Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-07
ELKS' MEMORIAL AT WESTERLY
fss;ye Services at Eks' Memorial Address EIo- uuently Delivered by Laurence E. Milea, Esteemd Ladng Knight Music by Elks' Orchestra and Soles by Brother Hugh Kinder-57 Absent Brothers on Ledges Mortuary Recsord.

9f lIGHSF FaiaS SundaA ineF1iif9 anu wish, sHeeess, seising. A4qPfs Hi each
 ef the places visited. Chief Thomas
 E. Brown and Censtahle Michael Cur
 tin visited tae p1aee ef Frank Ginger
 il, s6 Oak street and seized two kegs and ss bottles gf iageH beer Peliess-
 men FrederIch T. Afitchesl and Donald
 Fergusen visited sT i-s Oak street,
 Frank FFennes and found d gallen pf
 whiskey and d quart bottle partly fill-
 cd with whiskey, also d lot of empty
 beer bottles and glasses that recently
 contained beer: Sergeant Edwin H;
 West, PeIieeInaA Henry West and
 Michael Curtin falded the home of Frank Murane, 5y Tower street, and
 seized a half barrel ef ale, and ten bet-
 Hes ef wiHej also several empty jugs
 and bottles were found on the preEa=
 ises.
 These were all unlicensed places,
 kitchen barrpems. The seized liqueFs
 were taken te the police station, but
 no arrests were made. It is probable. however. that arrests will follow the cenfiseatien and disposal of the H. quors.
 The annual meeting of Narragan-
 sett lodge of Odd Fellows was held
 Saturday evening and officers were elected as follows: Frederic c, Walton, noble grand; Dr. Edwin Whitford, vice grand Archie c. Thompson, recerd- ing secretary; B. Frank Greenman, financial secretarys Lafayette L. Eos ter, treasurer. Frederic Boulter, Viii
 liam B, Austin. Lucius P. Burch, trus- tees; Frederick J, Harrington, Henry
 W. Barnes, Richard C, Muller, hall
 committee,
 At the session Of the Third district court Tn Westerly, Friday, Judge Oliver H. Williams, ali eases on the civil
 docket were continued. The alleged i.. ttE C Barber, overseer of the poor of the town ef Westerly. against Charles H. Dean, yv;ls called. Fhis case had been previously continued to the first F,ri- day in December to await develop me1ts, At the rcduest of Town So- licitcr Harry B, Agard tho case was further continued to January 1, 1915, | Being unable to furnish bell. the Rc- cused has already been in the King ston 3ptl to" two H1enths, awaiting trial.
 John Ryan pleaded guilty to the
 charge of assault and battery com mltted upon his wife and was sem l tenced to six months in the Providence county Jail and to pay costs. Judge Williams visited Mrs, Ryan just be- fore imposing sentence in order to familiarize himself with the cordi- | tions, Ryan having pleaded guilty to the charge.
 Judge Williams informed the ac- cused that his wife was in horrible condition, with both eyes discolored he.' fps cut and her face a mass of bruised and contusions, Mrs. Ryan 1 told the judge that her husband was
 good man only when he was under | the influence of strong drink and that then he was 8 demon. The judge said l he recognized the good traits sttrib-
 uted to the husband by the injured
 wife and under the circumstances the
 extreme penalty was not imposed. Mary G7Iauher, a resident of Yves. teriV. who has been cared for in St. M7ry's Homo for the Aged in West Hartford, for several years, has be-
 come demeuted and, at times. so vio- lently insane that she could no longer
 remain an inmate of that institution. owing to the disturbance and fear she caused the other aged women in the
 home. She was sent back to Wes- terly. arriving here Wednesday eve ming. where she was taken in charge by Chief of Police Brown and spent tine night at the private hospital in
 Spring street. After examination by two physicians she was comnitte to
 the state hospital for treatment. At the annual meeting of BudIong Post. No. 19, Grand Army of the Re- | public, the elective and appointive of | fceFs chosen were: Christopher Sim
 mons, commander; Lorenzo D. Rich
 mond, senior vice commander; Charles | A. Clark, junior vice commander: Will
 liam !. Babcock. ad1utant: John B. l Brown, Quartermaster; Benjamin F. | Corey, chaplain; George Bellamy, sur
 geon; William Champlin, patriotic in- structor; Amos P Chapman, officer of
 the day: James A. Barber, officer of
 the guard.