Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-05

o'Conneil, Mrs. Tusa Nagralli. Miss Cora Chapman and H. P. Clark.
 The members of the town committee chosen from the second district are: Elisha Burdick. Clarence F. Vars. Vii liam Ledward, Mrs. c. P. Chapman, Ed mund Pasetti, Mrs. Lewis stanton ana Wells Fowler
 4 public hearing for all perasns who are interested in checking the pollution Of the Paweatuok river will be held today (Thursday) afternoon at l o'clock in the court house at Pawcatpclr situated on Liberty street. The meeting will De con ducted by the Connecticut department of health. It is expected that the com
 missioner Dr. John T. Black will be here. According to the notice issued by tho health department it has been determined that tho Pawcatuck river is being pol luted by divers persons and the statutes relating to stream pollution and nulsatic> es, are being violated. The hearing will determine whether these waters can be kept on being polluted as has been. Edward Russell of Providence was brought here Wednesday by Chief of Po- lice Thomas E. Brown. He was ar raigned before the third district court on a ron-support charge. He entered a plea of not guilty. He was placed under 1 $500 bonds to appear in the distrie. court Oct 20, on Friday The defendant
 has a wife and four children residing in
 Westerly
 At tlle annual meeting of the R. !. 1 Steam Fire Engine company, No. l, the ] following officers were elected for the l year: Captain, Moses Payne first lieu l tenant, Maurice Laing second lieutenant. i Henry Cottrell; clerk, Arthur Clemmens ; treasurer, Elwood Clarke, assistant l treasurer, Nelson Hines; steward, Mitch . ell Roberts.
 The manoeuvers fer the sham battle which is to be held at Burdens pond Sat urday and Sunday have been completed
 The members of the 34sth Co, c. A. c. 1 R. I. N. G.. will take part. They will be equipped with light artillery pieces. flares 1 and many other war implements. The members of the local company will re- ceive their nay the same as at drill ses.
 sions. The plans are supposed to land the invading force at Providence and they will be on their way to New London
 The defending party viii supposedly land | at Watch Hill and proceed to locate the l invaders and destroy them. The mair battle will Be staged Sunday afternoon | aDouL 7 O'CLOCK The men VIII wear theil woolen uniforms and carry light packs The entire engagement will be supervised
 by Capt. Chfystle Mcconnell of the loca company. The invading forces will be 1T charge of Sergt. Clarence Maxwell witt
 Sergt George Dowding in chareg of tn, defenders.
 At the probate court session held Tues
 day afternoon Judge Edward M Burk, presided and the following estates wer,
 acted upon: Estate of Harry E. Agard petition of Florence E. Agard for tn probating of the wil granted. Fiorenc B. Agard was appointed administrator. l with bond fixed at S6O,0o0 without surety Arthur L. Perry was appointed appraiser
 Estate of Albert l.. Bennett, final ac
 count Of Lester H. Bennett. executor, re
 ceiyed, allowed and ordered recorded l Estate of Annie F. Cameron petitio !. of Lillian M. Pitcher for leave to sell cer
 tain real estate at private sale petite
 granted.
 Estate of Fanny H. Aidrich {; petition C James M. Aidrich for permission to SC certain real estate petition objected | and continued two weeks
 ! Estate of William J. Latham; petitio Of Charles H. Gavitt for the appontmer
 of the Washington Trust company as a6 ministrator granted. Bond fixed at $1o
 900 without surety.
 Estate of A5bie A. Hall commissioner