Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-29

the ceremony at the church and the
reception at the house, among them
being Rev. Peter McOscar of Westerly,
the pastor of the groom; Rev. Austin
Downing, Rev. Cornelius ]. Holland,
Rev. Peter Hanley, Rev. John i. Muir
ray and Rev. Thomas O'Brien, all OF
Providence; Rev. James c. Lynch of
Stonington, Conn; Rev. Francis Gro
min of West Newton, Mass, and Rev.
Martin ]. O'Malley of Brooklyn, n. Y,
a cousin of the BRIDE
In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. MUIR
ply left for Washington and other
southern points, the brides travelling
gown being of pastel gray with hat
to match. Upon their return they will
reside at Narragansett avenue, West
erly Although there were no invi-
tations and no cards for the wedding,
there was a very large number of
presents from the friends of both fam
lilies.
The Westerly hiab school baseball
nine plays the Rhode Island college
freshmen Thursday afternoon at Riv-
erside park. This will be the second
game for the local team and should
prove a good game, as the freshmen
have met defeat but once this season,
being defeated by Brown freshmen by
a score of to .. The lineup of the
local team will be as follows:
Pember I. Flynn cf. Spargo rf, Chain
pin 3d. l.. Foley SIS, Martin 2b, Dutton
lib, Capt. Foley C, Burrows p If.
Rush Donahue will do the umpir-
ing.
A Christian worker whose special
work is with the low and loWy, de-
clared that there were, few places the
size of Westerly where crime of a
certain demoralizing type was more
prevalent. He said that the wander
ing away of young girls from their
homes, for long and short periods, was
Of too frequent occurrence. and that
within a week at least five girls had
wandered from the narrow path and
that one girl had been missing from
her home since last Monday. He at
tributed this in part to masquerade
dances and public gatherings of dues-
tionable character.
1t will not be many months before
there will be another industry in full
operation in Westerly. Plans have
been perfected and are now in the pos
session of local contractors for bids for
the construction of mill buildings for
the Westerly Narrow Fabric company,
in which considerable local capital is
invested. As soon as satisfactory bids
are received contracts will be awarded
and the plant established and operat-
ed with the least possible delay.
William Albert Keyser, alias Albert
Fuller, Mason and Potter, has proba-
bly, stolen his last horse. In the su-
perior court at West Kingston We'd
nesday morning, the jury brought in
a verdict of guilty for the larceny of
horse, harness, carriage and equip
ment the property of Joseph T. Muir
ply Of Westerly, taken February II
last.
The accused claimed his rights under
the law, and asked through his coun-
sci. F. c. Olney, that sentence be not
for Seven days, and Judge
Davis acquiesced. AS the court will
be in session in Westerly next week.
Fuller will probably be brought here
to receive sentence. The extreme pen
atty is five years in state prison, or
it may be one year or more, not to
exceed five years, or a fine of $1,000.
AS soon as the sentence is satisfied
in Rhode Island, the prisoner will, if
he survives. be taken to Norwich, for
the trial for the larceny Of a horse
and carriage. the property of L. L.
Chapman. Sheriff Wilcox has in his
possession twenty warrants for the ar
rest Of Fuller" but the one from
Norwich was the first received and will
be given the preference.
At the conclusion of the Fuller case
court adjourned, to come in at West
erly at $50 next Tuesday morning.
where these cases are assigned for
trial: George Essaffe, trustee, VS.. Eu-
gene w. Coon; Gordon and Dunbar VS..
Indemnity Fire Insurance company;
Gordon and Dunbar vs. American
Central Insurance company; A. s. Bur-
net VS.. Josiah c. Thaw; Harriet A. C.
Cranda1l VS.. James A. Parks; Paine
dus w. Bennett VS.. the New York, New
Haven & Hartford Railroad Co.;
Elisha V. Carpenter VS.. Henry r. Sc
gar company; CORTLAND P. Chapman
vs. town Of Westerly: Eugene Atwood
VS.. the Westerly Silk company, ct al
Local Laconics.
DIR. Frank Sullivan of Bridgeport
Cd L.,