Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-27
WESTERLY

The case of state vs George B. Cole, raarged with misconduct was assigned Or trial by the superior court at West Kingston Monday afternoon. October 3. Judge Hugh Baker presided. The case of state vs Nicola Castagna also Is down for trial Tuesday. the jurors were excus- ed at noon. The case of state, Thomas. D. Brown vs Salvatore Savona of Vest sriy, was heard after the defendant pleaded nolo to three counts He was dned S5 and costs for carrying wrong number plates on his automobile: s5 and costs for not having his automobile cor rectly registered and S35 and costs for passing standing trolley car on Beach street.
 Sarah J. Kenyon, appellant VI Charles !. Greene was heard. A debate over 8 disputed account resulted in the jury granting minor changes.
 Tn the divorce case of Anna L.. Bart lett vs Albert A Bartlett of North King Ion were heard. Petitioner was grant a the divorce on grounds of neglect to provide and was silowei to resume her maiden name, Anna T.. Arnold. All alony was permanetly waived.
 Frank Coon. of Ashaway, was arrest d on the. White Rock road Monday by Officer George ChampIln and was brought before Judge Oliver Williams in the Third District court Tuesday morn ing while operating an automobile while intoxicated He pleaded guilty and the court held the matter for investigation. The complaint was sent to police head quarters Monday that a man apparently under the influence of liquor narrowly escaped hitting two girls. Officer Cham siin arrived as the man was cranking he car.
 Maurice HandIemnn, against whom an indictment was found by the srand Jury at the session of the superior court for Washington county for larceny alleged to have been committed at tho industrial Trust company bank here, has fled through counsel a motion with tho superior court for change of venue The ,. notion will be argued when the superior court opens in Westerly Monday.
 If you will cut out this advertisement and mail it to The Plaur-Cadden Com s7ny. Norwich, Conn.,, together with your address, you will receive Book oi old Fashioned Songs tree.--adv.
 Charles E. Coon has sold out his In- terest to Max Raithel, He has been To- eated with a local. garage for the past eight years He will enter the employ 5f the W. F. Hamblin Co.,, Of Providence R l.
 The Shore Line Electric Railway company will start a new schedule fol local troileys for the fall and winter ser. vies October ?. The Atlantic Beach cars will be discontinued and Watch TIili vii have caly five trips day. This is abou he same as last winters schedule, only an added trip at e.20 p. 1r.. will be made The .Ashavay line will be better than las .& practically all day and the last car vii cave Westerly at 1915 p. m The Grotol srd stonington. Norwich and Westerl, and White Rock lines will remain a at present.
 - n Pawtscket Friday. Oct. 9th, Ioca members will attend the state gathering 9f the Daughters tof the American Rev nlutioa. Mrs. George Maynard Minor president-senerai, NH make an addres, ss she will be a guest of the Pawcatuc chapter of which Miss Claribel Cranda ts regent Mrs. Samuel II. Davis c Westerly. state regent. will also be hear by visiting chapters of the state. Mrs JcIa- L. Buel of Lltchfield, Conn, vic -arsstleut general. and Mrs. Charles E lRisssa, state regent of Connecticut | { n, will speak also. Mrs Buel wi, speak on Our Manual and Miss Bisse sgili nave for her topic, Our Magazine Among the out. of town guests will b Mrs Dsvls. Mrs Albert Calder, secon lice president general: Miss Richard . Barker; Henry G. Jackson, president ( .hs Rhode Island Sons or the America Revolution; Herbert NJ. Clark, presider 2f the Nathaniel Greene Homestead al socia.on and Miss Hermino Schwed, fiel secrctary or the National Association fc Constitutional Government
 Mrs. NeIDe Jasmine of sprin4heI &ass., announces the marriage of h dsaahter. Helen Mae. and Daniel. yvilb, Wells. The ceremony took place 1sonlpgonvill6. Conn, Aug. 14. N Weiis is employed in the Westingnou Electric Manufacturing Co., as a distant chief inspector of wireless ou 1ts. Ha was formerly employed by Il 5hcTe Line Electric Railway compas