Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-10


 1 engineer for not complying with her 1 consistent and simple request" as she put it. must have caused 8 heating tinge ! In his ears until he reached his destina- 1 ton. All the engineer said to the wo I can to cause her to euss him, was: 1 Lady, ask the conductor; he's boss of | this train
 has 1ppointed these special policemen fo< duty at the fair of the Washington 1 County Agricultural Society, next week: l Thomas ". Pierce, Wiellforci; Joseph Hathaway, Slocun; Dudley T. Rodman Clifford Kenyon, Peace Dale; William J. Nichols, White Rock; Es.e N. q. Barber, l Rockville; Updike Mowty, AsilaBay Brown. Liberty; James N. T2ursee. Jr., ] Coulds
 The council voted to psoaib;c :le park l ing of automobiles ard other vehicles in the highway in frolt ef tho fair grounds
 ! Secretary of State Fred '. Parker :s sending letters to toFl eiAf1s. boards of acnFassers and registrars in Rhode Island, that he has received official mo- 1 tice of the ratification af ire nineteenth amendment. This aerion Of the secre- tary of state is voluntI's. as he thought it would b evil to sand fch notifie al ion, even if it vas not aSligs;o;T. 1 Howard Anes Coos. formerly of Westerly, and Miss Helen May Rider, daughter of Mir. and Ms. Arthur r. Ky der were married Tuesday at the home of the brides parents in HTtalhan, N. 1 H. They were attel led b.- Miss Edna i Stansfield, of Wore 55'er, aLd Raymond Coon, of Westerly. They will reside in Ballardville, Mass, and Tiu De at home l after December 1.
 Mrs. Julia Heyt was found dead on Thursday noon in her apartment on the second foor of the Peoples Mission where the elderly woman lived alone. Mrs. Hoyt was in apparent good health Gray viewed the remains and said the cause of death was probably heart dis ease. The electric light in the apart ment was noticed to be burning, and this led to the discovery Of Mrs. Hoyt's death.
 Mrs. Hoyt is survived by brother. : Calvin Lee, of Wequetequock, and two sisters, Mrs. John Loungbury. of North l Stonington. and Mrs, Burch, of New London.
 | At least three autonsbilists are ex- pected to respond to notice and appear in the Third district court today (Fri- day), and make answer to the charge of operating their automobiles in excess of the speed limit, specified by law. Wheth- CT Robert B. Gould of F'itchburg, Will appear in court, is in doubt. It was his just after he alighted from a trolley car ill Beach street. Tuesday after noon.
 Peter GriIs. .7. of Paweatack, arrest ed for sending in false fire alarm on Thursday night of last week, an officer says, flew the coop" If not found he will fail to appear for hearing i'll the Stonington town court, Saturday, and the bond of $1oo will be declared for feited.
 Local Laesnies. , The next term of the superior % nj l for Washington county will conrepe at : Kingston, Sept. 20. ) Professor James T. Nelsoa. who ha: spent the summer in Westerly fo= sev , eral years, will return Saturday t I Danbury and resume his work as m i structor in physical culture n schools o - that city
 .i A very large number of tae relative and friends of the late D.nnIs Lynci e of White Rock, attended tie funeral J 4 Thursday and the high mass of reuuieT r in the Church of the Innla cuate tor
 ception. Burial was Fl St Mi hael
 cemetery.
 sr The fair Of the AghAaaS Grange ws 1 a complete success. It vas ef the olC 1aSA!onSo N3f4e1y ana ie4tty HttItS' ls ing.
 3, Westerly witnesses VII testify ,oda u Friday) before the g-a7i jury a. Il a session Of the superior c9Irr, in No eF ~ich, ill the case of the state again 10 Mrs. Alvin s. Kenyon charged with Il a. murde rof Dr. Herbert Tetlow at Pay
 catuck.
 Watch Hill summer residents are q
 parting daily, yet, it is said. tweni
 families owning automobiles will rema
 lntl Sept. %.
 The month concert in the series ";
 given by the Westerly band on Wilcc jparl. Thursday evening.
 Marriage intentions have been filed
 Boston by Edith Af. Blake, 20 Of Yves
 eriy, and Louis J. Aronsky, 4, Bo
 ton policeman.
 James Alvin Pine, who left Wester
 ten years ago for Modesto, Col, is he
 renewing acousintanceships,
 Miss Agnes Donovan, formerly
 school teacher at White Rock, has gol
 to West Virginia, where sas expects
 prepare to become 2 nun.
 Thursday morning thieves entered |
 home Of Mrs. Ida Rathbun, at Wicllfo
 Junction, while Mrs. Ratheun was .shc
 ping and stole $40 and Q revolver,