Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-29

pany. s13.4g7.50; NInigre1 Mills Com pany S975; Frederick $. Opie, S1275; P. II. Opie company $S62.50 Park Painter estates 'ssaa2 50i:i. RaAacatiIck Woolen Mills, $1935; William II. Peck, $307 50; James NJ Pendleton, SSs0; Ella K. Perrin, sg75; Charles Perry. $822,5e i; Clara V. Perry estate $500; Harvey c. Perry, s3I7.5O; Thomas Perry, $32o ;. Mary c. Phelps and Anna K. Merrill. $725; Anne lia Potter, S477.50; Walter s. and Kath- erinc G. Price, $1265.
 Frank s. Robbins, s35o; Cornelia P. Russell $500 Safe Deposit and Trust cmopany of Baltimore and Ewangeline Pope, trustee, S462.50; Henry R. Segar, S412; Thomas B. and Albertus' W. Se- gar and C. E. Fuller, S625; William Se- gar S362.50; Esther E. Sherman, $400 i; R. A. sherman Sons company $20S5 i; Bradford Shrinkle heirs $1000; Shore Line Electric company, $2552.56; Smalley Granite company, $565; Smith Granite company, $1970; Walter s. SnYfth, $500 1; Caroline L. Squier $500; Charles H stanton $3675o Clara H. Stanton heirs, $375; Catherine Y StiTlrnan. estate, s540; orville Stillman estate, sS8o; John ". Sweeney, $S37.5O.
 George w. Tapiey estate, SS37. 50 ; Thomas Thacher estate, s40G; Mary T. Thompson, s1450; Louis TuAel1 ySg0.; Eli zabeth R. Turnbull, ss25; Utter com pany. s63O; Horace Vose estate, s42O {; Mary A. Vose estate, 3325; Oscar vose, | $439.50 s&
 | William E. Waite, $S10; A. Ting1ey Wall $450; Frederick G. Walton. S4e5 Lillian Washburn, S320; Washington Trust company. s2732. 59 s. Fullerton Weaver, s4S7.5O Weekapaug Beach and Land Inprovefflsiit' cornp4ny $500; Ka- therine V. R. Welch $1417.56; Westerly iFurnituEssrye eenpaayss S5be; s,-. Westerly Grain and Flour company, $4SL50; Wes-
 terly Light and Power company, s20S5 Westerly Lumber company, $64S75
 Westerly Textile company $1G37. 50
 White Rock mill, $S74250 Oliver H Williams, $315.
 of tangible and 40 cents an intangible property. 1% -.,..
 The executive force i4 charge of opera tion of the several mills of B B. & E. Knight Inc, has been reorEanized with
 the change in ownership and will be put into effect next Monday. Nelson A Batchelder, the general manager, will be i in direct charge of this largest cotton textile organization in the world He vii
 have assistants who win have supervision PNVl Sfi teill hlSlIlClS' anu uilucI tilcSt
 there will 5essgents who will have charge
 pf two or .rflhres mills. x
 lg Dudley c. Smith has been promoted tC
 Assistant to the aeneral,f manager ana
 given supervision. over tue White Rock
 Grant, Nottingham Hebronvifle Dodge
 vile, Clinton anIt0 M aIichaug mills. The resignatro1f of Everett A KinSsle,
 as coroner of tsles town of Westerly wa . officially received. Thursday. by Tow Clerk Everett E. Rhipple, the resignation
 to be in effect Pt once. Mir. Kingsley wa appointed coroner by the town counci and he>was to hold" the office until hi Successor was eIecteti' and duly qualified He accepted the place under these condi lions and is therefore still coroner for tn
 flown. Coroner Kingsley's resignatio lfane almost immediately after the eas lbf the alleged fatal shooting of Edgar 4 fsaiiey by his brother Charles was re feared to him for investigation. The tow clerk is of the opinion that Mir. Kingsle , is coroner and as. such he, ought to giv
 attention to, the Bailey case pending at
 ce17tanee' of; the resignation and the al pqqintmlSStrts pqh Srs} +of his AqleeesesssoF an.
 .BhursdaR was the afour+h day of th - trial in, the Enited .States district court
 ProvdeHte of Biaggio, .Gradilone, Jan1e AE5unari9' and Salvatore Paldifio, all ( '' Westerly. charged with stealing fro1
 1 freight caFs- For this same offense' si