Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-01

The New. York, New Haven and Hart ford Railroad Co.,, is bringing suit against Mrs. Rose whose property on West Broad street adjoins the railroad property Seavey's market occupies the main floor of the building The proper tx~.of H. A. stahe adjoiiis this. The suit pending is for property rights and the case as scheduled to, come up in the superior court at Norwich the first week ill November. This is the same case which was on docket several years age with Louis Celia and others defendants
 Now comes the announcement from J. B. Totten, for the Tristan Pictures cor poration that Miss Esther Read of Brad ford is the winner. Westerly people will look forward to seeing Miss Read ap- pear ill a picture. Applicants who were called were obliged to place s1O down, before picture would be made and q tryout given, after ealing at the studio at Pendleton Hill. This is the first heard from them since the summer contest.
 This (Tuesday) evening Narragansett Council, K. of C., will hold installation and at the close of the business session a social and smoker will be enjoyed.
 Capt. Perry, of the state headquarters of Providence will be present at the Westerly Girl Scouts meeting Thursday afternoon. Capt. Perry will inspect the local troop.
 Mrs. c. Zerbarin, who has been in New Jersey with her son and daughter will sDerd the winter with Her daugh- ter, Mrs. Harold I. Brown at College Point, L. I.
 Ebert Russen, Ph. D.. gave an ad- ! dress on the question, Can Disarmament Succeed? in the high school hall. Prof Russell spoke most enthusiastically on i the subject to the large and appreciativt audience. This CTuesday) evening Prof Russell Will speak on Arrnkstice DSy at Carnegie Hall, New York.
 l Otis Chapman Brown; a former resi- dent of Westerly. died Saturday at hi: 1 home in Auburn, F. I. Mir. Brown hat been ill for Q long time, He was. borr in Westerly Dec. 10, 1888, the son O Otis c. and Sarah E. Brown. He re ceived his education here and learned his trade as carpenter with the H.. T Kenyon Co.,, later going into bushes: for himself. His wife survives him, a so his mother, Mrs. Sarah E. Brown O Apponaug. 8 brother, Thomas Winfret Brown of Matunch and three sisters Mrs. Irene ctNf lins of Westerly. Mrs. Ro, Ellsworth of Apponaug and Mrs. Elliot F. Thorpe of Camp Devens Mass.
 Monday morning about 9 o'clock tn death of Mrs. Jennie Holiday, wife O Thomas Lord, occurred at her late home 51 Moss street. Death followed child birth, her infant dying also. She wa the daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Patric flo liday of Quarry Hill.
 The town council has granted the Eft company permit to play football on Sun days during the remainder of the sea son.
 The trap rock and small chip stone, which have heen placed bfween tht
 trolley tracks up High street, is causin
 trouble. On Monday morning while au
 tomobile drivers throw. out the stones b
 crossing the tracks, flying stones wer forced across the road and sidewali
 striking with such force as to break si
 plate glass windows, large holes ha9fil
 perforated the glass and in many place have made spider-web cracks an breaks as large as a hens egg, whil others are the size of a 25c piece. I'll
 stones have been damaging the win