Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-18

printed under a gloomy wood cut of the candidate:
 Come through the heather,
 Around him gather,
 The hickory tree lay a1 on.
 Dig deep holes,
 Raise high the poles
 Come all and vote for Jackson.
 In the collection there is a wood cut of a crude and crowded train, announcing excursion to Stonington whence by boat to New London in 1851. This train was scheduled to leave Providence, Thursday, August 2S, at a. m, and the connect ing boat to deliver it's passengers in New London at about nooe. Round trip fare was S2.25!
 Proclamation by governors come un- der the head of broadsid4s. Incidentally the governor of Rhode Island possesses the longest official title in the United States, and, in the case of Governor King this was taken advantage of by ~ po- litical enemies who, by putting in a comma in the wrong place, made him. Samuel Ward, King, governor captain general and commander-in-chief of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
 Recent real estate transfers recorded in the office of Town Clerk Everett E. Whipple are: Abel P. Tanner ct al to Ralph NJ. Briggs house ;ald lot at P A.s- ant View Curtis F. klngSburg to Cor nelia Mel. Curtis, house and lot al Pleas ant View Alice NJ. Johns, administratriX. to Luigi Sicillano, ct us., lot in John street; Hattie A. Crandall to Luigi Fer ente, house and lot in School strett Har- riet Griffin to Arthur .Fraquelli ct ux house and lot in Chestnut street Mary k. Arnold to Thomas E. Robinosn house and lot in High street. Mary s. Damarel to Westerly Lumber company lot and buildings in Oak street; Thomas E. Rob- inson to Hiram A. Edward house and lot in High street, Weekapaug Beach and Land Improvement company, to Phebe W. P Buffum. land at Weeka- par<; Charlene E. Eackler to BeppC Boumenot ct al., house and lot in Pierce street Dwight R. Stillman to Peter De Rocco, houses and lots in Canal street Ronald Y Stillman, by guardian to Peter 1 A. De Rocco. houses and lots In Canal street; Julie A. McGrath to Edgar R Sweet ct ux. house and lot in Summer street; Giuseppe Salemano to Natalie 1 Lupinacci ct ux, house and lot in Pierce 1 street.
 
 ten mortgages aggregating S26.90O. six re- i leases of mortgages one chattel mort gage, ore attachment and two leases
 Frank ". rtwey, Westerly Tnnr. rnD l!shs-. vas summoned into :he superior court Wasa" :,,o county. WrdnvS :.y i tc answer ;t a Sc ret indl,' -rn- re.u- . ed agalnst lin !y the grtn5 ii:s a- 1 Ie' 'A'cst iAth CT; ni- ! , 70. n CO int of Dol; Mitchell The alleged libel is in connec- tion with report of the failure of the Westerly police in not arresting Antonio Capuccio for shooting Frank Mama Ii is alleged that MT. Dewey's newspaper inc an article printed, based upon what MT. Dewey termed street or common talk or it's equivalent. stated that Officer Mitchell withheld information he posses sed in regard to the escape of Cappucio instead of imparting it to the members o1 l the force who were making an effort tc 1 locate Cappucio on the night of the shoot l ing. The complaint was first brought tc l the grand jury of the previous term ot { the court and no indictment was return. 1 e1 The matter was brought to the eranG ] jury of the present term and secret in. dictment was returned. When arraignet i before Judge Sumner MT. Dewey pleadet n ot guilty to the charge. He furnished a bond of s1.0oo to appear for trial wher the case is assiened
 The court will finish at Kingston this week and adjourn to convene in Westerly Monday The first case assigned for tria will be that of the state against Charles Bailey, charged with the shooting and | killing of his brother, Edgar A Bailey F following this case. the next set down fo, ! trial is the, state against Salvatore anf Joseph Savona, brother charged witt maintaining a liquor nuisance in Cana street. :1
 Westerly Chapter, American Red Cross >as started the campaign for member. and friends and there will be activity il ] that line for week. Miss Katherin, E oster will be in charge The captains and teams selected are as follows:
 Mrs. Henry L. Burdick, captain; Mis- Ruth Taylor, Miss Margaret Pagan, Mrs Harold Livingston. Mrs. George B. Utter Miss Elizabeth Haswell. captain Mrs 1 r. F. Savage. Mrs. Alexander Mitchell Miss Dorothy Perry, Miss Marion Barnes | Mrs Farquahar Smith.
 Mrs. Frank Furness. captain; Mis- 1 Mary Bennett, Mrs. Samuel Girven, Mrs Henry Stahle, Miss Josephine Cousins
 Mrs. Edwin g. Hall, captain, Mrs CharleS j. Butter Miss Edna Saunders Mrs. Frank Sullivan. Mrs A H. Spice1 Jr-. Mrs. Orlando Smith. Miss Phoeb Perry Miss Anna Pendleton.
 Mrs. John V. Moore. captain. Mrs. $ J. Brown. Miss Mary Murphy, Mrs Laine Mrs. l.. q. McLaren, Mrs Isaac Smith. Mrs Russell Hemphill captain: MT, Fred Rogers, Miss Katherine Franker stein. Miss Lila Stillwell, Mrs. Clara ( Hall. Mrs Cundall.
 Ms. Joseph Grills, captain, Mrs. Pa, Estey.
 Ashaway-Miss Maud Rogers. captain Miss Mildred Taylor, Mrs. Gibson MT
 Lloyd Briggs.
 The Westeriy-owned aeroplane, of u Colonial Air Service, Inc, is in read
 ness for a fly to Raleigh, N C.. whel the company has contract with the chan
 Der of commerce to make aerial phot, 1 graphs of the city. and also engage
 passenger service. It is expected that u , start will be made from Lower Pawc tuck on Friday and Saturday, and it expected the journey of 700 miles w be covered at the rate of 100 miles 2
 hour under favorable conditions Gas Miller and Lieut. Paul R. Moore, R.