Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-07

R. Fiorini of Newburg. N. T., and Mrs: Caroline Bricca of New York
 Exanination ef the witnesses in re- buttaI. at the trial of the. case of Myron Plvnpton vs pr. J. De We're Barber which is being tried before Judge George Brown at the current session Of the su- nerior court for Washington county, oe- ciinied more time than was expected Fri day and the pleas will now be made Monday.
 Dr. John Chsrnpiin. the last Westerly physician to take the stand, was cross examined a short time by Attorney Pet tine at the opening of Fridays session. He was followed by Mrs. j.. D. Barber, | the last witnesses in rebuttal were heard 1 the first one being pr. James Haberlin or 1 Providence who endeavored to refute
 good deal of the testimony given on the l stand by local physicians.
 1 Following the noon recess George H | Plympton of Providence took the stand,
 and he also sought to refute certain
 statements made on the stand by pr. 1 M. II. Scanlon.
 l C. Leo Higgins. proprietor of the Rhode
 Island Drug company, was called to
 identify medicine and pills which pr. Barber is alleged to have prescribed for
 Mrs. Plynpton.
 In an endeavor to prove that the pills l introduced at court, were the ones that the doctor had prescribed the following
 witnesses were called in rapid succession. Miss Elva Plynrpton, Attorney Clarence | Roche, Prof. Frank Strickland Dr. J. D. Barber Miss Susie Leshler, R. N, and
 Myron Plympton. It was was finally de- Icided that the pills were the ones in
 question and upon being recalled to the
 stanA Prof Strickland testified that
 after an analysis he thought that they
 might be used for almost any malady,
 due to the properties that he found in
 them.
 Myron PlyTnpton was again called back
 in an effort to refute certain allegations
 made on the stand by Dr. M H. Scanlon. 1 After short examinatio the court ses- sion was declared at a close by the judge He announced that due to the fact that this session had already exceeded the al lotted time it would be necessary to start Mondays session at 9.45, and said that it would continue all day Monday until the case was given to the jury. , supt ". Leste O'Brien of the Shor,
 Line Street Railway company announced
 Friday that a new car schedule will gt
 into effect on the Watch Hill line Sunday
 provided the weather Is favorable. Tht 2SS p. m and 5.23 p. m. trips from tn, v station to River Bend cemetery will bt :, snnulled for the day and elstead ' hourly service from Westerly and Watci .. Hill and return will be run from Hop m
 to 4.45 D. m inclusive.
 The following schedule has been an }, nounced for the Ashaway line: y Leave Westerly for Ashaway: e07 g e m. s.45 a. m, 745 a. m., S.45 a. m. r Leave Ashaway for Westerly s.26 a e rn., s.04 a. m. s.o4 a. m. 5 Announcement is made of the marriar s at St. James church Madison avenu 9 and 1S6th street New York city by Rev 6 George L. Knuckells Tuesday May thirc ', of Miss Marsery Elizabeth Arnold, c a Staunton, Virginia, daughter of E. C
 Arnold, of Lyndhurst, Virginia, and Ed
 mund Clarence Stedman, of New Tor '- city, Mir Stedman is the son of Mir. an Il Mrs Joe Stedman of Westerly, and mem 1T Der of the firm of J. and E. c. Stedma,
 of the Stedman Press He is a veteran ( 9 the World war. having served in tn -s Lightning division of the American Expc is ditionary forces
 LaconIcs
 " The report submitted for April by Mis is Olive Webb, at the meeting of the West .. erly Red Cross Thursday afternoon, show iS ed that 115 local families were aide .e during the month
 is The Westerly Boy Scouts will benet ,t by the recent bequest of three-quarters (
 million dollars to. the Boy Scouts ( III Rhode sland by George Bucklin of Pro, ,d idence.
 of number of of Westerly baseball far $ are planning to witness the openin
 games between Shamrock and Hope Va a. ley today (Saturdsy) and Sunday. of The spring vacation period of tf I. Westerly school ended Friday and schoe Ia will open Monday morning.
 The storm of Thursday night, whippt nj up a terrific surf at the local beache !. and a number of automobile parties visi TX ed the resorts Friday to view the mou "a tainous waves.
 of Harold T. Kendall has returned W Westerly after visiting a few days of his home in Birmingham, Mass h. Clarence Gibbon, aged Is, of Weauet rs quock who disappeared from his hor
 last Thursday, was located in Bostt - Thursday, and his relatives have been T
 tified that he will be sent home as soon
 his caTfa re Is forwarded