Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-16

The Washington county superior court will convene today (Monday9, for the February term, at Kingston and 1t is expected that Judge Chester W. Barrows will preside. The grand jurors will report on the opening day and the petit jurors on Wednesday. Upon the assignment calendar are eight new actions at law, four ,crin- inal complaints, nineteen new divorces, one bill of equity, two appeals other than criminal, one miscellaneous, ana two workmen's compensation act ad- justments.
 The new actions assigned for to- day are: Mrs. Agnes J. West vs. Cornelius Butts, administrators; En- ma B. Phillips vs. New. York New Ha- ven and Hartford Railroad Co.,; Lu- cretia B. Garland vs. James F. Hyman; Henry Soaring vs. Joseph J. Taylor, ct al.: Adolph Ruseh ct al. vs. Joseph J. Taylor, ct al.; Clara N. Karlbe vs the Narragansett Pier Feeding room; Katherine rBekizuk vs. Alexande
 Czerkowitz; J. and J. W. Stolts vs Joseph T. Murphy.
 Complaints assigned for Tuesday are: State, Thomas B. Brown, chief of police, complainant vs. Frank Mama (abandonment) State, Thomas E. Brown, complainant vs. Frank Morro- co (assault); State, Thomas E. Brown, complainant vs. Frank Mama (en1- bezzlement); State, Thomas B. Brown, complainant vs. John Spezzano, reck- less driving.
 Petition in equity: George H. Clark vs. Henry D. Lamphear.
 Appeals other than criminal: Mar
 garet E. Woodmappt vs. Charles J.
 Weaver, guardian.
 Miscellaneous petition: Leon Wat
 son vs the Wakefield Military Band. Two petitions in the worl1men's s compensation act are Catherine Hoyt, ct. al. vs. The Westerly Automatic Telephone Go, and Thomas McGowan vs the Ninigret Mills Go.
 Jurors for the term have been sum-
 moned as follows:
 Grand - Westerly, Willard P. Hall,
 James Smith. John Smith. Arthur M.
 Weeden. William s. els; North Kings town, Benjamin W. Jacoy, Samuel J. Kelley, Leonidas Kingsley, George L. Salisbury, Jr.; South Kingstown. Chas.
 E. Clark. Frank F. Fitzgerald, George
 E. Harvey, George L. May, Walter H. Perry; Charlestown, Eddie P. Ennis,
 Exeter, Whitman G. Reynolds; Hop | kinton, John H. Buteau, Benjamin D.
 Pendleton; Narragansett, Thomas EgaH
 PeN Jurors Westerly, Harvey Ar mamarskie, James O. Babcock, Peleg 1 B. Briggs. Carl F.. Burdick, Henry C. l c lman Herbert Pascoe, Morris Si1- verstein, Walter P. Talbot, Everett
 E. Tillinghast; North Kingstown James F. Carson, James Daniels. Chas l c. Pierce, Walter R. Pierce, Nathan C. i Rathbun, Elmer F. Spink; South
 Kingstown. Ernest L.. Caswell. Abijah
 T. Clark, John J. Cosgrove. Frederick W. Greenhalgh, Horace D. Healey Fred A Holland. Charles c. Sherman l George w Wright; Chariestown, Fred A. Cole. William B. Rathbone. Herbert
 w. Sisson; Exeter. J. Fred Hoxsie Jesse c. Sanders; R chmond, Benjamin
 R. Cornell, Willard H. Kenyon; Hop kington, Charles A. Bachelder. Gil- bert H. Barber. William H. Burdick Ranson c. Y. Jeffreys; Narragansett Alexander NJ. Kissouth, Fred E. Nor
 thrup.
 The fourth degree complication on a class of about three hundred can didates will be the principal feature
 of the observance of Washing tons
 birthday by the Knights of Columbus of Rhode Island. A monster initia tirI~ in Providence is to be followed