Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-02

45 He leaves a widow and feur chil lrea MT. Nelch has been in faili. 2. health for the past six months and his condition became critical about a week since. He was g steady and tn dustrious workman. was classe5 as an esteem by his employers and many acquaintances.
 Richar5 P.-Freensh of New Tor don. the republican candidate for congress, Benjamin H, Hewitt of Mystic, the re- pub ican candidate for state senator from the Twentieth senatorial dls- trict and Daniel NJ. Cronin of New London performed the 6usl a2t at the Central theatre. in PawcatUck, al -he cor clusion of the regular natinee saturday The play wash PoliLi g as made a big hit. MT Freeman we tha frst speaker and Imnl Caiately, af-= ter he conc ded he went 67 ura T 10 New London. connected there wi h automobile and proceeded to Middle town and Portland, where he spoke at political rallies Saturday evening The speakers at the Central theatre made it plain: to the audience the republican success at the polls next Tuesday meant prosperity ard progress. When the picture of Sidnty A. Brown, can-- didate for reelection as sheriff of New county was llcSISO uBOD- lIlf curtain 1t was greeted with enthu- siastic applause.
 Deputy Sheriff Frederick T. Mitchell has served papers upon Arthur Sher man, treasurer of the Norwich and Westerly Traction company. in a suit brought by Cornelius J. Farrell, of Watch Hill. in which claim is made for $15.000 in damages for injuries received, on September 8th, at We quetequock crossing. Farrell was driving an automobile and in crossing the track was struck by. a trolley car. The automobile was wrecked. Farrell and Mrs. Clara Stanton and Mrs. Anne Burnet were injured, and the two ladies have since died. The writ is returnable to the superior court for Washington county at Kingston No vember 25. Albert B. Crofts is coun- se1 for Farrell and Judge Edward M. Burke for the trolley company.
 Frank PizeIIo, who took out 1i- cense week ago Saturday to marry Lillie Romano, slashed- his prospective bride with a pocketknife when in Canal street. Saturday afternoon. Pig zello wanted the girl to get married that afternoon. but she wanted the event postponed for a week. He de- clared she would marry him then or he would fix her tso she would never marry anyone. lie then cut her dCTOSS the face from the nest to her left ear. The girl was taken to the office of Dr. Charles P. Crandall and fourteen stitches were required to close the wound. The girl has been in Wester- ly about a month and had but few acquaintances. She is eighteen years of age and Pizzelo is twenty-two.
 Miss Romano was taken to Law renee hospital, New London. She says a brother -in-law, Louis Morsicato, resides at Az Shaw street in that city.
 Pizzelo ran away immediately after the cutting and has not been appre- hended. He weighs about 140 pounds, is about feet 6.sinches in height, smooth face and wore a light gray suit. soft hat and a red bow tie
 Angela Guar1no was arrested by Chief Brown, Saturday, charged with committing a violent assault upon Vincenzo Cappucio. There has been bad feeling between the women for some time, which eliminated in a fight and Mrs. Guarino. threw pane of window glass at Mrs. Cappucfo cut ting her face, her wrists and thumb. Mrs. Guarino pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Judge Oliver H. Will Hams in the Third district court The accused furnished a bond of $500 for appearance in court November 13.
 Antonio Lopriore received serious injuries while Blasting rocks at Watcf, Hill, Saturday. After hole had been drilled and the powder placed therein,
 Antor.io used the drill to tanp the powder instead of using the customary wooden stick. lThsre was instant ex- plosion and Antonio's face hands and arms were blaclened and burned and one of his eyebrows burned off. It is believed the sight twill be saved. He was attended by Dr. John Charnplin and then taken to the Backus hospl- tai. Norwich
 William Emory Thonpson, formerIx