Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-18
WESTER

land, and her claim was sustained by the court, although Cappuccio claimed he was
 exercising right of way he had over the
 land Cappuceio filed motion for new
 trial, which was denied. and the case is
 now in the supreme court on bill of ex- captions.
 Recently Mrs Cappuccie purchased what she claims is the title held by heirs of Benjamin. Babcock in the property. \ dog of vicious reputation, whose owner did not conform to the muzzfing ordinance, made all attack upon Carl Winerski, who is in the employ of Fred P. Babeook, oii the Watch Hili road. MT.
 Winerskfs right hand was severely
 lacerated befofe he was freed from the
 dog. Dr. Scanlon cauterized and dress
 cd the injured hand If there is arrest
 and prosecution this will be tine first case
 brought under the new nuzzling ordi-
 nance. The owner of that dog in >crinl-
 inal action Is subjected to a fine of s5
 and costs and the dog is doomed. Be- sides. MT winerski is privileged to bring
 civil suit in damages for injuries re-
 ceiyed.
 The naval board of inquiry. composed
 of Admiral Dunn. Captains Theleen and Hines and Judge Advocate Hynenman, who made Inquiry into the alleged irreg- ulaf practices Of the naval vice squad at Newport. Is having session in Westerly in the private room of the toHn council chamber. The officer sare reviewing the
 testimony in view of preparation of the official report.
 The Seventh Day Baptist conference will be held at Alfred, N r, beginning Tuesday. Those who will attend from
 Westerly are Rev. Clayton A. Burdiek, Rev, D. Burdett Coon (Ashaway), Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Langworthy, Miss Dor 0thy Langwofthy. Donald Langworthy. Irs B. Crandan, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin
 Whitford and three children, Mir. and Mrs. John II. Austin and two daughters,
 Mir. aud Mrs. L. k. BHfdick, Miss Martha
 Burdick, Miss Hilda K. Young, Miss
 Rachel Barber, Mrs Charles Palmer, Miss Martbelle Palmer, Mir. and Mrs | Charles Witter
 To avoid q head-on collision with the
 automobile of A. E. Ralston of e9 Beach
 street. the big touring car owned by M. L. Weisbord of West Philadelphia crash ed into a telephone pole in Beach street Tuesday afternoon. The forward end of
 the car was smashed, Mrs. Weisbord was cut and bruised and her leg was broken. Her son had four front teeth knocked out, Mir, Austin was coming from the direction of Watch Hill and was turning to uIIVo 4hto HIS yaId yhen the Sn1aehup ecurfsd, The turn was made so sudden ly collision could not be avoided, had the driver of the Weisbord car not changed it's course.
 Local LAeonics Roy Rawlings of Hope Valley will ex- hibit the jonny-cake making from flint corn at the Rhode Island exhibit at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Sept. 1928. The cakes will be cooked on griddle and samples handed out to the public
 On complaint of William T. Luth, deputy commissioner of inland fisheries, William A. Tucker Of South Kingston was arraigned in the Second district court charged with taking Holsters without a license He pleaded guilty and paid 8 fine of s20 and costs.
 Miss Ruth Scanlon has returned from Winona camp, Fairleye, Vt. The thermometers high notch was 10s
 Tuesday, with fluctuations down to 90. Mir. and Mrs. Walter Marshall observed the tent hannifersary Of their marriage al their home on the stonington road l Monday