Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-15


 Judge John ". Sweeney of Westerly, presiding, with a session of ths grand jury. Although not on the docket, it is quite probable that indictments will be asked for against John T. ing time in the Connecticut state pI-tS- on for the hoidup and robbery of a paymastsr of Stonington Velvet mill. They will be charged with hlShWaS robbery before the grand jury and Tor assault committed upon Edward J. Sullivan, a travelling salesman for S cracker firm committed on the White Rock road, Westerly, April 1, 1913. MT. Sullivan was driving along The roeG when he was held up at the po1I1t Of a revolver by RushloW and Arnold, who evidently mistook him for a. mill paynlaster and his sample case ot 1 crackers for a money bag. They took the sample case and permitted SuLh- van to drive on Later they realized their mistake and threw the cracker case away. After their arrest they confessed this crime to Chief Of Fo- i lice Thomas l.. Brown, and also ad- mitted that they were connected with the burglaries of the Willard and Ban- non stores in Westerly. Chief Brown, after their conviction for the Ston1ng- ton crime lodged q complaint for their arrest with the warden of the Connec- ticut state prison, with ., view to talk iuG them into custody upon the eH- DIrajiOn of their term of service,
 Sheriff John R. Wilcox, of Wash ington county, secured a copy of the I evidence of the superior court of New 1 London county in the trial of the case and with this information he expects to secure indictment in the superior ] court for Washington county, together l with testimony that will be introduced today. With this indictment secured, Rushlow and Arnold will be taken into custody upon their release from state prison and brought direct to the su- | perlor court for Washington county for trial. While if the Chief Brown warrants were. recognized they would he first brought to trial in the Third district court of Westerly and travel to the superior court in the usual way and ill addition to the assault answer to the charge of burglary. Sul- Iivan has filed no complaint against either RuShloW or Arnold and the pro- ceeding.s were instituted by the off cers of the law.
 The actions at law and other cases assigued for today are:
 Cornelius J. Farrell, of Westerly, against the Norwich and Westerly Traction company, in which Farrell seeks to recover damages for injuries received while a limousine which he was driving was struck by a car of the defendant company at the We quetequOck crossing, in the town of Stonington- Ip the limousine were Mrs. Clara II. Stanton. owner of the limousine and Mrs. Anne :, Burnet both having since died of the injuries received by reason of the accident Albert E. Crafts. counsel for Farrell and Edward M. Burke, of Westerly, for the defendant; Lillian R. Gardiner vs. Beniam1n Rose, Olney; Florence A- Browning Ns. George L. Browning, Fitzgerald and Higgins; Jessie II. C. Watts ys. Edgar W. Watts. Olney and Crafts, GreenOugh, Easton and Cross; Rosa Glucerelle NS. AIiChOleta Iancon- eta. Roche; Dyer Manufacturing com pany Ys. John Alurano, Kingsley, Dunn; Charles P. Ecclestone vs. Fran cesko Paola Dignac. Agard Dunn; William Fl. Bagley TS. Bristow Broth
 CTS and Knowles corporation, AgaTd, Dunn; Elmer l.. Crandall Vs John $. Potter ct al.. administrator. Ti,linghast and Collins, Gardiner, Pierce and , Thornley, Cross and BaTnfleld; Vim cenzs. Cappucio vs Joseph CuarinO, Davis; EincenZa Guarino Vs. Angelo Guarino: Angelo GuaTinO Vs. Vincenza Cappucio, Dunn; Noah $. Caldwell I-s. James R. $. WiShtman, deputy sher- i if, Grim, Hicks: Petr PuCci vs. Way land A. Saunders, Roche, Ledwidgc; Courtland M- Chase Es. Otis E. Brown, Lewis, LedWldSe; Chief of Police Thomas l.. Brown vs Frank Nurano,
 U \ gelO Guarino, assault: Silas B. Briggs
 Es. Evelyn l. Greene. Easton, Williams and Rosenfeld, and German. Esan and
 German: Gardiner E, Kenyon vs.
 Louis Hart Burke. Archambault and
 ArChambault: Elmer E. Crandan vs
 Susan Potter. Tillinghast and Collins;
 Gardiner. Pierce and Thornley. Boss and Barnefeld; The Narragansett Pier
 company ys. Charles W. Hall, assessor
 of taxes, Edwards and Angel, Olney-
 The Grand jurors will report on
 Monday and the petit jury on Tues
 day. The jurors from Westerly are:
 Frederick H. Kenyon, Antonio NJ
 Reale, Andrew Fisher, Richard J. But
 Ter. Adam Sawyer, grand; Fred N.
 Burdicl1, Herbert T. Kenyon. Robert
 Duff, Edward IT. Buffun1, Frank Co.,
 mena- George W Timbury, James AI
 Pendleton William F. Robinson, Cal
 vert E. Cottrell, petit.
 Antonio Lapriore, of Westerly. wa.
 in communication with Maria Faropa
 at her home in Italy, and the com
 HlunfCationS resulted in an agreement
 to marriage. Antonio sent Maria her
 passage money of $65 and the young
 woman left her home and came to
 Westerly. bringing with her all her
 personal belongings When she ar
 rived here she ascertained that An
 tonia was already married and had
 a wife living in Italy. Maria. inn
 rnediately left for Milford Conn, where
 she had relatives but Antonio declined
 to let her take her belongings unless
 she paid him back the money he had advanced for her passage. Maria re-
 turned to Westerly, Friday, with an
 Italian constable from Milford. A con
 suItatfon was held with Chief of Po-
 lice Brown and Antonio was located.
 He persisted in holding the goods, and
 Chief Brown was satisfied after inves- t1gatton that there was no criminal
 action and withdrew from the case
 Maria then consulted with Attorney
 Harry B. Agard and a writ of arrest