Norwich bulletin., 1910-02-24
SHOT HIMSELF FOR WESTERLY GIRL
homas SignarelIe Causes Sensation Irain-Narra gansett Commandery Entertains With Royal Hospi- talit5-- ixon and r1eld for Irizl-Contracton Discharges Union Hod Carriers and Laborers.

R. Patterson: junior warden. Sir Al 1 bert H. Spicer; preiate. F. E. Sir l Thcmas McKenzie; treasurer, P. E. Sir Archie Thompson; standard bear I CT, Sir William D. Cameron; sword I bearer Sir Samuel Girven; warder, 1 Sir Thomas L. Cha apman; third guard. Sir Arthur N. Nash, second guard. Sir i Lewis Stanton; first guard, Sir Harry L. Bolles; organist, Sir William H. Goodgeon; master of ceremonies. F. E. Sir Fremont Nye; sentinel. Sir Frank
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 The sub b-committees were: Elm. | Sir Edward D. Cole, chairman; Sir
 Lewis Stanton, treasurer; Elm. Sir
 Archie c. Thompson. secretary; Sir D.
 Everett Hoxie. tickets. Sir George F. ] Broughton, Sir Harry Bolles. refresh l ments; Sir Arthur N Nash, music,
 theater and dancing; Elm. Sir Thomas 1 Mckenzie Sirs Arthur N. Nash. George l E. Broughton, Samuel Gizven. Lewis
 Stanton. D. Everett Hoxie, decorations. Joseph B. Dixon, taken from the i Colonial express train at the Westerly 1 station by Chief Brans6eld. Tuesday morning and iIeld for the Providence | police, has confessed that he was with William Trent in three Of the hoid-up 1 cases in Providence. but had no knowl- edge of the robbery of Benedict i O'Conne1 in his durg store, nor of | the murder of William F. Meagher in
 
 Dixon says he held up Sorogsy and that he went through the pockets of l O'Connorg when Trent held him up l with a revolver. but had nothing to do with the O'ConneH and Meagher cases. ! He says he met Trent in Boston last Friday and was his companion up to | the time of his arrest.
 l The police declare that Trent and | Dixon were seen about the junk shop | of Louis Mover. just before the mur- der of Mover, about two weeks ago. Trent and Dixon were arraigned in the Sixth district court Wednesday for the highway robbery cases and held for trial. This was done in or der to have the men securely held. while the more serious charge of mur- der was preferred against Trent, with possibility of Dixon as an accessory, or accomplice-
 Governor Pothier has nominated Whiting MetcaIf of Richmond to rep commission to redistriet the state of Rhode Island.
 Rev. Samuel Nj. Cathcart of West erly, in his address on Intensive and Extensive Christian Endeavor at the Rhode Island state convention of Christian Endeavor, explained his subject Interestingly. He emphasized soul culture as requisite for the growth and deepening vitality for increase of power.
 There IS all ACIlF6 memDcTSHIp III the state of 50 senior societies. at 2,047, and 504 associates The ju- nior number is 6S7 in 25 societies. There are three intermediate organ izations with a membership of 46-
 Because tilted by the girl he loved in Westerly, Thomas Signarelie age IS, of Peace Dale. shot himself with suicidal intent. while aboard the train that goes through Westerly bound for Providence at 8.26 Wednesday morn ing.
 Signarelle was in rear seat in the smoking car. He discharged the 3S- calibre revolver just as the train near ed Mantle The shot was fired by the young man as he held the revolver in the right hand pocket of his over coat, the bullet entering his right hip, coursing down the leg about six inch es, where it came out and struck the car floor.
 Deputy Sheriff Conn was in the car, and at the request of Conductor Niles took charge of the wounded man. pr. Herbert F. Rouse was notified and boarded the train at Shamrock. ac- companying Thomas to Kingston Here the wound was dressed and Sheriff Wilcox took the young fellow to Peace Dale in his automobile.
 At the session of the superior court A. athbun presiding, Joseph s. Grills of Westerly pleaded innocence of the charge of eabezzlement. for which he had been indicted by the grand jury. Judge John w. Sweeney, counsel for Grills entered demurrer. Grills gave a bond of s1.000 swith surety for ap- pearance in court whenever called.
 In the case of Francesca Sarocco, the defendant having been under bail declined to enter into new bond, and was committed to the Providence county jail pending trial.
 The petit jury was selected and |. Irvine O. Chester of Westerly appoint ed foreman and the sixth trial of ac- i tion of William Podrat to recover the value of case of clothing was com menced. The goods were shipped from Hope Valley March 2, 1906, to Narra- gansett Pier and never reached the consignee.
 Louis Dotolo, local contractor, has informed representatives of the union that he will not accede to the demand made by the union for more pay and shorter hours, which is to be in eff feet March 1.
 On Wednesday he discharged half his working force and laid off four of his double teams and seven single teams. He expects to have a suffi- cient force of men in the early spring to carry out his contracts without the aid of union workmen.
 A large number of members of Phebe Greene Ward chapter. Dau-hters Ann erican Revolution, observed Washing tons birthday at a tea given by Mrs. John B. Brown and Mrs. Mary c. Chapman at the Brown residence Tea was poured by Mrs Milo NJ.