Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-17
WESTERLY

QOWn TOT Lrldl, lnclu0lnS those CdIIlSu over from the November session, which was brought to an abrupt close by reason of the influenza epidemic. Third Assistant Attorney General Sis son, recently appointed, will make his initial official appearance at his seS- sion of the court
 There are 14 new actoins at law | whose assignment day is Feb. IT, three | new complaints, one appeal other than | criminal, three new bills in equity, | three new miscellaneous petition, and | F ne wdivorce cases. The opening day | will be assigned to 8 number of cases | which will go to the grand jury for in l dictment and the assignment calendar, | while Tuesday has been set apart for l the hearing of numerous divorces, the l majoriay of which will be heard on de- | positions. The criminal calendar will start Wednesday and continue until finished.
 New actions at law include: Lucille, Ltd, vs. Charles G. Collins, alias, ct al; Charles P. Haven vs. Charles Stafford, town treasurer of the town of North Kingston; Wakefield Lumber company vs. Arthur E. Pollock; Wake field Water company vs. Rocky Brook Mills company; P. o. Opie company vs. Amy R. Latin; David Novogood vs. Bliven Opera House company; Harry B. Agard vs. Mary A. Graf; George R. McKenna vs. Mary A. Graf; Mollie Silverstein vs. Jennie Osterman; Hat tie LaFountain vs. Silas P. Richmond, town treasurer; Charles J. Cook vs. Fardina De Grande, alias; Agnes M. Crandall, administrative. vS. Thomas FidIer: William Leavens and company vs. Talbot Hanan; Louis Murano vs. w. E. Stedman.
 New cnr11o1ai1tS. State Tobo Will COX, complainant, vs. Albsrt E. Laazro (keeping for sale); state. John R. Will cox complainant, Vs. Albert E. Lazaro; state; Thomas E. Brown, complainant, vs. Everett Fitzgerald Common drunkard).
 New bills in equity: New Haven Iron and Steel company vs. Walter J. West lake, collector of taxes, town of Mar 1 ragansett; Oliver W. Greene vs. Thom- as L. Greene; William E. Stedman ct ux. vs. the Westerly Ice company.
 Miscellaneous petitions: c. I. Bigney | Construction company vs. the Eocky i Brook Mills company; -. Bigney i Construction company vs. Howell w ! Pancoast ct al; Louis F. Bennett vs ] Addie W. Greene, alias.
 1 The grand jurors who have been 1 summoned to appear this morning are 1 Welcome E. Ennis, Orrin A. Maine, i George C.. Moore, Charles A. Morgan and Fred s. Opie from Westerly; Will |. liam T. Hammond, Richard P. Jenks, Napoleon Magnant, Frederick H. Phil
 lips, from North Kingston; George H. Abbott, Lorenzo F. Kinney. J. Ar thur Tefft, James A. Tefft, Gustavus V. Tefft, from South Kingston; Rhodes T. Putter, from Charlestown; George A. 1 Hazard and George T. Kenyon, from l Hopkinton; Charles W. Barber, from
 Richmond; Robert J. Sherman, from
 Exeter, and John Bristow, from Mar
 ragansett.
 Petit jurors have been summoned to
 come in on Wednesday as follows:
 From Westerly, Vachal W. Anderson
 Michael kenney, Edwin c. C. King
 Andrew J. Martin, Cornelius J. Mur-
 phy, Alexander Murray, Thomas P
 Nichols, Bortolo Panciera and James
 NJ. Pendleton; North Kingston Will liam o. Dyer, Talbot P. Greene. Thom- as A. Greene, Theodore E. Lawton : Walter L. Rose. Adrian S Wilcox and
 Stephen J. Willis: South Kingston Percy L. Blanchard, Frank ". Clem-
 ens William L. Cook Charles Cum mings, George R. Partelow, Herbert
 L. Smith, Julian H. Potter and Elisha , M. Taylor; Charlestown, Clarence A
 Church, Orrin C. Cole: Hopkinton. Ed
 NdIu 4. 'N)IuOI' JOnH |. GCrQOn Frank D. Heath and Joseph l. Gfrard
 Richmond. Thomas H. Barber, Claude Howard Burdick; Exeter, George R Briggs and Frank Dutemple.
 Rt. Rev. James DeWolf Perry, Jr. r bishop of the Episcopal diocese o1 . Rhode Island, will sail from England ? for home next Wednesday on board
 steamer AdriatiC. For the past si2 months he has been in France with the l American expeditionary forces as sen . iOr chaplain of the American Rec l Cross and head of the overseas activi. ties of the war work commission of tht
 Episcopal church.
 Clifton L. Watrous of Mystic. q con ' scientious objector, was tried before
 general courtmartiaI at Camp Deven! C Saturday. According to military au I thorities, WatrOus was accepted as IA 1 conscientious objector and was givel , 1 furloush at farm in Lebanon, N. H 1 Aug. 20, to report there for work. H,
 never reported, according to the testi
 mony. Recently he went to camp ac
 companied by his father, and ar4te,
 for discharge. Upon examination i S developed he had rot complied wit s orders and was charged with desertior r The verdict of the courtmartial vii
 
 There was 8 hearing in the Rhod t Island supreme court in the case o
 Edmond H. Meyers against the Wash ington Trust company of Westerly |, Briefs were submitted on the plaintiff II exception to the action of the trial jus q tice in granting a non suit.
 Charles Brophy, Charles Card Nose n Payne, Jr., William Clark, Holin Brom
 ley, William Arnot, John J. Trefalli are the Westerly -Pawcatuck me
 among the soldiers who arrived fror
 Brest, France Friday on board tn f cruiser Charleston. They are member
 of the 50th regiment, Coast Artiller q corps. The 50th was formed at Cam ) Eustis, Va, last summer and was com
 posed in part of the old 18th, 16th an 17th companies, Rhode Island Nations
 guard. The regiment sailed from Ne1 3 York Oct. and landed in Brest Oc \ 21. It went to Montoir far trainin k and the armistice came before the 2 were assigned to active service. l The Narraeansett Electric Lightin Il company, of which the Westerly Ligt 1 and Power company is subsidiary, i the 34th annual report shows a tota 1 revenue of B, 3,464,623 for the year, a I increase of 35 per cent. over 1917. RI In view of war conditions, the repol s says, the directorate regards thi
 showing as little short of remarkabl \ Additions cost s1,180,626 during tn $ year, including the installation of fou \ new boilers, an item in itself amount \ ing to s165,0 900. while a like amour
 was expended for a coal conveyor ar s paratus, which is expected to effec ! | great economies in the handling B coal, 12S,930 tons of which were burne \ in 1918.
 From the plant of the company a \ nYerhead ira nsnai ssinn line is nnM hE