Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-19

ton of John A. Brandef to dissolve the Nlnigret Fills. Ready. Michael Terraro-
 va. vs. Harry Read. Assisned to Vest
 erly. J. B. Pope vs. J. S. Doane. Ac-
 ton of trespass and ejectrhent. Motions
 pending. Fannie F. Gr6ut vs. Arthur Thomas. Passed
 Motion calendar: Anthony Tufissiv vs. | c: P. Toscato. Passed. s. ". Mathew
 son vs Thomas c. Mathewson, Off cal-
 endar. The Federal Finance Corporation
 vs. Underwoods Garage Passed tefnpor-
 atily. Della LaFontaine vs. Hans Ue Ganflet. alias. Westerly. Tn reassignnnent of Conrad Schultz. Ready for hearing.
 Jessie H. e. Ferguson, appellant vs. Samuel H. Davis, exception Ready. c. P.
 Eecleston vs. Ankelo DotoIo ct al Vest
 eriy for trial. W. D. Mccarthy, ct al. ys,
 George s6uthEick. Assigned for trial at Kingston this week. Myr6n Plympten ys. J. Dsvere Barber. westerly. Enoeh D. Jsf7ie vs. Arcadia Print Works. Wester- ly. Horace P. Bufdiclk, collector ,vs Julia w.. Anderson. Passed. Charles H. Hold redge vs. Frank w Coy Westerly. ,Eii1- abeth Hoxie ys. Almond E. Hoxie. west
 eriy.. Aviee B5rda vs Wsncesiav Berda. Ready. Decres ready to present. Charles 4. weaver vs. Harold D. Miiner west ef,y. Etta .estman vs. Molly siiversteia. Foot caisndar
 The Efahd jury fstafHed thfss ln- dictfnehts, two of which were secret John Doberts of Philadelphia, Pa; Will- jam Redden of New York and David Compton of Boston charged with break. ] ing and entering and larceny of food Yaliied at s3l from the home of Arnasa Johnson at Boston Neck, Narragansett
 Plef, On March 6, wefe indicted and tips
 eH AFraignment were each sentenced to IS months. A , Two young men who were held as par- ties to the fact in connection with a break at Wickferd were discharged; the
 grand jury not finding an indictment against them.
 A capiss was ordered to bring Charles Bailey into court "Wednesday to receive sentence Bailey had been found guilty of fiiansiaughter in e6nnecti6h with \ the death of his brother; Edgar A. Bailey. The case 5f state. Thomas B. Brown, complainant; vs. John Whitf6fd charged with being a iewd and wahton .pefsen, win Be heard "Wednesday. This Is an appeal case from the third district court Two cases have Been assigned f6r l trial when the court e5fhes to Westerly, i Where 8 niifi1ber of eases are assigned.
 1seai Laconics.
 fr. 4. '. Phelps of lower Pawea- tuck will. De the speaker at the weekly l round tAb,e luncheon at the Colonial club this (Tdesday) evening
 William Miner has presented the West efly Historical society an old hand made steel haichet, supposed to have been the ! personal frepefty cf Thomas Stanton, the 1 indian interpreter.
 Rear Admiral H. 6. Dunn and Mrs Dunn and Miss opie visited their summer | home er the Post road Monday. | Mrs. Elizabeth Martin has returned to her home in Astoria. L. L. after visiting Westerly relatives.
 The westerly High School baseball team viii play Wheeler High School oi
 North st6nihgt5n, ia Westerly this Clues. day) afternoon.
 Miss Agnes A. Hare of 1e Lincoln i avenue was sfven party by friends ! April 18th it being her 77th birthday l MISS Maule .PFice of Brockton, Mass. | IS visiting Westerly friends.
 l Rev. LaIrsnee J. Kelledy left Mon ! day for San FrahGisco, from which pori he viii sail for his new station in Aus
 Timothy F. Sullivan of Liberty streei l left Sunday for Du Bois, Pa, in the in.
 teFest of the Atwood Machine company 1 of EtonihGt6f. :.