Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-20

a liquor nuisance Town Solicitor Agard explained, that both men had been in
 dicted this week, on similar charges by the grand jurp of the superior court for Washington county The case was dis continued in the district court All cas- ] s on the civil docket were continued, ! Grand Scribe Right Excellent F. Ward ! DeKlyn, of the Grand chapter, Royal l Arch Masons, of Connecticut made his
 official inspection of Palmer chapter, on l Thursday night. an unusually large num- 1 Der being present He was assisted by Right Excellent Arthur N. Nash, grand king of the grand chapter. In behalf of l the chapter, the inspecting officers pre- l sented a past high priests jeyel to Ex- client Carl E. Burdick. Supper was served following inspection. Local LacOnies. ! Albert B. Sweet of Providence has been appointed special agent of the Rhode Island Society for the Prevention of 1 Cruelty to Animals. He fills the vacancy i left by the death of Frank Anthony.
 The superior court for Washington
 county convened at Kingston, this week will hold an adjourned session at West 1 erly. beginning Monday.
 Attorney A. T. L. Ledwidge has been assigned counsel for Charles Bailey, charged with killing his brother Edgar The case is on for trial Mon | day
 i Local marketmen state they are un- able to quote the retail price of Thanks giving turkey. It has been the custom
 to obtain the rH,e for Western birds and
 add from ten to fifteen cents pound for the native turkeys.
 | F7ocks of turkeys have been sold in [ with standing that the price to be paid will
 be ten cents more than is paid at whole i sale for the foreign birds.
 Thus early merctG nts along High street are planning to have changes made in the ordinance regarding vehicles 1 that will prevent parking for more than | fifteen minutes in front of their places of business
 Special traffic officers will seek to 1 have automohiisf passing through tns
 town to and from the football game at
 New Haven. respect the speed limit sec tion of the automobile law.
 A small boy left hts bicycle in front of la movie house and went to see the pie
 lures Thursday When he came out the bicycle was gone and he has not seen it
 since The theft was reported to the police officers of Pawcatuck and West i erly.
 Frank \. Ayers recently returned froE' Southern Pines. South Carolina. Since i his return he was winner of S1o0 in a 1 local fair and has purchased the Metiveer store. which was recently assigned for the benefit of creditors.
 Thomas Harvey of Susquenhanna Pa. telepho7e operator in the employ of the Psnnsylvania railroad is here on a vaca- ton at his former home. In the world war he served with the 314th Infantry, he9 9dquarters company.
 Mrs Durn. wife ot Admira' H. O. Dunn. of Wester.v. in command of the Boston Navy yard, gave her first at
 home in the rev residence in Beacon street Thursday afternoon. Miss Eleanor Opie niece of Ms Dunn, assisted In re- ceiving the guests.
 Miss Catherine Mclean Lendrim of
 Eden Park and John Williams Wright of Westerly were married Monday after noon in Grace church Providence They we-e attended hy Miss Miriam Franks of Marchrster, N. H.. and Irving R. Rowe
 of Westerly
 | The Avro a'rnlane of the Colonial Ar i Service. Ire. Wtster'v, with Lieutenant ; Paul R. Moore and Cash Miller aboard, ; .ita-ted from Lower. Pawcatuck Friday i Or Raleieh \. C., with the first stop at ] Mineo'a, l.. L
 ! The New England Granite works. has : the contract for granite in connection with tho construction of the big Biltmore | l otel in Providence
 | Rev Clayton A. Burdicl1 and Ira E. | Crandall have returned from Buffalo where they attended a meeting of repr. s'ntatives of the Seventh Day Baptist conference.
 Governor and Mrs. R. Livingston | BeeclSman have received invitation b, telegram to be ruests of the Republic O
 Mexico, at the inauguration of Alvarad'