Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-31

investigate the escape of prisoners while on the way from the superior court to the state prison at Howard on March 21, reported Thursday morn ing and returned indictments against Edward H. Mason, Joseph R. Leonard, Albert Polion, Henry A. Dean, Wilfred E. Charpentier, Thomas J. Allen (alias "Skeete", of Westerly, Daniel Leav- ems, George A. Maher and William Goddard, charging assault with intent to kill on Deputy Sheriff G. Ralph Tillinghast and Deputy Sheriff Nathan Colvin, and also with escape.
 Indictments charging escape only were brought against Michael J. Rog- CTS, Joseph R. Hopkins, Charles Mc- Granger, alias DeGagnon; Nicholas Luzzo, Thomas F. Mccarthy and Louis E. Nilve.
 Edward H. Mason, Joseph R. Leon ard, Albert Polion, Wilfred Charpen- tier, Thomas J. Allen, and George A. Maher were arraigned on the three charges against them before Judge Rathbun in the superior court and upon their plea of not guilty were each held in the sum of s25,00O bail, $1O,OO0 in each case of assault with intent to kill and 5000 in the case of escape
 Trial date on the cases of assault with intent to kill was set for next Monday
 Michael J. Rogers, Joseph R. Hop kIns, Nicholas Luzzo and Louis R. N1lve were arraigned on charges of escape, and upon their plea of not guilty were held in the sum of S5,00o each for trial Charles McGranger. alias DeGagnon and Thomas F. McCar- thy were also arraigned on the charge Of escape, to which each pleaded nolo They were each held in the sum of $5,OO0 to await sentence.
 The funeral of Rev. William J. Gal VIn, was held Thursday morning from St. Michae's church, Providence. where solemn high mass of requiem was sung at 9.30 o'clock. The church auditorium was filled with a large number of the friends of the deceased priest, who for nine years was a cur ate at St. Michaers church. He was pastor of the Church of the Immacu- late Conception fourteen years. The music for the mass was sung by the sanctuary choir, with Prof. F. A. fred erick as organist and Rev. Thomas 4. COfey as director. Bishop Harkins gave the absolution. The interment was in St. Francis cemetery.
 Ihe officers of the mass were: Rev. M. P. Cassidy of Woonsocl1et, cele- brant; Rev. J. c. Tennian of Pawtuck- ct, deacon; Rev. Owen F. Clarke. Holy Name. sub-deacon; Rev. T. J. O'Con- nor, St. MichaePs, master of ceremon- les; acoylites, Rev. J. P. Coleman, St. si- r SC. Mary's; thurifers, Rev James B. O. irien, Assumption, and Rev. Thomas Collins, St. Joseph's Hospital The assisting priests to the bishop were Very Rev. Peter E. Blessing. V. C.. and James F. Coyle, P. R., of Taun- ton. The office of the mass was chant e6 by the priests, led by Rev. Austin J. O'Toole of the Cathedral and Rev. J. F. Reardon of the Church of the Assumption
 Among the priests seated in the sanctuary were Very Rev. Dennis M. I-owney. V. G., of Pawtucket. Rev. James Kelley. Pawtucket: Rev. Thom- as C. O'Brien, Rev. J. F. Mclaughlin. Rev. John F. Sullivan, St Mathews; Rev. Thomas Fitzpatrick, Valley Falls Rev. Thomas Ryan. HarrisvilIe. Rev. M. Serpa of the Church of the Holy Rosary, Rev. John F. Haney. pastor of the Church of the Assumption; Rev. Peter Hanley,. Rev. Joseph Train or, Rev. Peter Malone East Green wich; Rev. P. Farrelly, Rev. D. F. Full lam, St. Michaels: Rev. James O'Brien of St. Joseph's; Rev. John Quinn. Fr. Alber1c of the Cumberland monastery.
 The committal service at the grave was read by Rev. P. FarrelIy, pastor cf St. Michae's church, assister by a number of priests.