Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-29


 county. with Judge Brown and a jury was occupied Wednesday in hearing the case. of Stephen J. Weaver against Har- old Minor, an action to recover damages of $500 for injuries to plaintiffs team of horses and wagon. The plaintiff, by At torrley Ledwkedge. alleged that at 7.S0 in the evening, February IS, 1919, while the team was being driven by Charles Weaver, on the Shore road, the wagon Minor, and the horses and wagon forced into a ditch by the. roadside, with the resultant injuries for which damages are claimed. Herbert w. Rathbun is counsel for defendant. The closing reception of Ethel Chafree Thonpson's classes in dancing was held Wednesday evening in the town hall, with the parents and friends of the youthful dancers present The music panist and the Ideal orchestra. The pro- gramme was as follows: r
 Grand march. all classes; Pavlowa Gavotee, advanced class; Dance Mignon, Dorothy R. Larllin- and M. Irene Gavitt kewpie Dance, Eleanor Scanlon Dance Delight, Julia M. Stable Butterfly Dance, Elizabeth Sherman Rose of Old Madrid, Ruth E. Scanion fox trot. ad- vanced class; Rose Bud Polka. Misses Ethel c. and Elsie A. Thompson Pom padour, Ruth E. Brown, Mary G. Dris- coll, Ruth B. Scanlon, Elizabeth Sher- man ; Dance Dainty, Jeanette Stillman {; Topples, Grace Scanlon. Anna Scanlon Springtime Flowers. Mary c. Driscoll Russian Dance Ruth E. Brown song and dance. '"The, Very Best of AL" uAon- ora L. Goldberg Classique Toe Dance Elsie A. Thompson Stephanie Gavotte Ruth E. Brown, Mary G. DriscolI, Ruth E. Scarlon, Doris c. Clark, Beatrice E. Hebb, Elizabeth Sherman, Julia M Stahle Sailors Hornpipe beginners class In Already (a) Morning. Mary C. Driscoll; .(b) Brook. Ruth E. Brown :. Co Marguerites, Doris G. Clark; (d) Butter. flies, Beatrice E. Hebb (e) Evening Elizabeth Sherman; (D Group Dance, ballet class; Twinkle, Twinkle. Little Star; Airline Faveria: Flag drill,' girls advanced class Dance of the U. S. A. 1 The Boy, Esther Sherman. the Girl Jes sic c. 'Bryson; Star Spangled Banner all.
 Beginners class: Airline Faveria, NJ Irene Gavitt, Leonora L. Goldberg, Dor \ othy R Larkin, Eleanor Scanlon, Grace | Scanlon, Anna Scanlon.
 ;; Advanced class: Ruth F. Brown, Dor othy F. Brown, Marjorie Babcock, lame: l Blake Robert. Blake, W Harrison l Browning, Jr., Robert S. Barber. Rich l ard L.. Barber. Emily L.. Barber. Monro, Bamford, Jessie G. Bryson, Kathleer eoz.sns. Elizabeth E. Cundall, Una L Clark. Doris c. Clark, Mary G. Driscoll l Arthur A. Fain, Roy Y Gavitt, Beatric | E. Hebb. Eva D. Hebb, Jessie Higgin | botham. Dorothy NJ Krebbs, Gladys V Leonard, Everett c. Lawton, Oscar Mur phey. Helen L. Murphy, Evelyn I. Owens | Mildred A.. PurtilI, Constance Rathbun Iva L Rood, Mildred C. Saunders Pauline F. Stahle, Julia N. Stahle. Els ther Sherman. Elizabeth Sherman. Jean cite Stillman, Augusta Stanton, Marjor
 Taylor. William F. Tuckerman, Doroth
 Wilcox. Charles F. Wilcox.
 Russian ballet and nature class: Eliza
 beth, Sherman, Ruth E. Scanlon. Julia. N
 Stahle, Mary G. Driscoll, Jeanette Still
 man. Doris q. Clark, Ruth E. Browr
 Beatrice E. Hebb.
 The aides were Robert NJ. Brock. How
 ard NJ Barber, Georfge o. Murphey, Ar
 thur N. Nash. Herbert P. Clark, Fargu
 har Smith, Harry o. Williams, Levi
 Stanton.
 The water pollution act was passed b
 the Rhode Island general assembly O
 Tuesday afternoon. and has been signe
 by the governor. The act. which provide 1 against the pollution of the waters of til
 state will be in effect September 1. Tn i, l dCC creates d DOdTu Ol O
 waters, clothed with power to govern an
 control any kind of pollution of the wa
 ters with the exception of those at New port and Jamestown, which are exclude from the provisions of the act. An, aI propriation of $10,000 is made for the CT forcements of the act
 Governor Beeckman has appointed g
 the members of the new board. Harol Merriam of Providence, Giles W. Estel
 brooks of Pawtucket and Thomas I Connolly of Warren.
 Senator Maurice W. Flynn of Westerl . by, unanimous consent introduced. an a to increase the salaries of the shellfis commissioners from $500 to $500 pi year. A bill presented early in the SCI
 sion for an increase to Sf.000 is held
 committee Referred to finance conami
 tee.
 An act to provide more adequare High
 ing of rooIning houses to diminish dang
 to life in case of fire was passed in u f house. The act requires all hotels. inn boarding and lodging houses of 12 roor e or more to maintain gas or electric lish , ready for use during hours of occupan, r but does not apply to those where the e is no gas or electric service.
 t An amendatory act was passed in t
 senate in concurrence with house acti