Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18

Miss Marie c. zangrandi, assistant librarian of the Westerly Memorial and Library association, is on a val cation and is spending the week in New York accompanied by her mother. Mrs Louise Zangrandi, and her sister, Miss J. Emile zangrandi The latter will spend the winter in Bermuda Miss Marie Zangrandi has been con- nected with the library since herA graduation from Westerly High school more than a dozen years ago, and by unceasing study and close at tention to library work has become proficient in all departments. Her genuine merit and qualification are known outside of Westerly and a few years ago she declined tempting offer to engage in library work in New York city and position is open for her in some of the largest libraries However, she prefers to remain in Westerly.
 No one nWesterly is better posted on library matters than is Miss Zan- grandi.
 The secretary of state board of ag- riculture, John J. Dunn, of Westerly,
 
 be held December 5 and 6, that prizes will aggregate $1,00O, and the compe- tition is open to any resident of Rhode Island, and without entrnace fee. There are forty-two classes in the premium list and include ten-ear ex- hibits of white and yellow flint, pipe stem or double capped corn, single ear exhibits, an acre contest, smelling out contest and ten-ear classes for boy and Sirl corn growers. In connection with the corn shows there will be an exhibit of cooking, canning and sewing by women and girls.
 A Westerly visitor to Providence says beer with the kick is sold open ly in saloons in that city, but he was not able to get drink of real liquor at any price, The Providence Retail Liquor Dealers association voted to instrtet all dealers not to allow the use of liquor in any of their places and the instructions are being re- spected.
 The Red Cross Christmas Seal drive begin December l and the quota for Rhode Island is $60,00 Governor Beckman will serve' as honorary chairman of the state committee for A. 5xlCI as treasurer. The highest amount heretofor received ia the state for the sale of seals was $22000 in 1917. All l the proceeds of the drive will be de- | voted to the tuberculosis associations l or the state, except ten per cent to meet the expense of the seals and sup plis. Among the organizations to be aided is the Westerly Tuberculosis committee.
 The calendar was called by Judqe John Doran in the superior court at Kingston Monday and assignments were made and cases disposed of as follows;
 Jacob P. Yuray vs. Daniel R
 James, already assigned; John Me | Guire vs Thomas w. Poland, passed; Bartholomew Ricci vs. Ruth A. Vars ct al. ready for trial; Harry Gamer vs. Elsie Cassatt Stewart. alias, pass
 ed; Lowell J. Greene vs. Nellie B i White ct al, passed.
 Julia R. Wilson vs. John H. Will
 son, passed; Mary Lysobey vs. Mary Nerlick ,alias, assigned to Westerly
 for trial; Baptists Bottinelli vs West. erly Automatic Telephone Co.,, tria } at Westerly; Perrin Bros vs. Frank , lin D. Lawson, Westerly for trial. Fred C. Schulz vs. Mohican Co. assigned to Westerly; John M. Smitt
 vs. Benjamin Chew, motion for as signment passed temporarily; Vim. , cenzo Lupinan vs. Salvatore Frori passed; Martha T. Kyle vs. Thomas Kyle, left open; Mayer Narva vs. Al bert E. Jeanerte assigned to Westerl! for trial.
 | Lloyd A. Tyler vs. Malcolm ! Thompson, assigned to Westerly
 Anthony Turrissi vs. c. P, Tuscano
 passed; Frederick D. Sisson vs. Will
 liam H. Clapham, assigned to Febru
 ary term at Westerly; Myron Plymp
 ton vs. J. Devere Barber. argumen
 of demurrer ready for hearing; An
 gela M.> Guariho vs AnC/o J. Cap pucio, assigned to Westerly.
 Giuseppe Ciamalore vs. Joseph
 Gabrielle, assigned to Westerly; Stat,
 Elery Barber, overseer of poor, vs
 Emil Watson, assigned to Westerl,
 for trial; wen P Lee vs. Everett E
 Jones, ct al, assigned for Februar!
 session: Horace Swan ct al vs. Isaa
 c. Ellis, passed.
 Herbert A. White vs. Charies I
 Greene, passed; John MaguIre vs
 Thomas W. Roland. trial at Westerly
 Horace E. Burdick, collector. vs. Ju;i
 w, Anderson, hearing on demurrer a