Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-26

over there. In westerly the costs in each case average S3.S9 in addition to the fine. while sin Stcnington the costs will average four times that amount sn Rhode Island the speed limit is | fixed at 25 miles an hour. while in Connecticut there is no speed limit, but when operators exceed So miles an hour and endanEer other traffic they are liable to arrest for reckless driving.
 There were three cases disposed oF by suuge frank H. ffanckley in the town court of Stoningtcn Friday morning. Harold BucSlyn was arrest ed for reckless driving. when arrested his machine was on the wrong side of the road and two girls were at the steering wheel This case was nol1ed on payment of costs amounting to $f1.4T.
 Leslie c. Bruce. arrested for reckless driving Thursday night. furnished a cash bond of $25 for appearance in court Friday morning. He did not ap- pear and the bond was declared for fcited to the state.
 guilty to the charge Of reckless driving Of motorcycle. He paid a fine of Sse and costs. a total of $a6.95.
 Harlan F. Flakes was driving his automobile at a moderate rate in West Broad street. Pawcatack, Thursday evening, when the machine struck Pasquaie PiscAtelio, aged 16. He was placed in the automobile and taken to the home of his parents, MT. and Mrs. James PiscateEo. s4 Stillman avenue Dr. Scanlon attended him. He sus- tained a severe cut in his right knee his right hip was cat and bruised and there are bruises and sbrasions on his left chest and back. No bones were broken and no internal injuries result cd.
 Regardless of the efforts of Repre- sentative Samuel H. Davis of Wester- ly, counsel for the Rhode Island Anti sn IP<s~y R~.r ! --- board of police commissioners of Providence, issued 26s licenses for the sale sof misunderstanding beverages containing not more than four per protect against violation of federal laws or r--slations relative to the sale of intoxic~-lrg liquors.
 Local Laeoaies.
 The omnibus pension bill provides for a pension of s30 a month to I George Bellamy. of Westerly. and a i pension of $50 for Michael P Bier ring, formerly of East Greenwich.
 All striking treileymen are not de- pendent upon the strike pay for main I tenance, some having secured other 1 employment temporarily. l
 Local business men are hoping for l the happy day when there will be re- sumption of trolley traffic 1
 Miss Dora Drisco11 slipped and fell l at her home Thursday, and sustain i
 
 Dr. Henry L. Johnson who was in- Jured in the automobile accident on 1 hill. is still confined to his home. He is attended by Dr. RI. H. 1 Scanlon.
 boy named Gadde, of Hartford, 1 summerinE with his parents at Week i apaug, while playing with conpanions l at Pleasant View. fell and his right l arm was fractured at the elbow He l WIZ taken to Hartford for treatment 1 by an orthoteric specialist.
 Miss Collins. niece of James Collins 1 Pleasant View house and severely in- l jured the left knee joint.
 we are on vacation on strike pay" is the way a trolley striker put it, l ebut there's no pleasure in it.''
 It is economy for autDTfaoiilists ar in the town of Stonington to furnish cash bond for appearance. and for ,eit the bond. rather than appear for Cash bond is not &C., ,eptable in Westerly. i
 The army bombing plane, from " Washington to Augusta. Maine, pass-l d over Westerly at s.30 Friday morn nr
 The first concert of the season in hlIcox park was given Thursday evil ,ning in Wilcox park.
 Mrs Adeeb Paris. native of Syria will give an address on Life in the Holy Land at the Saturday morning service in the Pawcatuck Seventh Day Baptist church.
 Wilfred Ward. of Westerly. head of sail today for England where he will 'emain for two months.
 MT. and Mrs. John H. Farnsworth nave returned from a fishing trip in Maine and Canada.