Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-13

tr1ct attorneys whose special duties would be the ferreting out and prose cution of criminal cases, the civil bus mess to be cared for by the attorney generals office.
 The local board of trade has already requested the Westerly delegation to 1 the general assembly to favor legisla- ton that would result in the formation of a state police and general reforma- lion police machinery of the state. John J. Carney, water commissioner and assessor for the town of Westerly for many years. and in the town coun- ,, cil in 1898, 1899 and 1901, died Satur- day evening at his home in Spring street from Bright's disease. MT. Carney was born in Mystic, learned the stone cutters trade in Westerly, which he followed regularly for sev- eral years and at intervals ever since. In Cleveland's administration MT. Car ney was the first man from Westerly to receive political recognition and was appointed to the railway mail service, from which he subsequently, been engaged in the real estate and Insurance business, with office iD High street, and worked occasionally at his trade, when not otherwise enga ged. Nh. Carney gave excellent service as wa ter commissioner and assessor and was always interested in the advance Iasnt of Westerly. He was a valued member of the Granite Cutters union
  served on the strike committee and mainly through .hls efforts settlement was made to the mutual advantage of employer and ernploye.
 MT. Carney was a prominent mem Der of St. Vincent de Paul society of the Church of the Immaculate Con ception and was among the ofier members of Narra gansett cOuli1il, Knights of Columbus. and for fifteen years served as financial secretary of that organization.
 MT. Carney was 56 years of age and is survived by his mother, who re- sides in Mystic, and four sisters. He also leaves a widow. four daughters Mary, wko is organist at the Church of the Immaculate Conception; Mrs. James King of Providence, Pauline and Doris, and a son, John Carney. bookkeeper for the Crumbs
 Local Laconics.
 The superior court for Washington county will convene at West Kingston November 20.
 Westerly poultry owners will com pete for priZcs at the, New I ondon poultry show.
 The members of, the Westerly Min Memorial building today (Mcnday).
 Mrs. McGilton. wife of Rev. A. c. McGilton, pastcr of Grace Methodist church, Westerly. is critically il in New York.
 Rev. Clayton A. Burdick of West erly spoke on Responsibility before the Y. M. c. A. of Kingston college Sun day afternoon.
 Howard Brown, formerly of Wester- ly, is making slow recovery from a severe attack of typhoid fever, at his hone in Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
 The members Of Narragansett coun- cil, Knights of Columbus. attended Vespers in @ body in the Church of the Immaculate Conception Sunday evening.
 Frank Friend left Westerly Satur- day for Buffalo, where he will make his horne with his father. William Strachar has succeeded Mir Friend in Clark's music store
 Daniel Cottre1l of Westerly played in the Harvard freshman football team in the game against Worcester academy Saturday, and helped win by a score of F to 0.
 Cases Of intoXication are seen through magnifying glasses by many ao-icense advocates, who have all ready commenced the campaign for election day a year hence.
 The case of Louis Dotolo against the Pawcatuck Valley Street Railway com 1 oany, claim for damage done a team | 1f horses by collision with a trolley ,ar,, in which judgment was given for | defendant in the Third district court, | las been withdrawn from the super | or court by plaintiff Execution has | been issued to collect costs from | plaintiff. Everett A. Kingsley of West 1 srly and Donald G. Perkins of Norwich ! were counsel for defendant, and Judge { Iohn ". Sweeney of Westerly for the |