Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-23

tion in value of the real estate in them probably would far exceed $i,Q0e 300 these railroads were seT2pped So that it does not seem as if s25o .Qea were 2 large price to pay to maintain them"
 Joseph savana, proprietor of the c. Den place in Canal street WAS before Judge Oliver H Williams in the Third district court, Friday He was charged with maintaining nuisance. in keeping a grog shop, a tippling shop, for the sale of intoxicating liQuors, a place where intemperate and disorderly per sons resort When the cpnpiaiRt was read to him, Savona, in resPppse to the query whether he would plead guilty or not guilty to the charge. told the court that he did not understand the com plaint. Charles Ruissi was summoned into court as interpreter and he ex- plained the complaint to the accused Savona entered plea of not guilty. The case was continued to next Friday and Savona furnished bond of s1oo0 for appearance. It is alleged that there are several places aboat the town of this tyne, and it Is the intention of Policn Chief Brown to enforce the law, and clean up the town.
 The civil cases on the court docket were continued for one week.
 
 nue collector for the Rhode Island dis, trict, has completed the lists of income taxpayers for 1919. The lists are be- 1 ing sent out to pnstmasteEs in ta2 state with instructions to display@ them for !ublic inspection. The IT 9Iay2tion pf these lists is made in 9Se1rdance with the revenue act of 1918. Che collector is rot allowed to specify the size or lTind of the tax paid by any individual tax iayer The only info1nlr;oa obta;nakle frcn. him. or from the various postHas- tors under the law, Is IS t3 whether CT no person filed a retnt7. Lujsi de Pasquale, de.nsc:asic non1i- nee for congress from the Sacanf ! Rhode Island district has filed q state ment with Clerk Tyler Page, of the na- | tlonal house of representatives The l statement shows that he made n9 expea- | dacy. He is the opponent of CopgTesS- man Stiness. The district inc.udes l Westerly.
 l now manager of clothing and s'loe store at Westhampton, N Y. has 6aea l awarded Q substantial prize in a Wipdc! " decorating contest, that was almost pa- 1 tion-Bde The prize was receIFed fr'In
 an Attleboro concern and serval to ad- i vertiSe it's products. Tn addition to the prize, MT. Pugh received a g.sly com. plimentary letter on the exee.'H.t tast; shown in the display.
 | Local LacDnics.
 Now drivers Of loaded motor truck!
 smile as they drive through Westerly 1 There's a reason.
 If there is anything political doing il
 Westerly it is of the gum shoe order.
 Kitchen bar room raids Ia Westerl,
 are obsolete; and the raids are beinl
 transferred to the open-drinkipg places
 where it is alleged intoxicating drink
 arc being sold.
 There Is no complaint of antornohil
 congestion in Dixon square nowadays. The Westerly Board of Trade ha
 made no more toward retaining the Nor
 wich- Westerly trolley service, waic
 many believe is too important a matte
 for the progressive board of trade to ig
 1ore.
 Not only the post office building. bu the town hall, teo, has 9 Finter suppl of coal.
 , The tax books have been delayed ]
 distribution, and taxpayers are gruni | ling in their anxiety to ascertain ho- 7 much the property of the other fellow . assessed.
 T MT. and Mrs George H William formerly of N"w London. will obse,1 3 the twentieth t- liyarsary of their ma, riage. Sunday. Mrs. Williams iS daugl
 ter of Samuel Prince, ani ] sister ( 2 Judge Victor Prince, of the Nsw Iando g. city court.