Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-30

Real estate transfers recorded in the office of Town Clerk Everett E. Whip pie are: Ira E. Crandall to Casino Co., lone. lots in Oak street; Alzada \. Saunders. to .L.eola 4. Craig, lot at Pleas ant View; vincenzo Gaccione ct ux, tn Dimetro Perre ef ux, lots in Washing ton park; Albert II. Langworthy to Ab- by Langwerthy. house and lot at weekapaug; Domenico De Cristoforo to Pasquale Coscagnan oct al, lots in Lib erty park; Abby C. Mathews to Gather inc T. Healey ct al, house and lot in Grove avenue; William II. Thorp ct ux to Pawcatuck Weolen Mills. houses and lots at Potter Hill; Walter L. Frazier to Nestor Anderson ct ux, house and lot in Granite street Desire B. Gard ner. by executor, to Vineenzo Gaccione ct ux-. house and lot on. Watch Hill rosd; Frank H. Cordner to David Pit rowe ct ux, to Annunziata spezzano, lot kanen. lot in Bradford; Michael Nor in Tower street; James Courage, ct ux to David Pitkinanen ct ux. lots in Brad ford
 During the same period there were recorded ten mortgages aggregating s11.735. one discharge of mortgage and two chattel mortgages.
 Dr, Edward H. Brophy, of Norwich, in oerating his automobile from Pleas ant View en route to Norwich. Thursday morning. came to a sudden stop at Broad and Elm streets in Westerly. Just as he was to round the traffic signal at the head of Broad street, an automobile operated by Mrs. Ashley of Noank, struck the doctors machine about amid ships smashing the lenders, the run 1ing board and door.
 Mrs. Ashley. told the police that the sun. shining through her glasses. almost blinded her and that she did not see Dr. Brophy's car until after the collision. and that she was entirely at fault for the accident. The doctor had nothing to say in contradiction. Doctor Brophy proceeded to Norwich in his car, the running parts not being affected. Mrs. Ashley's car was taken to a local ga- rage.
 Westerly shriners are planninE to participate in the summer ceremonial of Palestine Temple of. the Ancient Arabic order, Nobles of the Mystic Srine of Providence of which they are a part This event will be held Friday, August 12, and the fun will begin at eight in the morning and continue well into the evening hours. By invitation of Pales- tine Temple, the nine temples of the shrine in New England will make the occasion a general field day. and it ex- pected that about 4.OOO nobles will par ticipate. ... .....-...
 Palestine Temple will assemble at Freemason's hall at s o'clock where short ceremonial for the initiation of a large class of novices will be held, and at o'clock. there will be a short street parade. The mecca will be Newport and the big psrade will be formed there. at 2 o'clock After the parade 3 Rhode Island clannhake will be served here will be field sports. and competitive IsuuIp su, IslIv .uoys4 1lodMsN. le drills by the patrols of the visiting tenn ples-
 The timely discovery of a fire in Main street vulcanizing shop at o'clock Thurs day morning probably prevented a blaze of considerable proportions. as the shop is. located in . frame building. one of sim liar structure that stood in a row. Eitel- man, a tailor. was asleep in the rear of his shop. which is next that of the vulcan izer, when he was awakened by the sti- fling. effect of smoke. Eitelman investi- gated. located the vulcanzing shop as the source of the smoke, and notified Patrol man Champlin. An investigation showed the fire was under a workbench and while