertains tc
 war work.
 The annual meeting of the Westerly
 Fire district will be held early mex month. Interest centres in the cleo ton of a chief enginer to succeed Samuel c. CottreH. who is not a can . ddate for reelection
 Only taxpayers within the distric are permitted to participate in meet ings of the Westerly Fire district Private Arthur Frechette has re r turned to teh army hospital at Cap May, \. J.. for further treatment re I cejved while in action in France.