Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-15

At special session oF the Third District court, heard before Judge Oliver H. Williams Tuesday evening, William NctAVoy, who was arrested by Const able DoG7ohue at White Rock, was charged with drunkenness and was fined $2 and costs. amounting to $6.
 Hiram Green. Of AsI2aTay', who was arrested by Sheriff William Casey of PaWca3yacK4 4n New London, and was brought into Rhode IglanG by the West Side oa4eeE& was brought before the cos1gT charged with the theft of a quantity of silver from the parish house at Ashawa% last July. to which Green pleaded not guilty and his trial uaS set down for tomorrow morning. Bali was fixed at $500 and being un- able to furnish surety he was commit ted to tsge Washington county jail at Kingston to await trial.
 Green Is alleged to have stolen 8 9eantSt1 Of silver plated spoons, forks, and knives, from the parish house Of the Seventh Day Baptist church last summer and later to have sold them to soasse of the residents Of Potter Hill and AShaway at the extremely low prsse of twelve pieces for fifteen cents When making his sales it is understood that he was asked what the initials +'S g" on fhe silver meant and he cauzr81y responded that il meant solid silver Green disappeared shortly af- ter the alleged theft and it was not nrndI last week that he was located, rreTnsg found by Officer Casey on Bank street. in the neighboring city
 Tha republican town committee which held 8 meeting Tuesday evening dsa-fae6 to hold the caucus for the rrzpinaf5on Of Q town council and all ofPeT town officers next Saturday eve ring aa o'clock. The only vacancy tn IhA town council is that of Pres F6ssnt William Cs4ark, who is the oldest rueHnibET of the council and has also served tha longest of any of the pres enf nnHrnbSrs- President Clark has yrJynn into the town of HOpkinton to make his home and is therefore in eFLy1I1e for reelection if he and his friends so desired. The committee is to T,sCzrTmerfd Francis Haswen of Oak st1Hegt. this being the only change made tFV Tfle se0Fnnittee.
 The ticket as prepared win be as foTTUws= Modern tor, Eugene B, Pen GIRtcu- town clerk. Everett P. Whip plHsi town treasurer. James M. Pendle- ron. school committee (f0r three yearS) T)T. Albert F. Spieer. Sr-. overseer of the poDr, E1erv Barber: tax assessor CfcEr. three vearg9 Everett A. Kingsley tUvrEl council. Albert Fl. Lans'worthy, ~. Clarence NIaxBun. Wayland F. Saun- 1erE William Gully. Maurice W. Flynn Charles E. Thomas. and Frank F. Has well
 William a. Fousrty Of Westerly died Wedn esctav morning at the Rhode Ts- land hosr6taI at Providence, where he vas taken Sunday to be operated upon for appendicitis. peritonitis being the a.sanse of his death The deceased, who was A years of age, is survived by two sisters. Mrs. James L. Ledard and Mrs William McC1uSkey, both Of Bradford two brothers. Edward P. of CTurmp3on. and John C. of Washing ton. n. C. and q son, John c. He was ? rnachinist by trade having been eru- r1Cr-ed -a+ the Red quarry of the New England Granite works
 Ef Chesebro, employed as carpen- ter by the Ba.ocock and Wilcox com ra1Tv of this town. who are building q -o1tage at Pleasant View for William Miller of Central Falls. fell for a dis ;ance of twenty feet from a staging upon which he was working to the ground below and sustained two frac-