Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-22

Brown complainant, vs. Pasquale Leon cite, charged with making threats and intimidationss the defendant pleeaded nolo to each count. Continued to Friday (to- day) for sentence
 Mabel Gardiner pleaded nolo to the complaint brought by state, John R. Wil- cox, charging her with being lewd and wanton person, and sentence was deferred upon payment of costs.
 In the case of state vs certain game cooks of John Germma. the court ordered the birds forfeited and destroyed Germ ma pleaded nolo to the complaint brought by the state, James N. Smith, charging him with keeping gamec0cks for fighting purposes. Sentence was deferred upon payment of costs.
 In the case of state. James N. Smith complainant vs Harry Gavitt, charged with keeping game cocks for fighting purposes, the defendant pleaded noio and sentence was suspended upon pay ment of costs. A plea of not guilty was entered by the defendant in the case of state ps George F. Cole. charged with having carnal knowledge. The bond was fixed at $S.o00 with Theodore M. Rey- holds as surety.
 Wednesday afternoon Mrs. George B. Utter and Mrs. Howard Barber poured tea at a party given st Winnapaug Golf club at Watch Hill
 The election of officers and board of managers at the annual meeting, We'd nesday, of the Seventh Day Baptist Mis- sionary society at Pawcatuck church, re-
 suited as follows: President, Clayton A. Burdick, Westerly; correspondlng
 secretary, William Hlrdick; recording secretary, George B. Utter, Westerly l;
 treasurer, Samuel H. Davis, Westerly board of managers, Ira B. Crandall, Clayton A. Burdick, Charles H Stanton, George B. Utter, John Austin, Harlan F.
 flakes, Edwin Whitford, La Verne Lang
 worthy, James A. Saunders, Mrs. A. H.
 Langworthy. Allen C. Whitford, Miss
 Amelia Potter and Edgar P. Maxson of
 Westerly; Frank Hill. Mrs Charles Clark, Robert L. Coon, William Burdiek
 and Ava Davis of Ashaway; Ava Bond
 and George B. Shaw of Salem, W. Va Edwin Shaw. Henry N. Jordan and D
 N. sayles of Milton, Wis. Arthur p Main and William c. Whitford, of Al.
 pan of Battle Creek, Michigan; Alber; S. Babcock and Paul s. Burdick, Rock,
 vile; Waiter Kenyon, Hopkinton, Mrs
 Anne Waite, Bradford, Herbert Swinney
 Mantle, Conn Theodore, Gardner PlaipAeld, N. J.; Theodore J. Van Horn Verona, N. r.; Irving Crandal, Leon
 ardsvills. N Y.; Walton Ingraham Fort Wayne, Ind; Herbert Van Horn Dodge Center Minn.; O. E. Larlzin, Oal
 Park, H.; James Jeffery. Nortonville 3 Kan; D. M. Andrew, Boulder, Colo.
 Rolo J. Severance, Gentry, Ark: M G
 stillman, Lost Creek, W Va; B. E Crandall, Berkley, Cal; Rosa Palmbors I Shanghai. China.
 : Construction of the new wharf an
 foundation for the new yacht clu . house at Watch Hill will soon be unde 9 way, the contract having been let to tn t T. A. Scott company of New Lonlor [ Weather permitting, 1t is expected ths y 1t will be finished by winter. Tn s wharf will be located about 200 feet wei t of the Watch Hill dock in the ba. t Plans are being made for the new clu g house and an architect from New Tor S will complete them in about 30 days e Miss Ruth Wilcox Is employed at th l. town clerks office.
 ), Miss Doris Datson, is attending Rhod s Island state college.
 . William Segar, Mir. and Mrs. Waltt n Price, Henry segar and Dr. A. H. Spice Il attended Springfield fair.
 7. Mrs John J. Dunn and daught, It Helena are visiting in New York. 7, Mrs. Blanche Bentley is visiting
 Albany, N. Y.
 D Raymond Vars and John De Fran IS are motoring through Canada. IS Miss Sylvia Lamphear is visiting g. Troy, N. Y.
 Martin McGrath and Harry Trefes a 1e on motor trip to the White Mountains nt ARichard J. Butler, R, J. Butler. J
 Charles J. Butler and William Mitchi r. motored to Springfield Thursday. It, Wilfred Earle left Thursday for I t, home in Hopedale, Mass.. where he " D. attend school