Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-10

the real condition became known, and Gregg was arrested.
 The case against Joseph Salameno, charged with assaulting Charles Main, was continued to Friday next as the principal witness for the state Main, was unable to be in court The bono of 5000 was continued.
 John Heroux has deserted again from sthe navy, from the submarine base on: the Thames. Heroux is resident of Westerly, and about a month ago the 1o- cal police received naval circular stat ing that Heroux wasR a deserter, and that reward of $50 would be paid for his return to thes submarine base. He was picked up by Police Sergeant Ferguson, taken to the base in an automobile, at an expense of SIP, and delivered to the proper official. That reward has not been paid,
 Another notice was received by the police Saturday setting forth the in formation that Heroux had deserted again and reward of $50 is offered for lookout for HeroHx. If he is apprefend- ed the naval base will be notified to send and get him, as there is no desire to risk SIP loss in the second cap ture. .
 This Heroux is the same chap who caused the arrest of two sailors at ths railway station, alleging that they had assaulted him with dangerous weapon, knife in the hope of discriminating the plaint was abandoned. It developed that Heroux had sIasfled his own coat with knofe in the. hoTe of discriminating the sailors of whom he was jealous because of attendance given his lady love.
 More than a year ago HerouX had trouble on Canal street with Frank Ju- liana and was shot through his cap. the bullet causing a. slight furrow across the top of the head. JuIiana was arrested, held for trial in the superior court, and attempt to kill In the meantime, He- roux had enlisted in the navy9 could not be located, and the trial of the case was continued. A E
 The Westerly Board Of-1Trade. with proper effort and carefully selected com mittee, could before the summer ends, make possible 9 much needed hospital car for the town. according to a state ment made Friday by a man of. prom thence. He does not desire to take the initiative and he contends it is within the province of the local ssemi-official organ ization, that can do things for the town that are not within the jurisdiction of the Westerly town council
 A suggestion is made that summer res- idents of Watch Hill. property owners there. and interested in the general vel fare and advancement of the town,. would substantial support, if the project were properly. submitted to them. The sug- gestor believes that ten men could be found at Watch Hill who would cooper ate with residents of Westerly village, in building and financing a Hospital Westerly has a nucleus in the bequest or Mrs. William Hoxsey, but it's only growth is the interest on the deposit, and cannot be utilized until sum amount ing to s10o,OO0 can be raised. ; There is lots of talk in Westerly in the winter tine relative to the construction of a hospital and means for maintenance, but thefe is no action The suggestion Is that the time for action is in the good old summer time. while the Watch Hill season is on. Now.
 Since the completion of the new rail- road station, the transfer of mails is made by the post office department and under contract to some local man. At present Norman F. Tuckerman has the contract at $500 a year. It is losing proposition at the price las two-thirds of the contract sum is paid the driver, and the balance is not sufficient 10 meet the automobile truck expenses, which include the cost of the truck, depreciation and maintenance There has been large increase in the volume of postal transfer business since the time MT. Welch did the transfer work, in exchange for the exclusive passenger and baggage busi- ness at the station, .s,f,,e ,5 .oa1s.,,
 MT. Tuckerman realized he had made a mistake. after he had operated under the contract two weeks, and he then gave the required forty-fve days notice