Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-28
Chauffeur At Westerly Disappers
William Kalimos. Driver of Harding Car Which Struck and Killed Francis Waller Takes to the Woods-AIbert Was ner Knfes Samuel Insham Result of War Arguments -Weddings-ofcers of Peoples Mission Sunday School

Francis Waller. who died early on Wednesday morning from injuries re- ceived seven hours previous by be- ing struck by an automobile owned by Henry Harding of Bridgeport. and Brightman's Pond. and operated by leaves a wife and two children in destitute condition In addition to the report of the fatality fin Wednesdays Bulletin, these facts have been ascer- tained. Mrs Harding who was in the automobile. on her way to meet her husband at the railroad station, stated that owing to the glare of the headlight of an approaching car, Mir. Waller was not seen until within hve feet of him The car was stopped as quickly as possible and the mis- hap reported to MT. Healey's house. not far from the site of the accident. and Dr. ScaRlon was summoned from there by telephone He arrived in his automobile and ordered that the Harding car remain just where 1t was pr. Scanlon notified Chief of Police Brown of the affair and he and Po- hceman Ferguson responded, but Kaiimus was not with the automobile | in charge Kalimus and Mrs. Harding. with the injured man, had gone to the | Westerly hospital. and Kalirnus as sisted in transporting MT Waller from Dr. Scanlon's automobile and he was unnerved by the sight of the horrible | wounds.
 | When Mir. Harding arrived he order | ed e-haufieur Kalimus back to the au- | tomobile telling hem to awatnt his com | ing with Mrs. Harding. When the Hardings arrived at the automooiie' | Kalfruus was not there, and Mir. Hard . ing drove the machine to his cot | taSe at Brightman's Pond and up- braided the chauffeur for not remain | ing with the machine, as ordered KaIimus explained that crowd had
 gathered and threatened him ana ne ran to the cottage across lots
 | MT. Harding told Kalimus of the se-
 rious condition of MT. Waller and that there wos no hope of recovery. and in- sisted that Kalimus go to the Wester- Iy police station and go through tns ing was ready to accompany Kalimut
 to the police station. he could not os found He was thoroughly frtghten-
 ed and as near as could be ascertain
 ed he ran into the woods and remain
 ed there during the night. Chiet Brown searched for him until aftei
 midnight on Wednesday, The chic learned that Kalimus was seen on th'
 Shore road at 8 o'clock In the morn ing. also that he had telephoned thu maid at the Harding cottage and Una
 she was seen 10 go to the edge Of th' . l woods with a bundle and that she re
 turned with the bundle. She saic
 that the bundle contained shirts an' 1 that she did not see Kalimus-
 Chief Brown is of the opinion Una z the chauffeur is in an extremely ner | yous condition has been without food
 and unnamed by the horrible condi
 ton of Mir Waler as he assisted hin
 to the hospital, and would not be sur
 prised at complete nervous break . down.
 t The frequent diseussicr of the event :, of the great war raging abroad DC
 tween a German and an Enalishnnar !, has resulted in a stabbing anray tha ' may terminate fatally. Alfred Gag 2 ner. alias ''Dutchy." and Samut Ingham both weavers employed I
 the Knight mill and boarding at tn l mill boarding house in White Rocl
 conducted by Jackson Hood. hay 1. been at odds for some time, and WaG V ner had threatened Ingham with bodi ly harm. yet there were periods
 apparent friendliness. They came In
 to the boarding house together lai
 Thursday night and went upstair ' Wagner going to his room. but Inghac
 went into Hoods room, which Is oe
 tween the rooms of Wagner an - Ingham. Just as Ingham came into tn
 hallway to go to his room, he claim
 that without any notice Wagner aS Is sauHed him with a jacknife- H IT cries summoned MT. Hood and X, boarder known as Red" to his a: o sistance and they succeeded in rescI -o ing him from the murderous assaul
 Special Ohicer Donohue called U
 the police station and Policemt re Ferguson and Chace responded ar