Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-02
WESTERLY


 the weekend in Boston.
 Mir. and Mrs. I'd. Connols and fam fly are visiting Mrs. Connors mother, Mrs Kelly. on Asylum street, Norwich
 MT, Connors is manager of Barbour, store here and the past four days has been with his family at Mr. Barbour's cottage at BriEhtman's pond He is en- toying weeks vacation
 MT and Mrs. Edmund j. Bailey and daughter and Mir Railey's mother. all of New London. are spending week at the Lowe cottage at ouonochontaug beach. Mrs. D. B. Hart is spending two
 weeks at Dover. N H.
 | Wilfred Blsskbuln of Potter Hill, l who has been seriously i'll. is recover ing.
 John H. Coleman. Q, Westerly is visit
 ing relatives in Rrocktcn Mass. Miss Ethel Wilson of Westerly. who i6
 enjoying vacation in the mountains
 spent Friday in Portland, Me Joseph L. Lenihan. a delegate to rep l resent the state at tue national conven- ton of the Elks at Chicago, left Friday morning on the special car. which car 1 ried the New England deputies from here, While there they will be enter tained at the Congress Hotel
 The fuel question worries both West erly and Stonington. While in Westerly l a small amount Of coal can be obtained 1 Stonington dealers have practically no coal at all. for anyone. Wood is scarce
 and is selling from s14 cord upward l Il is hard 10 procure good seasoned wood at that.
 l Several dog owners were before the i Third district court shere Friday morn ing, Judge Oliver H.. WillRsns presiG- ing. They were presented on complaint of Special Constable Russell L.. Slocu m lcharging them with keeping and harbor- ing dogs not registered and licensed. 4
 De Pietro. A. Materese. Frank Murano
 John Wucik Rose Glorio. Tony Falcone
 and Frank Falcone pleaded guilty and
 each was fined SID and costs amounting
 to S12. Peter Confone and Santo D. [ Barteio did not appear and their wive. : were present to answer to the com , plaints
 The complaint against Joseph Genca l rello was dismissed Town Soicito, : John Ferguson Jr. stated to the cour
 that several bills had come to the tow [ council for damage done by dogs and h 5 was instructed to see that the law per tajnini. to registering and licensing dog [ be enforced
 Michael 4. Prizito was presented ol
 complaint. charging him with recklee I EOS I road on the evening of AEri1 2T. He en | tered plea of not guilty and tht cas < was continued one week. Bond wa : placed at $500 Prizito was the driver c
 the car which was in 2 collision wit f a machine owned by August Larson an ' driven by his son.
 : Violet sherman of BarberviIls arrest e ed three weeks ago by Deputy Sb41 : Fred T. Mitchell. having been in wash ;, ington county jail since then, was ser
 teneed to the Exeter school for feeBi | minded persons. Two writs were enter d ed. Edward J. Burdiek vs Clayton I V York, an action of trespass on the cas . of negligence. and Margaret Burdiek !,
 lAlmeda Vivian, case of book aceoun l. Mrs. Jdiia Crandau, a forner res r- dent of Westerly. who disd in Hartf5r IS Tuesday, was the daughter of Mr. an -e Mrs. John Shea and was born in Lev le iston. Me.
 l. Maurice ". Flynn of Westerly
 Abraham P. Datsons opponent for u ,e republican nomination for senator, bot II linen reside in Westerly. le At the annual business meeting of il Il Girl Scouts Wednesday at the Weste rs ly Red Cross rooms election of office h resulted as follows:t Executive co1nmi IS tee commissioner, Mrs. Harvey c. Pc m ry; deputy, Mrs. Frank Sherman; vi Y deputy. Mrs c. Mcconnell treasure t. Mrs. Clifford Campbell; secretary, Mi n Arthur Trotman. Mrs. John Champli te Mrs. Harry Miner. council, Mrs Edg at P. Maxson, Mrs Louis Solomon. Mi
 Thomas Nichols, Mrs Charles Butle ii- Mrs. Arthur Perry, Miss Daisy Kenyo g Mrs. Lewis Stanton, Mrs Harry Agar st Miss atherine Foster. Mrs. H. A. Du ss hing, Mrs. George Stillman. Miss Mai m zangrandi, Mrs Michael Scanion. as George E, Broughton has retired fro la business and sold his stock and fxtur IT. at public auction Thursday. He h a n been in the business for "A years, n Icated at the same stand. ra Mrs George Palmer has returned Y Potter Hill after spending some time m Worcester, Mass.
 CT David Hart has returned from o oI tario, Canada