Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-09

rested. In the Third District court, Fri l day, before Judge. Oliver H. Williams, he pleaded nono to the charge of oper- ating an automobile without having an operators license in his possession. After
 his arrest his license was sent him here
 He was fined g and costs.
 William Andrews, of New London, cre-
 ated a disturbance in a Main street dance
 hall and was elected He was subse- uuently arrested, charged with being i'm toxicated, pleaded guilty, and was dis
 charged upon payment of costs, $2.S0. William Proulx, of White Rock, plead- ed guilty to the charge of intoxication
 and was fined g and costs of $2.So. Rev. Frank H, Decker. of Providence, a former, pastor of Pawcatuck Congrega- tional church, will talk on the subject of ] The League of Nations, Sunday after noon in Stilinan hall, at 3 o'clock. Rev.
 Mir: Decker, staunch republican here
 tofore has openly declared in favor of
 the league and, has taken the stump in advocacy of that feature of the political campaign.
 1 Henry De Cappet. 7s. retired banker. | of New York city, for more than fifty years a summer resident of Narragan-
 sett Pier, died Thursday. at his beauti- l ful villa next to the Imperial hotel, cor
 ner of Central and Mathewson streets.
 MT De Coppet retired from active bus 1 mess several years ago. He has been in failing health for the past year and in
 the spring was brought to the pier in a
 private car. accompanied by nurses.
 Besides his wife he is survived by one son, Theakston De Coppett president of Richmond town council, and two daugh- :, ters Misses Beatrice and Gertrude De Coppet. a,es
 Bernard J. Christie, the real active l democrat of the town, who is meeting in | his efforts to have party organization in Westerly, declared Friday that he would gladly step aside for some demo-
 crat who could bring about more satis- factory party progress He says there are men in Westerly more than 500 who are at heart democrats, but whc vote the republican ticket as a matter of policy or business interest, or both Mr Christie says that there are not } more than 250 true democratic men 1T the whole town. He would make no es l innate on the probable increase by req son of women becoming electors. H. avowed that of the political parties il
 the town were more evenly divided ther would be no such thing as special part. caucus rules, and no occasion for hold ing mock elections, such as that of Fri day to determine republican party nomi
 ! neeS. The thlnS ne added, Will b repeated in the nomination for town off ? cers. In the end it may help the caus of democracy"
 Local LacOnlcs.
 | The Holy Name Society of St. Mich
 aels parish, will parade at Norwic
 with the societies of New London count 3 Sunday The Westerly band will ac 4 company the local society. The trip wi
 be made in seven. trolley cars leavin 3 here at 12.15.
 q Allan W. Cooper, organist of the Set 3 ond Congregational church, New Lon ? don, will give a public recital in tn . First Baptist church next Tuesday ever p ing. He will be assisted by Willar q keigwin. tenor, of Mystic.
 s Rev. Clayton A. Burdick, D.D., paste q of Pawcatuck Seventh Day Bapti. - church, will preach in the Methodi,
 church Sunday morning.
 . Rev Samuel M. Cathcart will condu, ' baptismal service in the Clarkville oh; l pei Sunday evening
 l Postmaster Thomas F. Lenihan is C s his vacation.