Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-16

ure in the Rhode Island statutes. Black duck and wood duck have been in sea- son since Aug. 15, and the time for shooting them runs through to March 31, while peep, plover, snipe, yellow legs and other so-called shore birds have been unprotected since July 15, although the season closes Dec. 15.
 The game laws provide Hungarian cartridges must not be killed before Oct. 15. 1913. Pheasants and fish hawks are under the ban at all times. Nov. 1st the law will be off on rabbits, hares and gray squirrels. The hunting season ends Dec 15. except in the case of rabbits, hares and gray squirrels, which are in season from Nov. 1 to Dec. 31.
 Thomas Greene and Henry MarteIl. arrested Monday night for committing Burglary at the c. w. Willard Hard ware company store, were arraigned in the Third district court before Judge Oliver H. Williams Tuesday morning. They were charged with breaking and entering the Willard store and, steal ing therefrom a package of scissors valued at $2, an XL revolver $1.75, police safety revolver $6. Mauser rife SIP, police safety revolver $4.75, xL No. 6 revolver $1.75. police safety blue Dell I Cl ACNOlNCI @O.IO1 OdSCHpOIl TS- volver $3, Gillette safety razor set S6, razor s1. five boxes cartridges $2. three knives 75 cents, three chains 25 cents, one knife $50, all of the aggre- gate value of $48. These articles and few others, not mentioned in the complaint. were recovered by the po- lice.
 Greene and Martell were put to plea separately and, by advice. both plead ed not guilty. They were held for trial at the next term of the superior court for Washington county. The bond of each was fixed at $1,000. which they were unable to furnish, and were taken to Kingston jail
 The awards of the Lorraine Manu. featuring company to the occupants of the company's tenements for excellence ] in flower gardens and well kept yards have been announced The first prizes, $5 each, were awarded A. G. Brown, Henry Fallon and William Dunn; sec- l ond prizes, $S, Herbert Senior. Fred Boynton and James Cogan; third prizes, $2, Peter Smith, William Baer, Albert Senior. Samuel Sharpe and | Charles Whitney; commendation and S1, Thomas Burgess, c. Southworth, I Thomas Bagnall. George Smith and George Waller.
 Walter BIiven, for over half cen.
 tury in the clam and oyster business | in Little Narragansett bay and the coves, was stricken with a paralyt;c shock Monday and is in a serious con- i dition at his home off the Watch Hili road, near the Pleasant View trolley I road junction. It has been his custom l for 40 years to make regular trips to a l local marketman with supply of l claims or oysters He left his station and started up the river in his row boat. AS he did not arrive at the
 market at the customary time, the | opinion prevailed that he was i'll at home, and, as he did not get home as
 usual, 1t caused anxiety. When it was | learned that MT. Bliven had not ar
 rived at the market search was made l for him.
 1 It was an hour past noon when MT. ] Bliven was found lying helpless in the ! bottom of his boat near the shore above the Clark thread mill and had l probably been in that condition for at least seven hours. He was taken to l his home as soon as possible and Q physician summoned. Tuesday after
 noon he was in serious condition. l Three eauouses of the democratic
 ClcStOTS cT InS tOWn or westerly were
 held Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock
 in the town hall, and the first caucus
 was for the nomination of a senator John Farrell chairman of the demo-
 cratic town committee, called the eau
 GUS to order and was made chairman.
 Tristan D. Babcock was the choice for
 senator.
 A caucus of the First district was
 then held for the nomination of a rep
 resentative to the general assembly. It
 was called to order by Arthur E.
 Briggs and he was made chairman of
 the meeting, with John Donovan as
 clerk Andrew Farrell was nominated
 as representative from the First dis
 trict
 caucus of the Second district was
 then held. being called by Horace
 Swan, chairman of the Second district
 committee. He was made chairman of
 the meeting, with Bernice Christy as
 clerk. Horace Swan was nominated
 as representative from the Second dis
 trict.
 Charles Briggs of Providence at- tended the meeting in the interest Of
 forming a Wilson and Marshall club
 They voted to organize a club and to
 elect officers soon.