Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-14

heels. that she had worn for some time. She said she did not examine the heel of her right shoe until two months after the accident and did not know where the shoe was during. the
 The case win occupy the balance of the week.
 imil, held for the theft of a diamond ring, the property of Clara Shaw. of Kingston It is claimed that Blanch- ard. who was boss of a sawmill. gain ed entrance to the Shaw residence by fake key on at least three occasions and took money and that on Septem-
 Der 6 last he entered the house and stole the diamond ring. The theft
 was reported to Shertn John R. Will
 cox, who since then has been close on the trail of Blanchard and suc-
 ceeded in taking him into custody Wednesday morning. Blanchard pawn | ed the ring in Providence, September Q. three days after 1t was stolen and | the ring has been secured by the sheriff.
 Blanchard was arraignsd before Judge Nathan B. Lewis in the Third | district court and the case was con-
 tinued to October 18th. The accused was unable to furnish ball bond oi
 $500 for appearance and he was placed
 in the jail at Kingston.
 l Mrs. Pearl Mekenna, age 1e, .whs
 was arrested in Pawcatuck, at the
 home of a relative in Mechanic street by Deputy Sheriff William H. Casey
 and delivered to Shertf John R. VII cox of Washington county. was ar
 raigned in the Sixth district court fl Providence, Wednesday and admitted
 that she stole a diamond ring valued at S100 from Edna A. Barrett. ant pawned it for $35. Mrs. McKenna'I the Brown & Sharpe shop and sh' used the $35 on a trip with him tI
 Pawcatuck. She was adtudged guilt
 of larceny and ordered to pay nn
 of $50 and costs. The ring will b.
 restored to the owner and Mrs. Nc
 Kenna will have to come across witt
 about s75 before she can regain free
 dom and in due time will be expecte'
 to return the S35 she obtained iron
 the pawnbrol1er.
 The coast artlllsrymsn Of Fort
 sett defence district, were trangporte
 Wednesday to the island forts of tn
 Now London defense district, wher } they will cooperate with the troops c that district in the joint maneuver
 between army and navy. The secon
 division of the Atlantic torpedo hotill will participate with tho repair shi Panther and tho boats of tho qunr terTnaster'a department. The naneu vers will continue until October 1s. Perhaps the most remarkable oss et recovery from s snoksn neck Q 1 Providence, the young man who !, diving from the shoulders of his fath 3 CT at Watch Hill beach, July eth ian ] struck the hard, sandy bottom break : ing the third and fourth vertsera 3 Since the accident he has rennine Q at Watch Hill under the care of D g John 6hampilH, Henry can hold U = his head without artificial supper ], has the full use of his right hand. ie : and right iegH, and almost the fu IT uHa ef his left hand. He can wal k about gHaaalated and conditions fnyt . complete recovery. Accompanied v DF, ChaEaplIn, young Mfr, Henry vi c attend a meeting of the WeahinRte h County Medical Hoolety at KinESto {. fully explained by Dr, champiin. Al = CT the meeting Mir Henry will pr' d eeed to his home in Providence. a The Flrst HepkInten Cemetery a d seelatlon In annual meeting 'eleot' e these effieersI Herbert F. Swinney. d Westerly. president; William Ie treasurerI Thomas T. LarlSin, supe ,- intendent of grounds Bowen B. M
 comber, sexton; Herbert M. Swinne
 trustee for three years. The associ el ton has an endowment fund of s4,ei 1t Local Laeonics.
 a Lieutenant Langdon Pickering. it United States ship Yankton, is n ,.n leave of absence at the home of ! IT mother in the Avondale section Westerly.
 William Taylor, e5. formerly CT oa ployed at the c. B. Cottrell plant, al I~ from typhoid fever Wednesday nor s- ing at New Haven, where he has be 7. employed. He is survived by two HI sss ters and a brother. Mrs. Charles Re