Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-17

BY Information published in FRIDAYS
edition of New York paper it is be-
Heved that a clue has been obtained
that would lead to the discovery of
the whereabouts of Mrs. Thomas A1oi,
VINO has been missing from her home
In Westerly since April 6.
When in Westerly Mrs. A1oi was as
soclated with Mrs. Charles II. Led
ward In the management of the Bar
nard lunch rooms which opened a few
weeks ago on High street Since her
disappearance her husband, a mem
Der of the firm of Monte-Aloi, who
conducts a barber shop, and her faith
er, Joseph Grills, have searched va
I1ous towns and cities in an attempt
to find the missing girl.
According to a news dispatch that
appeared in New York paper a. well
dressed girl. who would not reveal her
1dent1tv had been confined in the
knlckerbocker hospital suffering from
t Lhe enects or lysoi which she said she
had taken by mistake. She recovered
from the effects Of the poison and left
the hospital on Wednesday, During
her sickness she was heard to speak
the WORD barnard" The authorities
at the hospital. thinking that she
iege, communicated with that instftu-
ton. but to no avail. Inasmuch as
the name Of the lunch rooms in Wes-
terly was Barnard" it is thought that
possibly the patient was Mrs. AIoi.
Furtner inquiries are now being made,
Rev. r: c. A. Jones, pa4er Of the
Calvary Baptist church, will address
Nelson lodge, No. 204, Order Sons Of
st George. at the Calvary Baptist
church Sunday night. the occasion be-
ing the observance of st. Georges
lands Patron Saint.
The Gulf Oil Refining company of
PIttsburg, Pa, has leased the Mar
tin Babcock property on Lower Me-
cnan1c street. Pawcatuck for a term
Of Is years. This makes the third
Oil company to enter. the local field
II the absence Of Judge Oliver H,
Williams Clerk Clarence E. Roche
presided at the regular session of the
Third district court held at the court
mouse yesterday. Two new writs were
entered, Robert Johns VS.. James Hep
worth and London and Lancashire
ERE Insurance company VS.. Joseph
L. Murphy. The former was entered
by Everett A. Kingsley and the latter
by Harry B. Agard.
decision was reserved in the case Of
Henry Walton VS.. Peter P Palmer
TO recover 500 on a note Endorsed by
Peter Palmer for the late Fred EIdred
The PLAINTIFF was represented bv A.
torney George r, McKenna and the
defendant by Judge Herbert w. Rath-
bun.
There was bad automobile acct
Gent on the Stonington road about
LAO o'clocN Friday evening. just west
of the Wequetequock casino. When
machine owned and driven by Mel
son E. Brown Of Westerly which was
coming from Stonington to Westerly
colhded with car driven by Fred D.
S1sson of Westerly Just as the. two
machines came together, a trolley car
OF the Groton and Stonington division,
eastbound. due in Westerly at $50
o'clock and in charge of Conductor B,
tucker and Motorman W. B. Avery
STRUCK the Sisson machine. when the
ley track. Both of the automobiles
were wrecked and the occupants were
thrown into the road. In the Sisson
car were two men, Joe OrHearn Of
westerly and a man who gave the
name Of Frank Johnson Of Norwich.
and a woman who said she was Eliz-
abeth O'Brien of Norwich. The wo-
head and both limbs and was brought
to Westerly on trolley car and
taken to the house of DR. e. r, Lewis.
where he wounds were dressed. John
son was hurled out Of the car. but
escaped injury. According to the
statement of Johnson given. to the
manager Of the trolley road, he came
to Westerly about $50 o'clock in the
afternoon and went to Quonochontaug
to show the woman with him a cottage
which she decided to hire. They re-
turned to Westerly in the Sisson au-
tomobile and at about 7.30 o'clock
started for Norwich by way Of New