Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-11

Police Chief Thomas E. Brown ar rested a man in High street, just after midnight, Wednesday, who answered the description of the fellow who was found in the home of James Gardner, near the White Dog curve, Tuesday af- ternoon. The chief made no mistake, for the man had among his possess nions the woman's watch and specta- cles taken from the Gardner house, which were identified by MT. Gardner Thursday. The prisoner said his name was Terry Nolan, that his home was in Nassau street, New Bedford, and that he was plumber by occupation He was arraigned before Clerk Clar- ence E. Roche in the Third district court, charged with breaking and en- .tcring the residence of James Gardner, in the day time, and with the larceny of a watch and spectacles, of the ag- ererate value of $8. He pleaded not guilty, and was held for trial October 90. with bond fixed at $500. AS Nolan could not furnish the bond he was talk on to the jail at Kingston to await trial.
 The accused was provided with a pocket map of Rhode Island, and had in his possession material that indicat- cd that he had strayed from the path of honesty. He had & pawn ticket for a watch, which he had deposited with the Collateral Loan company of Nor wfch. October g. 1912, for d loan of Do cents The day before he pawned . watch for $150 with L. R. Bryant of Willimantic. He also had in his possession when arrested chain and locket marked D. F. C., two razors, a cheap watch, flat chain. and fob of horseshoe with jockey and running horse in the center, @ fshline, comb, knife. silver spoon. two keys, whis- tla, hand mirror, small bags of tea. oeffee, sugar. salt, can of sardines and opener. (
 He also had with him a new soft rubber hat, new khaki shirt and soiled ahirt and pair of buckskin shoes, that had been in use. He had in his pos- session an Adams Express receipt is- sued at Manchester, Conn.,, for pack age sent to Thomas A. McNamara, A Summer street, Bristol, Conn. The police opinion is that while the &C., cused will be tried in Westerly for only the specific charge made against him, before he regains freedom there wtll be evidence sufficient collected to convict him of several other crimes, ns there is no doubt he committed thefts in other places.
 At the seventeenth annual conven- ton of the grand chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, of Rhode Island, of 0cers for the ensuing year were elect cd as follows: Mrs- Mabel F. c. Rem tngton of Providence, grand matron; Chester W, Barrows of Providence, grand patron; Miss Anita G. Gillies, Phenix. associate grand matron; Chas. E. Salisbury. North Scituate, associate grand patron; s. Penrose Williams, Providence, grand secretary; Miss My fA A. Ray, East Providence, grand treasurer; Miss Alice M. B. Hatha- way. Providence, grand marshal; Will fam R, Greene, Providence, grand or gnnist, Miss Annie Davenport, Paw tucket, grand Adah; Mrs. Mary M. Thomas. Hope Valley, grand Ruth; NrBL Bertha B. Parker, Washington. grand Esther; Mrs. Lillian Holley. Peace Dale. grand Martha; Miss Grace c. McLeish. Newport, grand Electra; Mrs. Grace L. Kelley, East Providence, grand warden; James o. Babcock, Westerly, grand sentinel.
 Mai. Bourden 4. Habeook, First artillery district, Rhode Island na- tienal guard, who has been selected as the republican representative of the Pawcatuck district of the town of Stonington, enlisted as a private in the Westerly company, was a com