Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-19
WESTERLY

The oflee of the town clerk in the town han is busy this month. fire taxes and dog taxes being due. Clerks are on duty from a. m. to g D. m. daily; with the exception of Sunday, to receive the assessmentA. The collection of fire tax 6 began last Friday and VIII continue throughout the nsenth, and after April 90 d fine ef 1e per cent. will be imposed. Dog taxes are also due before the first of May, and after April 30 a fine of S1 will be assessed on all delinquents. KeqnieiH mass fot AHEsls TsrfaaSisa, who died at his home on TS Oak street Friday night was celebrated Monday morning at the Church of the 1nnnaealste Conception by Rev. Henry Brufo. Burial vas in st., Sebastian cemetery.
 The Sfaelais sf the New Yfsteh Tsss Have n6tifed Frank IL Coy; chaifnnan of the traffic c6fnmittee 6f the westerly i. B5ard of Trade. that the following stop at westerly Will E6 intS sffeet Sun Jay; April z4tfi:
 Eastbouna, the train ne# leaving at e.s9 a. nj Will Be Discontinued ana to take its place No. will leave at 7.16 or SIS, daylight saving lime.
 Going east, the trains leavihsA at e:et and s.s4 are to be consolidated And will leave Sunday and thereafter At 6:f5 standard time or T.15 daylight saving time. The train to Bradford that nov ieaves at s.1b wifi Be discontinued.
 This reduction 6f Service. N $ pointed sat, Is in the lifs to curtail the f0ad's expenses as r1iticli as possible; and It is expected that local patrons will not be Greatly ihe0nFehienced as no express trains have been cfianEed or taken of: Ae special service was 1Isids Sunday afternoon at the ,Paweatiiek ,Cohgregaf tional church to cofnmenlorats the anni- versary of the appearance of Martin Htl- ther before the Dict of Yoff1is 400 years ago. Rev. Fred A. Mcponald, the pastor gave a brief account of buther's life, and told of the effect his works, had on the entire world. The service was made ir1- pressive by the singing of old Lithefan hymns.
 An kmerican banner was presented the African Advent cfufeh, on Pleasant street, Sunday Afternoon bg representa lives of Budlong post. G. A. R., and Budlong ". R: c. The Stars and Stripes were presented By the president, Miss Etrel Underwood, and were accept ed in behalf of the congregation By Mrs. Fairweather.
 The senior class of Westerly HikR School will present 'Srhe Maid ana the Middy," this week. h past years the ssniora have always presented q play Q put this is Ire first tine In several years flat musical eohned. has Been attempted Ire director. Mf vaient iie says tfat tfe music IS good and catchy, ana that the bdpils do admirably in Doth solo giid ehetus w6rk.
 Miss 6iits Hssih and ffatotd sfiiii. gan are to Five costume fecital entitled Three Centnries~in American S6ng,o tih. def the auspices of the westerly Aitndiat of wellesley. wro are raising fnoney tt aslp swell the efd5wfnefit fund of theii - alma mater Miss Nevif Is a soprano ef note, and, preceding rer selections, Adr afilligan vii give bfigf accounts of fid. sieal deteI5pment in the country Ire Anrii session 6f Ire superior courl - for Washington county opened at the courthouse in West Kingston, Mondas morning. Judge George T. Brown rresid ed and Assistant Attorney General Ghas sisson reprtsenting Ire state in criminal matters, assisted b- TTird Assistant At. torney General Makepiece. appearing ii The Washington county court for the firsi lime
 The grand suroes were esfisd and sx. sriiined as follows: joseph F. Bfayton, Frank Cook. South Kingston George x. Cook; James D. wilson, stephen l. Straight. Edwin ord; North KinEsten Angelo sJs<9apRaeeis, IJReKAas 'BrosHfset James H. HodgsSn,s Walter +g. HiSsex. Fdsene F; FAisht westerly ' Wehdei Philips. R:ehfi5hdj Frank H. Biiven Fhaflestown; Willis W. Cray, Dat6n I EdwaIds. s5pkintdsn. George A. Bey: nSlds. Exeter !; waiter H. e.. Alisn9 JF. . r1e asf westerly vas made foreman of tht jury. Paul Richeli4u and samuel E Uhafnplin of South Kingston were ea ctised from sgfving. Walter Alien, Jf. who Is now serving on the federal grant Jury, was also excused.
 After the fetireneeit of the grand safs to consider five or six cases the eoiir proceeded to dispost 6f the asslgnFaen a6cl1et and motion calendar as folloEs
 Actions at law: Pasnuale Du Saive vs Louis Petras. Passed. westerly Att Supply Co. Nvs. Decofoso F'arifia, alias Assigned to westerly. ouis Gales vs. De seriso F'afina. alias Assigned to westerly Durell Gregory g Co., Inc, sys. Debert ] Dlsop. Passed. E. DeF. Wilkinson co vs. Arcadia Print Works. Passed. Mi shael Terranova .ys. Harry Reid Assign v d to westerly Margaret Burdick. ct a ve.. George N. Crandsll. Settled b Agreement. Herbert, c. Bladkiock vs Andrew H. Hali. alias AssiEned to West Eiy. George H. Hall, alias. Assigned t Westerly.
 Bills and petitions in equity: Henry :. Browne, ct al vs Charles c Reynoidi kt al Continued. Fannie F.. Gfout Y; Arthur Thomas, alias Passed.
 Miscellaneous petitions: Three case y I. W Biship Co. vs. Yawgo Mill ' Placed at the foot of the calendar Pet