Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-27
IVES TERLY

Frederick A. Stillman. GA. died Fri day at his summer home in Daytona, Florida. He was born in Pawcatuck the son of the late Sanford A. and ried and is survived by brother Dwight A. StiIlman. His father was carriage builder and he was engaged in that business several years Mr. StillmAn owns real estate in Daytona and it has been in his custom for man wears to spend the winters there and return to Westerly and remain here during the summer. but remained in Daytona the last two summers as well winters. He was part owner of valuable real estate in Westerly and always considered Westerly his home town and has several relatives in this section.
 The summary of taxable property in the town of Hopkinton shows: Val uation of land, $432.o50: buildings and improvements, $1.oss.40o total value of real estate. s1.5s115o. Tangible personal estate. s35s,56o; intangible personal estate. s152.1oo; total per sonal valuation, s505.660. Grand total valuation, s2,03z41o With the ex- captions the net total valuation is s1.9Ss, 4so. Total taxes to be collected $2S,691.30.
 Following is list of those assessed on s10,o00 or more: Ashaway Line and Twine company s45.00o; Ashaway Woolen company. S71.000; Helen w. Bailey, s2oooo: Henry D. Bailey, sss.- 900: John M. Barber. s13.100; Bradford Dyeing association. s10.500: Alexander B. Briggs. $2S-05G: Centreville mills, s16. 300; Josiah Canter. s54, 800: Ellen B. Cory and Marianna C. Andrews. s17,500; Lafayette Edwards, S10.9o0: Flint farms. s10.a0o; estate George E. Hoxie. 11.ooo: George B. aLngworthy. S179O0: New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad company. ss5.000; Pawcatuck Woolen company, SIS. 3.600: Peter r. Palmer. s2s 500; Roy Rawlins Inc, s16 900; Shore Line Electric Rail- way company. 30.00O: Ebert R. and trustees, s11 1.2e0; Westerly Light and Power company. s3o. .o00 Wolff Worst ed mill. 1000: Wood River Branch Railroad company. s32.500: Yago Line and Twine company, sS7.Soo The Wa shington Trust company. Westerly, is assessed on s7o0o valuation in Hop kinton.
 The executive committee Of the Rhode Island penal commission has returned from an inspection tour or 1 some of >.o modern penal reforma tories in me United States and Can ada. and find that conditions in the stare are not as bad as even members of the commission had supposed The j chairman says the Rhode Island penal 1 institutions are just as good as any, ! and their administration is on par with those that are considered the l best and that it is more economical.
 
 the concert by the Vatican choir in | Providence Sunday evening. The large | choir from Rome opened the Ameri- ! can tour in New York Thursday of 1 Saturday,. There are eighty five in 1 the Vatican party, including twelve l priests.
 Due to lack of reciprocity on the part Of Rhode island with Connecticut i in regard to public service automo- E ynr iSGi if.r1a r of motor vehicles for Connecticut. has notified Maurice w. Flynn. superin- tendent of vehicles for Westerly. that l public service. or iitreymen of Rhode be prosecuted. The commissioner had that there was reciprocity l between the states and that public service vehicles from Connecticut were permitted to go in and out of the state, without special restriction He finds that Connecticut public service vehicles are required to take out Rhode Island registry and also pay I license fee to the town of Wester- y. Therefore. the commissioner will insist that Rhode Island owned mo- or vehicles opera ting in Connecticut l must do so under Connecticut regis ny, hereafter.
 Local Leconics.
 Judge Herbert W. Rathbun had an engagement in New London Friday. Third district court to defend Amos 5 Burdick, who is charged with ma intaining a gambling pIac ace. The ,ase was continued one week.
 Cider as is cider is selling at two Iuarts for a quarter in this villa se.
 The final issue of the Westerly News vas published Friday. The publisher loes not explain the cause for sus- pension.
 Will Geary Of Westerly has filed his contract to furnish the Roll of Honor 'or Stonington borough. There will i. 1e formal dedication this afternoon.
 A. Mcclellan Weeden is planning. to