Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-08

A two passenger air ship is at Watch Hill purely as business proposition ana the operator is taking in the long green ha,,d-oyer-hand His moderate charge Tor an air sail is sl minute, or Sl5 person for fifteen minutes, which means, Slzo an hour, fore every hour the ship IS in operation. There is very little delay in startirr as there are many persons, In | line awaiting their turn. The passengers first sign an agreement that absoives the operator of the machine frern any lia- l bility for any damage or injury, then 1 the legal tender is produced, and soon 1 the flying machine scars out over the l water for seven minutes, and then back for the starting point, always return l ing on exact schedule time.
 l There were many more ready to make | the trip and pay the price than could I be accommodated, Wednesday. The op- | orator says he will remain at Watch Hill l as long as the receipts amount to 5000 for a ten hour day, overtime not inelud- | cd.
 Tutor Harry N. Gregg, with the Me- Ifrane family at Watch Hill, who serv- ed two years and one-falf with the medi- cal corps of the English army in the l world war, was arrested at Watch Hill Wednesday, for operating an automobile without the required license. He was | Clerk M Walter Flynn of the Third Dis trict court and pleaded guilty to the charge At the request of Police Chief Brown the case was continued to the reg ular session of court Friday next. Gregg furnished bail of $2oo for appearance. l with William H. Andrews property own l CT at Watch Hill, as surety The arrest was made by Policeman Henry Chase.
 Experts in agriculture, farmers, mar ket gardeners and horticulturists from all parts of the state were at KingstSs, We'd l nesday, for an inspection of the agri- cultural experiment station at the Rhode Island State college. The purpose was to ascertain how the various interests concerned may be benefited by each oth. CT and by scientific experiment which the college is undertaking.
 The meeting was in the form of a field day test, and the entire equipment was inspected. pr. E. l. Hartwell, heat l of the experiment station, conducted tht ! tour Of inspection and gave an explan atcry lecture.
 Franklin D. Roosevelt, assistant secre tary of the navy. and democratic nom 1 inee for vice president, was a recent wis 1 itor in Westerly, when a witness befor, the naval board of inquiry, of which Ad n1iral Herbert 0. Dunn is chairman, in Vestigating the charges of the minister of Newport concerning the working of tn, vice crusade in that city MT Roosevelt was here tow days and met severa friends of Admiral Dunn.
 Frank A. Sherman, of the firm of R A. Sherman Cons company, stepped on nail when at the plant Wednesday noor The nail penetrated the shoe and was s firmly embedded that 1t was etracte with pliers. Immediately after the accl dent, MT. Sherman was taken by auto mobile to Watch Hill, where treatmen was administered by Dr. John Champlir The injury is very painful but is not cor sidered serious.
 The Westerly police department is dow to the minute in the matter of uniforms as well as efficiency, and endeavor made to keep in the van with police de partments of the larger cities Tn sorcaths on the police caps bearing th number of the cop have been discarde 1 and the shields of law and order sut stituted. Such insignia have been adopt ed by all modern police departments.
 Police Officer Fred Mitchell arreste Joseph Salameno in Grove avenue, Wed nesday afternoon. Salameno is accuse of assaulting Charles Main when i Canal street, Sunday night Main va rendered unconscious and after first al he was taken to the hospital in Ne
 
 erly Sanitary corps. The doctor hel was of opinion that Main sustained
 fracture of the skull.
 Before Clerk NJ. Waited Flynn of u Third District court. Salameno pleadt not guilty. The case was continued
 Friday and bail of $500 was furnished
 Judge George T. Brown is presiding . the July session of the superior court session at Kingston. These cases wei assigned to the September session: Ne Haven Iron and Steel company vs J. ' Westlake, tax collector of Kingston ". Bennett vs Joseph T. Murphy; Mo ris McClay vs Joseph Gerard
 The court denied the motion for ne trial or reduction of damages in the cal Miner. This case was tried in Wester of Stephen A. Weaver vs Harold and verdict of s2o0 was given plainti for damages in an automobile accide on the Shore road.
 The case of Fred s. opie against u Westerly Brass company was passed.
 There was combinations to the >Se teG Der session of the case of Thomas Clark vs Mary Hurtada for petition