Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-13

| progress Cl LEc event as pIdI1H6O, cA- cept when on the opening day it was necessary on account of the rain to | postpone the races to the next day. The real attraction for the adults | days had made the ground rounds, ] was the horse-racing events, espec ially the free-for all. as it was antic ipated that some real fast horses
 purse of the week. The summary of the races follows:
 Free for All, Purse $500:
 Amy, black mare 1 l Mineauag Boy n,, ............. : :. f17! Timms.15 mE; S' s-4. 2.is i.4 a.15 1-4. PA Class Trot, Purse $500: Easter Bond, b m .. 2 r. Viola = MeDoasal oh m... : , Ians Helen ENeofmant MoTentap. b D m 4distanced Lillian Direct ......... Distanced
 Time-225 1-e, a.21 1-e. 2es s-4. PA 1-4.
 The Washington County superior court convenes Monday in Kingston. with Judge Doran on the bench. The mers of the county, which is to be given jury trial. is the case of the state against Charles Sherman, of Exeter one of the most noted fox hunters in the state. He was recent ly arrested and charged on five counts with violating the game laws by set ting traps for foxes on his own land Tn order to get the matter into the superior court he appealed from the iud g1nent of the Third district court which found him guilty and imposed severe penalties.
 Tho state and towns offer beunties on foxes. and trappers supposed this an indication that the laws did not prohibit setting traps for foxes on their own premises. MT. Sherman had no knowledge of a prohibitory fox law t ly7d he had trapped on his own lands. and had been engaged by others to trap foxes that had depicted their henner- ics.
 Governor Beeckman was not at the Kingston fair on Governors Day. as he was in Newport to aid in the ob- servance of Perry Day. In honor of Commander Oliver Hazard Perry. he TO of Lake Erie. there was a parade and exercises in Newport. Thursday. which were featured by the joining of the officers and crey of the 1tal- ian superdreadnought Conte Di Ca vour. in doing honor to the great American naval hero. The parade al so included full regiment of Anieri- can sailors from the Naval Training station. The parade was reviewed. by Governor Beeckman Admiral Cong, Mayor Mahoney and a number of oth- CT notables.
 The newly elected officers of the Ladies' Auxiliary, Ancient Order Of Hibernians of Rhode Island. are: Mrs. Ellen Ryan Jolly, president; Mrs Denis IT. Mccarthy. vice president; Miss Margaret T. Mulvaney, secre- tary: Mrs. Mary Doonan. treasurer; Miss Ellen L. Bergen. chairman Irish history committee; Miss Mary Mur- ray, mistress -2t-armS, Mrs hatneF- inc Ellis. sentinel
 In the public library art room is one of the finest mechanical music box es" so-called. q. real Sublime liar monie Piccolo Either. made in Swltzer- land, a gift from the late Mrs. Stephen Wilcox It is an exceedingly fine me chanical musical instrument and is far ahead in tone, harmony and construc- tion of the more modern mechanlcal photographs. This instrument is sup piled with three cylinders and includes music of this class:
 Mendelssehns Wedding March. Stabat Mater. Maiden's Prayer. Ave Maria Overture William Tell. La Carmen, Rhapsodie Hongroise. Martha, Chopin's Funeral March. Jerusalem the Golden. Luther's Chorus. Adeste Fideles, Fritz Lullaby. Abide With Me, Love Lies Dreaming. Mocking Bird, Robin Adair, Nearer. My God. to Thee, When the Swallows Homeward Fly, and Home, Sweet Home.
 This zither is of the finest workman ship. is enclosed in glass and mounted on cabinet with drawers to hold the steel records. The cabinet is three and one half feet high. four feet long and eishteen inches wide. It is in perfect working order and was probably made fifty years ago.
 Mrs. isabelle Feeney, ss. long a res- ident of Westerly, widow of John | Feeney. died Thursday night at the 1 home Of her daughter. Mrs. Robert J. l Yea tman in Canal street. She is sur vived by four daughters and three 1 sons: Mrs. Robert J. Yeatman of ] Westerly, Mrs. Charles Partelo and Mrs. J. c. Tefft of Ashaway, Miss Liz zie Feeney of Boston and Charles Fee ney of Newport and John Feeney of Bay View. Conn.
 The Pawcatuck w. C. r. U. in 27th a nnual meeting elected these officers: Clara G. Hall. president; Ruth H. Nash, Gertrude Burdick, vice presi- dents: H. M. Burdick. corresponding secretary; Mabel Palmer. recording secretary: Lucy o. Gavitt assistant secretary; H. NJ. Burdick. treasurer; Lovisa Jaegar, auditor.
 Local laeonics.
 Aside from decision in q book ac- count case for d small amount, no bus mess was done at Fridays session of the Third district court in Westerly.
 In the Seniors Golf association at the Apawamis links in Rye. N. r., George $. Lyon. many times Canadian champion, with a round of 7s, won his three points from William Clark of Westerly.
 Eamonn De Valera. president of the