Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-27

bert Perry of Shamrock and Charles Cav enover were arrested by Officer Michael Curtain and Officer Fred Mitchell took Bertram Earl to the station where they were brought before Judge Oliver Williams of the Third district court Sunday seven- ing. All pleaded guilty and were lined.
 The s4sth Field Artillery company which is hiking from Providence to Charleston had trouble early Monday morning when horses numbering 100. The thunder and lightning caused havoc among them and when a bolt of lightning struck a tree on the camp lot the horses stampeded and were soon on the run to- ward Westerly One handsome animal ran into the Paige sedan otned and driv- en by Joseph Pickering on Granite street Westerly Monday and broke his should CT. The beautiful animal had to he kill ed. Dr. T. E. Robinson shot the animal. About IA were picked up at different places on the road and up to noon Mon day the men were out on the Shore, Post Bradford and Watch Hill roads looking up their lost horses. Twenty of the an imals were found Monday afternoon about o'clock and the men went back with these. The trouble started about s.SO when the storm was raging Monday morning. The Paige car was injured, but MT. Pickering escaped with a shaking up.
 On Friday between Groton and Wester- ly there were 24 state police pa trolling the state highway and many ati- toists were stopped by them and repri- manded for abusing the motor vehicle laws.
 Miss Helen Papalla, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Michael Papa1ia, of High street has been awarded the highest honors at the Rhode Island college at Providence. I.She was valdictorian of her class.
 The members of the Westerly board of trade held their annual banquet at the Ocean House, Watch Hill onday evening. A delicious dinner was served at o'clock to the members and their guest Toasts were offered by the different members and pr. Vincent F. Tomilson, president of the Worcester board of aldermen of Worcester, Mass, delivered an address. Robert Burnier of Boston with his en- ] tertaineTs furnished the evenings en- tertainment which was of high order. All who attended stated that this banquet
 surpassed all other affairs thus far held.
 The chairman of the board of trade in- troduced the speakers of the evening and
 pr. Tomilson responded in a most it. ting manner.
 The supreme court of Rhode Island has
 handed down a decision regarding 2 piece of highway on the Shore road. Int 1 state of Rhode Island brought a bill o1 1 complaint against the Frank W. Co,
 Real Estate company asking for a perma nent injunction to prevent the respon dents from interfering with public trave upon the road. This portion of the roat was built by the state through the farn 1 land of the Frank w Coy Real Estat, 1 company of Westerly and there has beer much litigation for the past ten year | over public use of the road.
 il The first annual affair of the Sons ant l Daughters of Liberty was held Frida. l evening in Caledonian hall. The hal 1 was handsomely decorated for the occa
 sion with bunting, flags and balloons Harry Stead of Westerly entertained tn members in a most delightful manner i | rendering solo, as also did Mrs. Ami Allen. Frank Medberry of Providene gave an interesting talk of the order a
 1t is today. The sailors hornpipe danc 1 by Harry Stead made a decided hit Th l entertainment committee served waferS ice cream and punch. Dancing was en joyed during the evening.
 l Harold T. Lowe has been re-eleete superintendent of the Hope Valley school for another year IL B. Blanchard ha resigned as principal and new one 10 be engaged, Robert Valentine ha