Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-22
WESTERLY

Everett P. whippie follow: Frank lin D. Lawsars lots et Mus colony to Marie. E. Miller. Alfred Miller. Nora L.. Smith anu rslieH G. Davis; F. ". Coy Real Estate company to George W. Braymzn, house and lot in Clarke street; Washington Trust company, exeeuter to Beatrice M. Burdick, house and lot in Spruce street: Joseph l.. Peacock to Edwin Wl1itford ct ux., house and iot on Greennan Heights; Luigi Liizzi ct ux and Frank Falcone ct ux division of land on Bradford road, Katherine O'Connor to Max Lahn, two lots at Pleasant View, Ni- nigret Mills company to The Mini gret company, land and buildings in Caroid street; Elizabeth R. Chester to Farquaaar Smith lot in Chester ave- hue; Washington Trust company to ". s. Alling Rubber Company, land and building in High street: Anillc Matarese to Louis Carchese ct ux., three lots in Central park: Ida M. Beverly to Albert c, LarAin, lots in Beach street; Mary L.. c. Ellis to Joseph L.. Peacock, lot in Greenmau avenue; Charles E. Sherman, ct al to George g. EggeF, house and lot III Railroad avenue; Frank A. Sullivan to Crumb Quarry company, land in BTaQZOTGs Mafy S. rezTi1ItS IO WlildiAi D. Kenneth ct ux., lot at Pleasant View. During the same period there was recorded five mortgages, aggre- gatin $g34, 800; three releases of mort gages, one lease, one statement, one contract to selEgand copy of will.
 During 1919, the automobile de- partment of Rhode Island issued 5o,7T1- licenses, 31,157 registrations, 5264 transfers, 7.1oo for trucks, 1882 motorcycles; sS9 side cars. 175 deal- CTS. 20 dealers supplies. 1s trailers and 55 fire apparatus.
 Local Eaconics.
 The national thrift week campaign does not seem to be in effect in Vest erly.
 Jamaica ginger is being sold at twenty five cents an ounce, and drug gists, do not sell to persons who ap- parently seek it as q mixed beverage John Barlow of South Kingstown has been appointed Washington coun- tvs representative III the board of commissioners for birds.
 l Mrs. E. Fielding Jones and hel daughter. Miss Eileen Fielding Jones of Providence and Watch Hill are CT route to Miami, Florida, to spend the balance os the winter at the Roya 1 Palm hotel.
 Constructive work on the sewerag. ; system has been suspended until early spring.
 The directors of the Industrial Trus company have appointed Lewis Stan ton assistant manager of the Westerly branch. He will act as manager il I the absence of James NJ. Pendletol ! and will have authority in man. l matters that he did not not posses as teller in the bank.
 The trustees account has been al lowed and the bankrupt estate closet of Joseph J. Taylor and company 0 1 Hope Valley.
 1 Rev. Clarence M. Gallup, adn1inis trator. has filed an inventory of tn estate of Mrs. Eleanor C. Hove5 formerly of Norwich, Showing deposi bof $sf2.71 in Providence Institute 10
 Savings. $1,932.S1 in Savings bank c
 New London and $50 United State
 government band.
 Johanna. widow Of Patrick Sullivan
 died Wednesday at her home i
 Downer street.
 1 There have been four sudde deaths from pneumonia in Westeri!
 since Monday. Ri?elda Mary. wife C Paul Jpliano. Mary, daughter of Jo geph 1taliano, Antonetta, daughter (
 Joseph Tarvaresi and Angelina I daughter of Paul Piccolo.
 Josie. wife of Joseph Moroso, die
 Monday evening iT. New York. Wit her Husband. she attended the wed
 ding of her niece Sunday evening an
 apparently was in good health. Th Il funeral will be in New York whel Mrs. Moroso resided before coming Westerly.
 Ashaway grange has petitioned u, Rhode Island general assembly for a appropriation to aid in the holdil
 of an agricultural fair.
 .I W. ". Golf and family Of Prov
 deflce are to move to Westerly in u early spring. Mr, Golf has purchase
 the residence in Chestnut street, form
 efiy owned by Mrs. Julia Davis. , Justice of the Peace Byron J. Peek |. Peekhan. of Pawcatuck, offieiated the marriage of Miss Pauline Fran
 Of that village and Angelo Musano Westerly village, January 16.
 The house Wednesday afternoc
 passed the Peck act imposing upo cities and towns of the state an at
 ditioaal tax of three cents on each $1t of FatabAA property for the purpose 1 improving and maintaining repair state highways.
 The judiciary committee of u house this afternoon held close
 hearing of the Wood Alcohol bill il trodrced by Representative Samut
 F. Dayis of Westerly. The bill prC
 poses to increase the penalty for tI manufacture or sale of wood aleoh
 as a beverage to pot less than years Imprisonment.
 New Britains--In the past week on z {..G