Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-30
WESTERLY BANKERS DIFFICULTY
Recalled By Suit Against Joseph s. Grls-Neishbcrs Quarrel Results in SIander SuitWagner Held in $500 Bonds-Chaufeur Kalmus Ordered Held-Far1ners Exchange.

Rock. These two men had been in a heated discussion concerning; the war abroad and subsequently, met in the hallway of the boarding house where pied and Ingham threw Wagner While down Wagner drew his tacklznife, which has a short blade, and stabbed Ingham three times in the back Ing ham is in a serious condition. Wagner was ad3udged probably guilty as charged and was held for the grand jury at the next session of the superior court for Washington county, in bonds of $500.
 William Kalimus, chauffeur for Hen " Harding of Bridgeport and Bright mans Pond. who drove the automobile that struck Francis Waller and with fatal results, who appeared before Coroner Kingsley for investigation further investigation Friday evening. At the conclusion the coroner ordered | Chief Brown to hold Kalimus. until definite action was decided upon. Cor oner Kingsley Is considering the evil dence.
 l Summer Mowry presided at meet. | ing in Lafayette on Thursday and | guided the formation of the Wash ington and Kent County Farmers ex- change. There were nearly one hun dred present and these officers were elected: Roy Rawlings, of Wyoming, president; John L. King of Peace Dale, secretary; George A. Holley, of Wake field, treasurer; Mrs. Roy Rawlings IE.. A. Mallette of Kingston, Alexander Lewis of Ashaway and Philip A
 Money of Exeter, executive commit tee.
 T Samuel N Stinson a Cornell grad
 uate, and at present in charge of ths
 Farmers exchange, told of the worl
 he had accomplished and gave sug-
 gestionG and plans for the future
 Horace W. Tinkham of Warren. mem.
 Der of the agricultural commission, ex. tplained the problems the commission has dealt with and the teaching O. , better farm methods David Elder, O the Rhode Island State college, advo eated the formation of a boys am
 girls club to interest them in gardel and stock problems. The meetings O
 the exchange will be held in town
 selected by the executive committed t Librarian Joseph L. Peacock an
 Librarian Emeritus Ethan Mileos 2 represented the Westerly Memorial an t Library at the regular autumn meet 5 ing of the Rhode Island Library as 5 sociation held Friday in East. Green l wich. General Thomas ". Chase = trustee of the East Greenwich librar. | made the address of welcome. Joh e Lowe, agent of the Massachuseti ,, Free Library commission, gave an ad
 
 . Libraries; Gardner M, Jones, libra = rian of Salem Public library, discusse : lLoan Desk Problems, and Libraria = Peacock told of observations of tn y American Library association confer } ence in Berkeley, California. n The members were guests at lunch
 con of the East Greenwich librar o trustees. At the afternoon session Ro . Follett, instructor of English at Brow 5i university, spoke on George Gissin d and Miss Harriet A. Tourtellot, of tf e children's department of ProvidenC i public library devoted half an hoJ l. to childrens stories. .t.- l. The North Kingston Republics e club has been granted state eharte
 the incorporators being Robert y Gray, George w. Holgate. William Wi l. mot. Nathaniel G. Hendrick, and Pet IS $. Byrnes. The objects of the GU l. are the promotion of republican pril Id ciples and social and literary advance l oAF7f