Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-01
WESTERLY FLIES BY THE QUART
To be Exchanged For Four Good Dollars if Dead-Swattng Campaign Begins Eary-Alexander O'Connen Under $700 Bonds on Serious Charge-Grand Officers Visit Deborah Chapter-Faiure Display Operators Li- eense Costs S11.48

sxrs. Michael ]. Clancy of Granite street. who has not been in good health for the past year. died at her home Monday afternoon rom heart trouble. She was born in Westerly nfrv-one years ago. She married TIchael J. Clancy in 1882. and to them were born two sonss James J. and Harry O. and two daughters, Loretta C. and Anna k-- all Of whom survive her She also leaves her mother, Mrs. Bridget Hughes, three brothers, Hen xx. James and Charles, and two sis Gers Mrs William Savage. and Miss Loretta Hughes. all of Westerly.
 Xrz Clancy was a member of the xznmzcrlate Conception parish ana was CT active member of the Ladies' aux Hilary, Ancient Order of sHibernians.
 Alexander OsconnelI of the West @i1e was arrested by State Policemen Theodore Downing and William Jack mor of Hartford on charge or carnal <nowfedEe of a girl under the age or -sonsenf- Grace Piatt, aged 1S. daugh- fer of Mrs. Annie Platt of Mechanic street. who was before the Stonington town court some time ago for Keeping a house of i'll repute- O'ConneH, wno was arrested in the vicinity of the bridge about o'clock Tuesday evening -~as taken to Mystic by the officers and Wednesday morning was brought &saf0-e Judge W. l.. Breed of the Ston- amwton town court the case being held over tfT1 next Monday. The defendant was placed under bonds of sIOO' which were furnished by his mother, Mrs Bridget O'Connell. The arrest is development of the Platt case. Attor- nev A T. L. Ledwidge has been re- fa1ned as counsel for O'ConneIl.
 af the 74th stated meeting of Deb erah chapter, No. g, Order of the East
 ern Star, held at Masonic hall Tues Aay evening. the following grand offi- e@rs and others were present, 1t be- fn< the annual visitation of the ofi- rers of the grand chapter of the state: wrsud parton, Chester ". Barrows; erzud conductress. Mrs. Lillian Fl. Durfee- grand marshal. Miss Alice NJ. B. Hathaway: grand Ruth, F. M. Mary K Thomas. Hope chapter, Hope Val ley. past grand matTon Louise A. Bz5coclx: past grand patron, George v. Avery: past grand sentinel Thom- aa Fl Mckenzie: grand marshal of the grand chapter of the state or Con rectfcut. Ethel Wood Latham; visitors, ". M- Alice Clark and members of the Fidelity chapter. No 54. of New Lon son. VI. NJ. Mrs. Addie Johnson and members of Charity chapter of Mys- 4Sc. besides others including Past Pa iron Horace E. Remington of Provi- dence chapter. Providence A business session was held pr1or 10 the Saldd supper served in the banquet hall. Mrs. Horace F Burdick acting as chairman of the social committee.
 Miss Bertha Gladys Moves Of Wes- Rnrfy and Lawrence Williams Regester nf Providence were married by Rev. CIavs6n 1. Burdick. pastor of the Paw cafuck Seventh-day Baptist church, fhe ceremony being witnessed by near relatives After the ceremony an in formal reception was held and dinner ssrrved the wedding guests. Mir. and Mrs. Re<ester are to make their home lin Providence where the groom is a lsa1esman for a wholesale jewelry con -ern