Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-20

by Christie Mcconnell on the Mantle
road was reported burning and spreading
rapidly. An alal=l was sent i'll at l p M.
The house being built by Mr.. Robinson
on West Broad street is nearly ready for
occupancy, the two tenements being al
ready plastered.
William a. Wilcox of the West Side
has sold the Patrick Lyons farm. situat-
ed near Rockville, r. l., to Mr.. End Mrs.
| Cochran of New York. A boys camp is
to be opened by them for the summer.
Several instructors will be on the list
| and boys from 10 to Is will be taken.
! The camp IS to be named the Mary Eliz-
abeth camp.
/ George H. Surber of Lower Pawcatuck
has purchased from w. A. Wilcox the
place on Mechanic street known as the
Russell Avery property.
Patrick Lyons Of Tarkley r. J., was a
caller here Saturday.
! John Hill has purchased the residence
located on ENTERPRISE avenue, Pawca-
| tuck, from George Taylor. Mr. Hill will
make his home there.
Saturday morning while Farqubsr
| Smith was opening a box of flowers at
his shop on Broad street his foot siipped
on wet snot on the hooT, which caused
him painful accident. The left side of
his nose was severely cut and his cheek
| was bruised.
Ths death Ct Mrs. Ella CrerdaH &C.
| Cured on River street where she was
employed. Thursday night. following an
attack Of pneumonia Her two sons sur
vive her. William CraudsU. who is en-
ployed in the officer of the Clark thread
mill Westerly, and Earl Crandall. who
is with the Underwood Typewriter COM
pany of Hartford.
Miss Annie Spellman and Miss Tuite
spent the week end in Providence.
Federal Prohibition Agents william
Connalli, Joseph Kelly and Mathew
Flynn, Of Providence, Chief of Police
Thomas Brown, Sergeant Donald Fergu-
son and Officers Michael Curtin and
George Chamberlain, visited nine plac-
es Saturday night in search of LIQUOR
Samples were sent to Providence to be
tested. The place of Daniel whelen. on
Canal street, yielded nothing Patsy sa-
limenos on Pleasant street had in his
possession a bottle of whiskey. one bot
tie of gin, four barrels of beer and a
barrel on draught and at his home on
Pierce street. the officers found six bar
| rels of gin, one of alcohol and whiskey
At the place of Naziata Rena. on Per
kins avenue. cider, one quart of gin and
one quart Of whisky were found. AT
the place of Charles Sierra on Pond street
, no liquors were found, only empey Jugs
!, and barrels At PNsy Polegirro's on
Pierce street, eighteen bottles of alleged
beer and cider were located. Cider was
, found at Joseph Gabrielle's on Oak stree
and at Frank Gingeralla's nothing was
found. The officers later visited a place
in Bradford where they found cider
: and half barrel Of bottled beer.
Two deaths in the same family oc.
Cured during the past week. Walter
: Manwarring, Al, died Thursday and his
wife, Eliza Manwarring died Sunday al
the home on Rocket street, following ar
illness with pneumonia. Mrs. Manwar.
t rings sister, Mrs. Almeda verrien is
i'll also. Mr.. Manwarring is survived by
a sister, Mrs. Fred Parks of Ashaway
j Mrs. Manwarrirg leaves two sisters
s Mrs Almeda Verrien of Westerly anC
e Mrs Sarah Barnes of North Stoning
e ton.
e A sedan in which Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
: Couchaine and daughter of 4EsohaniC
e street were riding on the Stoningtor
I road Saturday collided with stone wal
s and the front blew cut. Mrs. Couchaint
received a cut over the left eye and in
D juries to her chest. The daughter sus
. tanned bad bruises on her ;iip. Will
4 lam r Wilcox OF Grove street took III:
q injured women TO Dr. NJ H. Scanlon'.
where they were attended