Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-19

trymen. a citizen of good standing. 1t
was claimed that he did a banking
business, received deposits and paid
interest. but that he made Improbable
| investments and lost the money he had
received.
The superior court for Washington
county will convene at Kingston today
(Monday). The grand jury will have
under consideration the wood alcohol
poisoning cases of Cisco and Difonti of
| Westerly and several local liquor nuis-
ance cases besides the Grills embezzle-
ment.
The clerk of the superior court for
Providence county has received nine
teen applications for admission to the
Rhode Island bar, and the examinations
will be held Tuesday The only appH-
cant from Westerly is Louis A. Faverio,
student in the office of Augustine I. L.
LedWidge.
William L. Clark of Westerly, presi-
dent of the Rhode Island Coli ass0cia-
ton spent last week at the national
tournament in Brookline. Mass, max
ing good play. and Witnessed Warren
Kenneth Wood of Chicago defeated for
the national amateur championship by
William Clark FOwnes, Jr.. of Pittsburg
by q summary of four up and three to
play.
Island team in the contest with the
Connecticut state golf team at the
AgaWam Hunt Saturday. but could not
accept on account of his engagement a
Brookline. The Nutmeg golfers were
the victors, - IL to Is -.
In the speaking contest at the King
ston fair on Chiidren's day first hon
ors went to Miss Bertha Congdon of
South Kingston High school, subject.
Pro Patria. Second honors went to
Miss Annie Ahern of Westerly High
school subject commencement. The
other speakers were Miss Anne Peck
ham and Miss Theresa e. Doherty both
Of the Westerly High school. Miss
Marjorie Andrews of Carolina won in
the spelling contest.
crippled team from Westerly went
to Wakefield Saturday and played a
game in the Rhode Island Connecticut
league series and met defeat by a score
Of 4 to /. With Mystic stationary. by
reason Of the failure of White Rock
to play the scheduled game. Westerly
still leads in the contest for the cham
pionship. The score by innings:
Wakefield 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 / "A
Westerly 90 0 / 0 0 0 0 O.
Two base hits, Eaton, Moves; three
base hits. Rouse: home runs, Cavley;
stolen bases. Mitchell: first base on
DoliS, bli quinn HLl uth Oul, DN IIHIiH
9. by Peloquin 8: double plays. c. Will
bur to l. Wilbur to Eaton: wild pitch
es Peloquin hit by pitched ball. by
Quinn / time, 1.25: umpire, Shackley.
That was bangup game of baseball
played at Stonington, the opposing
team being Carolina Stonington scored
one in the third after Carolina had
turned the same trick in the second.
Ten innings were played, but there
was no more scoring and the game was
called by reason of darkness. Score BY
innings:
Carolina o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
StOningtOn 90 o 0 0 o.
Runs earned, Stonington T. Carolina
I: two base hits, Burdick, Gavitt: sac
rilice hits. Reiger Doll, Brennan, Wells:
stolen bases, Reiger. Doll. Sullivan.
Fryer Wells. Cavanaugh 2; first base
on balls Burdick +. Rhodes ,: first base
on errors. Carolina ,: left on bases,
Stonington !, Carolina I: struck out.
Burdck H. Rhodes 2 double plays.
sullivan to Robertson to Sullivan. Sui
Ivan to Fryer: wild pitches, Rhodes:
hit by pitched bail, Robertson. Spencer:
time. lao: umpire Moriarity; attend
ance. goo.
Tho laao11e Standinp ie aS fOl1oyy-c.