Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-10
WESTERLY


 racaday. a5out s.45 a. m. a woman was disc0vored iying beside the high way between stoningtoh and Mystic di- recty across fpom st. aiaryss cemetery. she was discovered by. oliver Dennis5H af Qliambaug. who was on his- way .trom- ouiambaus to stpnington and ps air. Batty Of Mystic who was motoring Co st6nlngton from Mystic. They. .notihe the medical examiner, Dr. W. H. Gras 7f Mystic. rpon arriving he found the wo man hraathin- and notified the Lawrenc; afencrili hos1itai in New London t.. which she was taken. The woman va middle aga wore glasses and carried rniau black satchel. which contained her randkcrchisf pocketbook and tooth brush. A bottle which was empty, was found wing beside the woman, tt had label tezrinr the name "iysolT and was neatly wrapped In paper. She gave her name as afrs. Carrie Saunders of Ashaway, R l. It was thought the woman was taken fu and lay down by the roadside to rest shs had not been there long as people uno had been by fifteen minutes before by automoous dfd not sec any one and as this portion of ths highway is much used during the early morning hours, she would have been s8en by some one passing be- tween stonington and Mystic before seven o'clock, She was reported as resting comfortzbly later in the day Dr. D. C.. Taylor of stonington attended Mrs. saunders Manuel Andrews took her to the hogpitai in his car. She was uncon- -cious during the trip. Her name and address were learned at the hospital.
 Contractor D.onfro and Street 6 I'm berg. courractors who have the contract sr s1o care to sbide by the decision of the board of arbitration which was composed of business men here. The decision was in favor Of paying the common laborers on this work. 500 an hour. The board of arbitrators heard arguments by Messrs. De Falco. Sawyer and Murphy, represent Ing ths union and Mir. Butler represented tho b Highway commission and Samuel Nardoue representing himself. Now the contrac,0rs state they do not care to abide by the terms stated and intend im- porting more heip
 The la5orers went on strike about two months ago because Of 40 cents an hour being offered them. then .45c was offered and refused, as the men wanted 50 cents per hcur. -r
 Chicf of Police Thcmas E. Brown who has always had the Interest Of the public
 
 wiling to carry out law and order so far rs it Hes n his power intends to enforce fhs dry law in town. He stated that at present the-e are no places here where intoxicating liquor is sold, but notwith- s-anding the fact sharp lookout is being tept Three weeks prior to the enact rneut Of rhe prohbition bill the Wester- ly police in conjunction with the fedora authorities compiled list Of nine places where it was believed that intoxicating Gqucr was being sold. Four of these places were raidsd and in one instance ar arrest was made. The alleged EiolatoI ls now awaiting grand jury action.
 The nine places 1t is said were the only sneg sal7ected of maintaining liquor aulsanccs. These places have since ther been kept track of and closed up or nc ,ourer engaged in what is thought was Illegal liquor traric. The two will go dry Co comply with the provisions of the Sherwood enforcement act.
 Monday afternoon superior court open ca with Judge George T. Brown presiding The case Of Jessie c. Ferguson vs SaTnu el H Davis, executor of the will of the late william Clarke. an appeal from the pro- bate court of Westerly, prosecution was withdrawn and the will approved. James Dunn of this town and Mrs. Genevieve b-rlick bruWuell of Brooklyn were wit ussses Co the will By the wiR of Mr Clarke. Mrs. Jessie Clarke Ferguson. a sraaddauEhter received one-third, tho Seventh Day Baptist Missionary society .ne-third and the American saJbatl rfact society one-third-
 Thc cases cf Frank Chinigo vs Harry
 arlington. IT., Antonio Sceoalia vs liar v Darlington. IT,. and Ceasare La PistrS Ha-ry Darlington. Jr.. were reported Ectted. The cases of John 1T. Sawyer rs rufis La Palm. Samuel Fyfe vs Tuf 70 La Palm and Albert Gonvin vs Sam usi Fyfs were stricken from the docket rfs eass Of .Aroerti R. Sfaxson vs Ernes 1ones. et al N1s assigned as the frs iury cars st the September session
 Monday following tho collection O iio.hiu.E d1rizE the bundle drive for he Nesr East rsiist after an appeal bl The rhairuan. Mrs. Rogers Trainor, min, 7acidnr boxes were gotten ready for th. hesdguarters in Providepce to which thu bozes wiu he shiT1sd the end of the week
 The dsafh or Hrs. Margaret P. Hayes widow 0f Joseph Hayes occurred at hel hone on the Potter Hiil road Sunday after short Illness Mrs Hayes haC rssifsd here for "a long time The fan. eral was held Tuesday at s'o'cloek