Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-19
DARK DAY IN WESTERLY
Artificial Lights Necessary During Early Portion of Wednes day Morning-Verdict For Mrs. Emile w Hayes in Yelling Probate Appeal-Funerals Wednesday-Hepta- sophs' Officers
nesday morning.

nesday morning.
 Elizabeth Barrus died Wednesday at her home in Franklin street in her sixty ninth year. She was the wife of Leonard Barrus.
 A silver tea in support of the social welfare work of Miss Annette McColl was given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Hugh A. neming at her home.
 In the assault case of Thomas Leo net against Angelo Comparty, a civil action in damages for injuries received heard in the superior court, Judge Stearns awarded damages in the sum of $250 to plaintiff.
 The council appointments of the Town Criers a business boosting or announced and includes the name of George Benjamin Utter of Westerly in the list of town tatlers.
 Senator Arnold of Westerly intro duced d resolution which appropriates S1 900 for the care and maintenance of state court house in Westerly. Re ferred to committee on finance of which Senator Arnold is chairman.
 The body of Charles T. Donohue, who died in PIainfeld Conn, Monday, ar rived ill Westerly on the 11.59 train. Wednesday and the funeral was from the railway station, requiem mass hav- ing been celebrated in Plainheld. Burial
 
 Representative Albert H. Langwor- thy of Westerly has presented a res olution to reimburse the sum of $150 to the Westerly Textile company and which had been paid through error in taxes TO the state of Rhode Island Referred to committee on claims and accounts
 The report of Samuel H. Davis of Westerly, treasurer of the Seventh day Baptist Missionary society, shows re- ceiptS of $1.110.42 during February, which includes d subscription of S75 from rhe PawCatuclz church. There was a balance in the treasury at the end of the month of S243.02.
 News comes via Washington that be the opponent of Representative Gerry for the democratic nomination for congressman. From the same source there comes in the form of a rumor that MT Geary will stand for the gubernatorial nomination.
 Rev. Clayton A Burdick conducts@ the funeral services of Miss Jessie A. Taylor at the residence of Charles B. Coon in Elm street, Wednesday morn ing, with many friends of the deceased present The bearers were Charles H. Stanton, Milo NJ. Clarke Wallace Wells and George \. Burdick. Burial was at Ashaway.
 senator " dlhFI or SOuJn Kingston has presented an act which provides that half of the fines collected for vio- larion of the automobile laws be paid into the treasury of the town or city wherein the offense is committed At present all fines from this source go to the state. Referred to judiciary committee.
 At q meeting of Westerly conclave of HeptasCphs these officers were in stalled. Francis M. Jordan. sitting past arChon. Howard F. Lewis, archon; W. sherman Eaton, provost; John I. Bent ley, prelate: Archie c. Thompson, sec- retary; 1. F. Lewis. financier; c. Grant Savage, treasurer; David F. Johnson, inspector: James R. Johns, warden: William s .Maggs, sentinel: Samuel C. Webster. ". Sherman Eaton, Archie C. Thompson, trustees.
 The funeral of Thomas r. Denehey was held Wednesday with mass of requiem in the Church of the Immacu- late Conception sung by Rev Peter Mo Oscar. There was q large attendance of friends and relatives, including sew era1 from StolingGCn and New Lon don and delegations of Knights of Co., iumbus and Ancient Order IIibernians Burial was in St Michaeis cemetery, the bearers being Edward Denehey and Patrick Collins of StOningtOn and Mark DriscOiL Joseph Kane, Michael Deadly and Leo Higgins