Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-24

The calendac for ,ile sess.on Of the superior cour. now sitt,pg at King ston follows. stephen F. Tefrt vs. Abigail N. Reyuot,is, ct as. Iohn M TarDer vs. Edwin l.. X nenycn; Jppn NJ. Barber vs. Lewis 1I. k eli! on; Ar thony Turesi vs q. P. Tuscano; Oliver H. Stedman vs Thomas L. I,oane, Erninia Bottaaelh- vs. West~riy Au- tomatic Telephone company; Batiste Bottenelli vs Westerly Automatic Telephone company (two cases); Will liam B, Shepard vs Springfield Fire & Marine Insurance company; and William E. Shepard vs Northern As surance company.
 Narragansett Bay Supply company vs. Nora l.. whitford pend.Sg. and another. assignment for Judge Doran, the indications are that the court may not adjourn to Westerly next Mor = day. There are twenty-seven cases on the docket for trial at Westerly. with the indictment of State against Chris F'erraro at the head. Ferraro is charged with aiding Reilly and Houghton to escape after beating up John Lynch and with connection with the assault. Should this case be called, there is belief that it will be disposed of without triat. Both Riley and Houghton pleaded no1o and the former was fined s1o6 and costs and the latter $25 and costs.
 Among the civil cases on the dock ct are: Charles Bakei vs Babcock &s Wilcox, Richard Dower vs Mary Dow CT. appeal from probate Franklin Lawson vs Malcolm Thompson; Frank L. Hol.icay vs James M. Penaleton, treasurer town of Westerly. The lat ter case came from Holiday, while driving his automobile ran into a rope stretched across Bread street. by which the automobile was damaged and he received personal injury The rope was placed by men of the high being made to the street. and no mo- ices were posted to warn of the ot- struction.
 Julia w. Anderson, of Watch Hill is defendant in a suit brought by 1lor- ace E. Burdick, treasurer of the Watch Hil: Fire district. 10 recover the amount of tax assessed for the years 1913 to 1918 inclusive, on in tangible personal property. The tax has been paid on tangible personal property and real estate, and claim is made that the fire district has no au- thority to assess intangible property. The writ has been filed with the clerk of the superior court Ir Wash : ington county and s2.oe0 in damages is the amount claimed.
 The Warren Baptist association will hold it's one hundred and fifty third anniversary meeting in Provi- dence today Wednesday, and Cal vary Baptist church of Westerly will be represented. The morning session will he called to order by Rev. Frank L. Wilkins, D. D., moderator, and Rev Elmer A. Love will conduct the devotional exercises. Rev. w T. Greene. clerk and Rev. Marion A. Bratcher will read the letter from the churches. Rev A. B. Cohoe will preach the annual sermon and Rev. c. E. Cote will offer the closing pray CT. Rev. c. J. Yeomans of Tiverton will open the afternoon service at ? o'clock with a devotional service aft which Rev. W. T. Green of Natick will speak of The Rhode Island Bap- list. General Secretary Livingston and other state workers of the State Conventions Greater Work: Mrs. A E. Reynolds of Boston Of The Wo- mans Part; Rev. F. A. Palmquist of Boston of The Interchurch World Movement, and Superintendent Rev. F. V. Claypool of The Anti Saloon Lea que.
 Rev. George F. Barnard Rev r. F. Bartlett, Rev. l.. A. Clevenger D. D., Rev. E. F. LouX and Rev. C. NJ. Gal lup. D. D, all of Providence: Rev. 1T. W. Watien. D. D.. of Warren; Rev. w. H. Lane of Shawomet, Rev. A. T. Mitchell o Norwood, Rev George w. Kinney of East Providence and Rev. Frank Gardner of Phenix will report for the standing committees.
 The session will be closed with