Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-11
WESTERLY

be held today Saturday, and the case
 carried to the superior court for Wash | l ington county. Whatever the bond may | be, Williams cannot furnish, and he will | be committed to jail until presented to | the grand jury The latest real estate transfer deeds i recorded in the office of Town Clerk | Whipple are Immaculate Landonio to 1 George Cappiecio, house and lot in Rail- road avenue; John Champlin to Andrew | H. Gray ct ux., house and lot in Park
 avenue; Angela M. Griarino to Antonio Vitaretto, two lots in Columbus park
 Nicholas Aigand to Pauline M. Number ger, lots at Musicolony Hattie E. Green
 ct al, to Charles Henry Crandall, ct al,
 land with improvements in Canal street,
 Howard E. Thorpe to Pawcatuck Woolen ,
 mills land at Potter Hill; Albert H | Langworthy to John M O'ConneIl hous'
 and lot in Narragansett avenue; Luigi Brogno ct al to Natale Urso, ct ux, five | lots in Washington park; Westerly Land and Improvement Company to Ernest E.
 Rogers, land in Friendship street; John | c. Dutton to Henry A. Morgan, house | and lot at Pleasant ieVw; Aniello Ma | tarese to Nicolo Gencarello ct ux, lot in Central park; Hortense H. States to Clarence E. Roche, two lots in Dewey l park Joseph Servidio ct ux to Santo Iaconetti, ct ux, house and lot in Pierce street Caroline C. Lane to Harriet NJ. | Cathcart, house and lot Granite street;
 Mary S. Crafts to Emily F. Batchelor, lot at Pleasant View; Michael J. Mo I terest in lot at Pleasant View; Wash ington Trust company to Charles F. Berry, house and lot in Friendship street; Charles F. Berry to John l..
 Monti, ct al, house and lot in Friendship
 street.
 In the same period eight mortgages
 were recorded, aggregating $15 100, and
 two releases of mortgages.
 , An attempt was made to break and enter the Central theatre, early Friday morning, the would-be incruders evil l dently bent on getting the cash the safe , contained. An employe had some work } that could not be done until after the evening performance. After finishing the work he concluded to remain in the l theatre during the night. He heard & noise in the rear of the theatre and [ investigated. He was about to lift the ? latch of rear door, when he heard a
 cutting near the latch from the outside.
 He then opened the door and saw two , men retreating up the bank to the rail
 road track. The men had split the
 threshold, probably expecting 90 pry , open the door from the bottom. Failing in this. they began cutting hole ni lHTOuSD lne uOOIJ EllCA ASGSClSu dut hurriedly quit
 ? The semi-annual convention of the 3 Rhode Island State Branch of the Amer C ican Federation of Labor, will begin this 0 Saturday. afternoon and continue r through Sunday. The election of officers : is booked for Sunday afternoon. John - F. Murphy, formerly of Westerly, sec retary treasurer of the Providence Ty- | geographical union, and who was elected e to the presidency a year ago, is candi- s date for reelection There are severa L. others prominent in the labor movement z prepared to run against him for tht
 nomination..
 Several contests are expected for tht . ten vice presidents. In the state brancf k each place where there is a Central La d bor Union is entitled to representation !. by a vice president
 a VloIators of automobile laws. four O Q them, were before Judge Oliver H, VII e Hams in the Third district court, Friday e John S. Rankin, of Groton pleaded
 guilty to exceeding the speed limit wher
 on the Shore road. He paid fine of $3g s and costs. George Farrell, of Cranston , declared his guilt of overspeeding or e the Shore road, and came across witt y S35 and costs. Miss Frances Powers, o a Springfield, was charged with operating 0 her automobile in a thickly populated lG section or Beacn street, excess or tn 1f fifteen miles limit, and at a speed 0 le twenty-i miles an hour Miss Pow is CTS, 19, and who was accompanied b. in her father in court, entered 8 plea o r. nolo She was penalized $35 and costs n James Finnie, of Kenyon, pleade, le guilty of leaving his automobile on tn
 crosswak in Dixon square, and paid Id fine of s and costs.
 d In Hope Valley shortly after o'clocl
 Tuesday evening w. Ward Sherman 0 e, Westerly was driving his car up Mai
 street hill. when he turned out to pas d a horse and buggy. driven by Almo
 Card, but failed to see horse and car ,s rage coming down the hill. He ran int
 the second outfit driven by Williar
 Larkin, the occupants of the vehicle te 0, ing MT. Larkin, his wife and three chil
 dren The buggy was demolished, bu
 those in it escaped serious injury. Tn Id horse, freed, ran down Main street anc
 turning up Spring street, struck a pil s of lumber. One leg was broken and tn Ii- horse had to be shot
 Local Laconice.
 :. Miss Alberta Crafts, a summer res oc dent of Pleasant View, was given " miscellaneous shower on Thursday al ,,t ,r ternoon, by Miss Dorothy Wood at th