Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-27
WESTERLY

Jadse Doraa held .l1et final session 1 of the present term Of the superior court at. WesteT1g Wednesday and heard the trespass 4case5. Of Z. Angelina GuariIrlo. against Angieo Capucc.o, j. dispute as to boundary E1e, or more properly the closing os Pierce lane by Guar1nnao which would prevent Ca paccio from reaching land owned byi years by Cappuccio and by former owners of the land now owned by him, until Guarino intelposed. MT. Guar irno built "a fence across the laneway, claiming 1t as his land. This fence. was removed by Cappuccto and the suit resulted. 5's
 Guarirno testified that he built the fence in 19f6 and that ol the night Of the day the fence was erected 1t was taken down by Cappuccio. Guartmo claimed he placed the fence, on his own land, and that CaDpucio had no right in Pierce lane. Y
 Cappuccio testified that he purchas ed from William Sesar all the rights he had in the pfoperty. and that the rights included the use of Pierce lane to go to, and from his land. He .ad-S nitted that the deed Cid not mention 7 he ha used it for twenty years and that there was TO fence or barrier until Guarirno intezposed. He had used the lanway continuously since SsS, and believed he was fully within his rights. He denied that he re- moved the, fence placed by Guar ino at night, but said he did take t down during daylight. He lad used this lsneTay before, he purchase the property and he had used it ever since. This laneWag' extends from Pierce street -25Q feet to tho Cappac- cio propert5-.
 William Segsr testified that tho land which ia entered by Pierce lane came to him by will from his father, that his father bought it from Adam Pierce. It became. the property ;oi witness in, 1874 and that. lie had al ways undisputed right to Pierce lane, so-cailed, and. supposed it to have been a part Of his fathers property. He said he had used the laneWa5- continuously ard that It. WAS the only way 10 get to the property, that he had sold, to C9ppacio.
 Attorney John J. Dunn represented the plaintiff ard Attorney Samuel Fl. Davis. Judge. Do:5an. took the, papers.
 SOHE tICCA' 6FfSTlETt or VI aSFinS . ton cJunt::s, aided by, private detectives Is making 8 sea-ch>for 6. man Wtzo assaulted Miss. Bessie Emmett at her home o!1 North road, Peace Dale Sat urday.., Miss Emmett says She was returning to her home from visit ia the village when she first noticed A man schort in stature. who appeared to be following her, While Miss Bel- nett Was at her. home. the fellow had entered tie house, urhea.-d and at lacked he.. She foaght of her. as sailart, as best' sic could hl the dark
 She touched the electric light, but ac : artificial light came. the wiring ey. dentiy-' having been cut by the ia- | trdeer The fellow made vicious ateenlp. to strangle her While sit schoaeed as lop4iy as she could fo. help.
 George Bristol, t. a neigabor. heard ! the. cries and quietly responded Tht
 doo. was locked. He kicked out . . E~in@cw, entered the L.oase and found
 Miss Bennett unconscious on the floor, having been severely beaten
 One Of the windows in the rear of the i house was found open and 1t is be. i i!eve5 Miss EnInetSs assailant made his entry and exit through that Hia. do7r. Soon after Bristol reached til, house Harry Spa agilt and Waiter Pot l ter arrived and they made & fguitles: . search ior the assaiiaat. M;ss Em melt was taken to the home or lse ; brother tn law, Dr. l. Edward Eurst ! iir Wakefield.
 Census enumsraters are wanted i, these, RACde Island owns: Charles town. F{2phinton. Richmond. Soutl kirgstoE'n. Newport, Portsmouth ! WooRsocflet North c.nithe.d, Smith
 field Warren and Bristol. The wor
 Of taking the United States censl
 starts January 2, 1920, and it is eS pected the work will be conanleted i
 cities i4 two weeks and ruizs. com
 nuni,ies a nlonta. 4 Ti:ese position are doied out by the census ages with office In. Providence.
 William F. Good seon and John ! Hines are the Westerly men on tt grand jury in tile United States d. trict. court. The. jury has been in ses
 sion since November IS. After review ing 2 large number o1 violations l federal statutes tke jury. has adjourn , ed to V ednes3ay, December 3. IT ] jury IS expected to return a lar; ' number of indictments the fellow 1T . Friday.
 Real estate transfer deeds. the Ia
 est recorded ill the office Of Tow } Clerk Everett E. \ nipple, are as fo lows: Milton R. Brown. ct al, to Rou ; E. Chase, land On Post road; Jessie :
 Gouriy, by heirs, to Charles E.. Shi, z, pee, dlfty' acres off Oak street; Ella Davis to George N.. Sampson, lot n Pleasant View: Jessie M. Gou,lay, i II l:cira; to Howard E. Thorpe, house E,
 lot in le6ward avenue: Howard - Thorpe to Elizabeth C. Peck. hou ,4 ,4 and lot in LedWard avenue; Er.1iila, ' 'rosser ct al, to Charles P. CIanda 6 house and lot i!t Grove avenue; Pa < quale GeAttle. b.- Administrator ,1 Bett:n2 Gentle, house and lot J- Pierce street; Henry T. Busbee ' Ralph Sporadic ct .ux. lot in CentI !, park; Aniello Matarese to Frnj a Renna,. lot. in Central park. A1ne Il M&tareae to Giuseppe Telaanoya,
 ux., lot in Central park; George if Williams to Anna T, Williams, hou :, and lot in Newton avenue.
 In the game period there were r a corded four mortgages aggregati e sff,93o, one transfer of mortgage, 0 f release of mortgage, ore, bill of sa
 one lease and one attachment. | uI The ioint committee represent,
 the Pizst and > Calvary EaptJ
 churches. appointed to consider t
 consolidation o. cl1ese cdurches -42l