Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-28

money. and therefore brings suit to recover.
 Supt. of the Census for Rhode Is- land George H. Webb of Providence has announced the appointment of about three hundred census enumera- tors in the state, with a number of vancanies yet to be filled. in compli- ance with orders from the depart ment in Washington. The Westerly appointees are Everett A Kingsley J. Turano. The other appointments for Washington county are Albert Saunders. William H. Edwards, Henry J. Wheeler. William H. Griffith, Arthur A. Wood, Wendell E. Phillips, James J. Hunt, John LOftus and A. Harriet Watson.
 Quite delegation of local members will attend the reception and ball of the twenty-one councils of Knights of Columbus in Rhode Island in Infant<y hall Providence, this (Monday) eve ming; under the direct mana cement of the state officers and the lecture bu- reau. Governor and Mrs. Pothier, Lieut. Governor and Mrs. Bliss and Mayor and Mrs. Fletcher will be the of years in Catholic and fraternal cir cles.
 For the summer military nanoeuvres Fifth company, Westerly coast artil- iery corps, has been assigned with the Seventh company to Battery Mitchell at Fort Creole It is contemplated, eventually to assign to particular bat teries of home ports, but on account of the present state or Orga anziation an instruction of coast artillery reserves, it is considered best that the compa- nies be linked as closely as possible with the regulars and that these as signments be temporary.
 Colonel Tillinghast of the First ar tillery district has appointed Brad bury Barnes as electrician sergeant Sergeant Barnes is an expert in every detail of electricity.
 Capt. Walter l.. Harrington Fourth company. coast artillery corps, has forwarded a request for retirement. Colonel Tillinghast has taken no ac- tion upon the request, and he hopes that Captain Harrington may be avail ed upon to reconsider. The Rhode IS- land national guard is now without a spiritual director. Rev. Patrick J. SuI- livan. chaplain of the Second artillery district, has resigned. Chaplain Park CT of the First district resigned over year ago. and no successor has been 
 Henry A. Whaiey, who for nearly forty years has lived at the Point Ju- dith lighthouse, and for about twenty years has been the lighthouse keeper,
 
 family to become the keeper of the new Staten Island lighthouse. MT. Whaley succeeded his father. Joseph Whaley, as the keeper of the Point Judith lighthouse. His father was the keeper for some twenty years also. Mir. Whaley's successor is Willis Green, who has been his assistant
 The Westerly police have finally dis posed Of Charles Dutton, the deaf and dunb young man, who was arrested ast Wednesday for begging on the sard plan of appeal. This is the feI- ow who was arrested /in PittsfeId, Mass, recently and released on bonds )f $75 for appearance in the superior court. By reason of this fact. more attention than usual was given the ,ase upon the presumption that Out on was shamming and his insistence o keep secret his positive identity and 'ast history, thereby posing as a young 1 nan of mystery. He was in the police 1 tation since his arrest and was sub ected to the seVerest of examinations 1 O show that he was shamming. but l without effect. and rsulting in the | opinion of physicians that he was ac- | ually deaf and dumb although he | vrote lying answers to questions with | ra apidity.
 Sunday morning it was decided to | Iispose of the case and DuttOn was 1 rraigned before Judge Oliver H. Will | ans in the Third district court on the | harge of begging. He pleaded guilty | nd was sentenced to six months in the | tate workhouse at Cranston, with l osts. From the very beginning Chief | 3ransfield felt confident that the chap | vas putting up a stiff bluff and play | d his part almost to perfection. He l vas subjected to the severest of tests | nd stood them all without in the l east showing any sign but that he | vas really deaf and dumb. Still i Thief Bransfield persisted that Out 1 on, or whoever he may be, was a fin | shed actor and could hear every word | hat was being said and could talk if | e so desired. Acting upon this be-