Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-30

]. AT tie session Of the Third district
court Friday morning, Judge Oliver H.
Williams presiding. four more automobile
drivers were nned for infraction of the
trafic. laws.
Albert Hall was charged with reckless
driving on Canal street on July %. He
was found guilty and fned $50 and costs.
Gerald B. TNwnsend of Montclair, N.
J.. Who was charged with exceeding the
speed limit on the Watch Hill road July
"A. pleaded guilty and was fined $40 and
costs.
Joeeph I.atondress was also charged
with exceeding the speed limit the
Watch Hill road and was hned $2S and
costs.
Leonard Sykes Of Pontiac, charged
with passing = trolley car in front Of the
York residence on the Watch Hill road
while the car was stopped to take on and
let OF passengers. also pleaded guilty.
and was fined Ss5 and costs.
The case of George Lopriore VS.. e. M.
Tillinghast was dismissed, and in the
case of George Lopriore VS.. Elizabeth
rillmKhast Judgment was rendered for
the plaintiff in the sum Of s51 and costs
The case of Dominic Lombardo VS. E. ID.
Tillinghast was also dismissed, and Jud g
ment to recover $3.50 was given the
plaintiff in the case of Dominic Lomoar"
eases grew out of an automobile accident
on Elm street in August, 1918. They
we're tried two weeks ago, and the court
reserved decision.
Al j. Twomey. delegate from Westerly
lodge. No. SO, 8. z. o. E. to the ma
rionsl Elks convention in Los Angeles,
has returned Together with other New
England delegates, MIR. Twomey reports
AN excellent time at the conyntion and
an njoyable trip through practically ev-
FRY western state, the return being made
through Canada.
Burglar, broke into the home of
George Dawson, president of the Federal
FeIting company, at IS Highland avenue,
some time Thursday night or Friday
morning, but were evidently scared away
before securing articles of much value
The bureau drawers and the closets OF
the various rooms were ransacked, and
silverware, iewelry, linen and wearing
APPAREL were piled Up on the floor. ready
10 be carried away The break was
found Friday morning by Miss Evelyn
DAWSON. who came UP to Westerly from
Pleasant View, where the Davisons have
cottage and went to the home. A
broken window showed her that someone
mad forced an entrance, and she imme-
-iiately called the police Officer Michae
curtin responding. He made thorough
search of the premises.
Arrangements have been practically
completed for the Red Sox-k. of c. game
IN White Rock and a final telegram re
ceived from the Boston management Fri
day morning gave the best of assurance
that the following regulars would be OF
hand for the game: Walters, Neitzke
Kzrr. Pittinger Menoski, Pratt, Witt
McInnis. Wick. Chaplin, Deibold and Col
-ins Scott will not be with the team, a!
his contract exempts him from taking
part in exhibition contests. The Red So'
will arrive in Westerly on the 11.4'
train Sunday morning.
The ksceys have been considerably
strengthened for this contest and viii
-obsbly line up as follows kellers c
-Tunney p. Dowd 1b Gadro 2b, GaGnor
X Come rford 3b. with the outfield to b.
chosen from the following: Mooney, Bar
ser. Rhosdes. Mellow and Crowley
lanes Graham OF Providence will holc
the indicator.
William A. McKone and Miss Freda NJ
wilhelm, both of Mystic, who were mar