Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-04

corded by Town Clerk WhippIe are: Reuben Bartlett. trustee. to Shore Line Electric Railway company, strip of land in Perkins avenue; Arniello Ma tarese to Demetrio Turano, ct ux., house and lot in Central park; Will liam Booth to Michele Marrone, ct us., lot in Tower street; Eva Buckingham l to William $. Ennis, two tracts of | land with houses at Watch Hill;-I Franklin D. Lawson to Amelia $. | BurstoW, two lots at Shelter Harbor, | formerly Musicolony; Franklin D. | Lawson to Josephine E. Bessey, lot | at Shelter Harbor; William Segar to his daughters, Elizabeth S. Miner and Helen s. Price, the Rhode Island ho- tel property in Broad street; Anglo lima DeLucca to Pasquale Terranova, ct al, four houses and lots in Central park; John Catto to Victor Gervasini, lots in Bradford: Joseph A. Cloran to Shore Line Electric Railway company, strip of land and right of way in Perkins avenue; Ralph N Maxson to Helen M. w. Rogers, house and lot at Weekapaug; Mary E. Foster. ct al, to Calvert B. Cottrell. 3d, house and lot in High street.
 1 An involuntary petition in bank
 ruptcy has been filed against the Hope Valley firm of Joseph J. Taylor & Co.,, l of which the copartners are Joseph
 J. Taylor and William w. Taylor The | petitioning creditors are: Tillinghast-
 Stiles company of Providence, $4,600;
 Augustine H. Eddy, of Blackstone,
 Mass. S200; Warren Manufacturing
 company of Warren. $500: Edward E. Chase is appointed received with au- thority to continue business Bond Is5,OOO.
 "
 Harold Q. Whitney, chief quarter
 master, recruiting officer for the naval
 reserves, with station at Westerly, will
 leave for. Danielson. by way of New
 London. Norwich and Willimantic. on
 next Saturday. in his attractive sand , color car with artillery wheels. He |; will arrive in Danielson about 10 o. clock, remain there until mid after , noon and then go to Putnam where he will remain over night and all day 7 Sunday. He will return to Westerly 2 ny Providence on Sunday night. He [ will be accompanied by the Westerly Boy Scout band.
 Quartermaster Whitney will have as an added attraction his famous prize l winning champion German poodle r Graf Pascha Von Schillers- -chIonchen This dog was imported before the t war, and his white wool is fully eigh- @AASAASo III ACIAeo tli Alo uug 1S IlOW UT l exhibition in the Westerly recruiting . office and attracts much attention. . Local Laconics.
 Thomas E. Vaughn. of South Nor
 walk, is on 3. visit to his mother, Mrs c Emma Vaughn in Elm street. f Striking laborers in the employ O y the highway department, object to tn, l. employing of other men at s a day when they demand $3.99.
 ; After service of twenty continuou 2 years. Fred N. Clark has resigned a ! superintendent of the Westerly Ligh Ii and Power company. He has beel u ]. succeeded by E. H. Saunders. e Rev. c. G. Scrivener of Norwich
 district superintendent. delivered al
 address Sunday evening in the Meth
 odist church in East Greenwich, il connection with the commencement 1 exercises of the East Greenwich aca q q demy. It was union service in whicl l the Baptist and Episcopal parishe E participated
 # Two of the men called for militar . service from State Division No. i, f = go to Fort Slocum. Sunday, with tn e increment of 800 from Rhode IslanC if did not go with the quota which let n East Greenwich. John w. Miller e Narragansett Pier was given an ex
 tention of time to June 15. Henr
 Baer. of Lafayette. did not appear. d Miss Annie Barber. daughter of Fl I lery C. Barber clerk in the office c n the Westerly Light and Power com d pany, is seriously ill at her home i e Main street She suffered a sever a cerebral hemorrhage Sunday with tn ,t attending paralysis. Her conditio . was slightly improved Monday. Sh d is twenty-six years of age and sue " an attack is unusual in one so youn: