Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-18

Westerly; Jacob Paul Yuray vs Daniel R. James, trial at Westerly; Pilsbury Flour Mills Co. vs. Louis Gens.ie, trial at Westerly.
 |. Harry Gaines vs. Elsie Cassatt Stew art, alias. passed; George l.. Durfee vs. James Cornell. trial at Westerl.,; Nathaniel R. Greene vs. H. l., Johnson, passed; F. Ward Greene Pryor vs. H. L. Johnson. passed; R. A. Sherman Co. vs. Carrine H. Winder. trial at West erly.
 Frank R. Mckenzie vs.s Ruvin fiei- fetz, passed; Charles H. Sherman vs. William A. Connor, faIse> arrest, passed; Edith B. Hope vs Hugh c. Pendleton. trial at Westerly; Thomas Hope vs. Hugh c. Pendleton, trial aI Westerly; Sarah E. Walsh vs. Mrs. Hugh Medley. passed.
 Willis s. Miner vs. Herbert M Denning, passed; Everett c. Brown ct ux. vs. Wet Wash Laundry and Free
 man, trial at Westerly: Lowell J.. Greene vs. Nellie B. White ct al. passed; Frank Hill ct all vs. the Shore Line Electric Railway Co.,, ready for decree; Bertha H. Smith vs. board of highway commission of Westerly, con demnation proceedings of land. ready for hearing before the court: Arthur Theroux vs. Annie Eldy. passed, Mrs. Mercy Browning. IT, formerly of Westerly, died Sunday at the home l of her daughter, Mrs. Walter Kenyon. at Riverpoint. She was the widow of Richmond Browning and is survived l by six daughters, Mrs. Julia Thomas of ] Wickford, Miss Mertice Browning of l Providence, Mrs. Frederick Shortman, | Mrs. Minnie Leonard of Westerly. Mrs 1 Walter Kenyon of Riverpoint, Mrs. 1 Frederick T. Mitchell of Westerly, and
 son. Frank Browning. of Virginia.
 Local Laconics. Lack of housing accommodations
 prevent industries from locating in l Westerly.
 The Bradford Dyeing association
 does not depend on others to house i employees. Plans are nearly complete ] for the erection of dozed more dwell l ings by the company. Rare scene in Dixon square An au- tomobile touring car, converted into a truck, laden with eel grass and marked head-on in front of the Rhode Island hotel.
 i The youngsters now refer to the old town hall on Cookey Hill as the-> old jail,
 Mrs. William II. Thorpe, Mrs. How
 ard E: Thorpe and son Nelson, who have been in Philadelphia for three weeks, have returned .home 1 Nearly every lawyer in Westerly and there are fl of them. was in at 1 tendance at the opening of the supe- l rior court for Washington county if l Kingston Monday.
 Some day there will be place for a display of the articles of historica value now in the possession of the Westerly Memorial and Library asso-
 catien and the Westerly Historical so- ciety that will equal the possessions
 in this line of the New London County Historical society.
 The term of service in the army o1
 navy is not considered in the member
 ship of the American Legion. It iy
 open to all men who served in thu
 world war and were honorably dis charged. T The superior court. now in sessio'
 at Kingston will hold an adjourned session at Westerly i Westerly, through the town treas : urer, has awarded to the Citizens banl ' of Providence. at 4.65 per cent. pur chase of loan of $1f5.7QO. maturing : May 10. 1920.
 Frank E, Knieht has gone to Day : tona for the winter.
 Miss Aldrinia Lusk and William '. Meade of New London were guest l Sunday of Mrs Margaret Bedford. - Raymond Dowd. a st',dent at tn . Westerly High school had the end . of three fingers Of the right hand sev S cred by contact wit ha buzz saw Mon : day.