Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-06
WESTERLY

Six eases came before Judge Edward M. Burke in thA probate court Tuesday afternoon, and the following dispositions were made:
 Estate of William c. Conway First account Continued to July 1s.
 Estate of Charles H. Webster. PetA- tion for the appointment of an Rdninis- trater. Continued to July 1s.
 Estate of Henry T. Bugbee. First and final account allowed and ordered re- corded
 Estate of Walter J. Bennett, General release. Received and ordered Fcordd.
 Estate of Columbus J. zerbsfini, Af- fdsvit of nc estate received and ordered recorded.
 Estate of Mary | B. Russell. Peti- tion for filing and recording foreign will granted.
 The duly meeting ss the Westerly town council will be held in the council chambers iH the town hall this (Wednes- dayl morning.
 Arthur Carrier and Otto II. Wolff, of Arctic, w,ha. were arrested Sunday night in White Rock by the Westerly police fer alleged iAfFaetieAs of the prohibition law were taken to Providence Tuesday by federal agents, and will remain iR the 1 Providence county jail until 8 hearing | is given their case by the federal court, 1 It Is alleged that they were selling naaen- shine whiskey to the denizens of White 1 Rock when aPRrehended.
 i Matiaa fer new tEisI h the ease of MFFen PlympteH vs nr. J. DeVeFe Bsreer vas denied by Judge George T. Brown. at Kingston Tuesday. The case arose fFayn alleged neglect on the part of the doctor in attending the plaintiff 1 wife following ehjidbirth. Damages were placed at 15,00e. The case was tried l In Westerly before the superior court fol Washington county. during April and May of the present year and lasted eyel a period of three weeks, the jury return ing verdict for the defendant. The pleas for a new trial were made Tuesday by Attorney Clarence F, Roche for tht plaintiff, and was answered by Judgl
 Herbert ", Rathbun for the defendant,
 A large crowd of ehiiaFsa attended 9. the opening day of the Riverside play ground Tuesday. The ground will be ep eHed daily throughout the summer, iron
 $50 a. nj. until 12 noon, and from {, 5,ae p. m, also Monday and Wednesda.
 eventngH fFeu ' to g. The Usual at
 fractions for the children are present
 and schedule of baseball games fa
 the boys will soon be arranged. Tn
 recreation work win be in charge of H I
 Lowe and Mss uth Davis.
 Mrs. 9aeM Hanky, summer resfden
 at Watch Hill received 2 severe injury t
 her leg Monday afternoon when she wa struck by an automobile truck driven b
 James Gofene of BFadfeed It is sal
 that Mrs, Hanky stepped from the side walk near the Ocean House without frs
 looking to see if any machines were ap preaching ,aAa that she was knocked [ ' the ground by Cofnneis truck. altheag , the ear vas proceeding very slowly. Sh was taken to the Lawrence Memorial hes pital in New London. and her eonditio ; was reported as favorable Tuesday. While passing the house at IF Beae P street, occupied by Hugh Smith an 2 family the crew of Shore Line trolle ' car disceyeEed g blaze on the roof the stFuctuEe, at about s.s9 Monda e night. They gave the alarm to the res dents who were seated en the back v, |, Eanda, unaware of the fire that WI . threatening the structure: 4 ladder ar . a few pails of water were quick 4 brought and the flames were extinguisht 2 before they got much heaAvay. It 2 thought that the fire was started whe < some fireworks were thrown against u
 building by Passersby.
 l. Phlneas Munscll andaI of SprinxheI # Mass. and Miss Anne Hoxsie of Canol j. chet were married Saturday afternoon