Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19

sentiments which will leave a lasting impression with the members of the class. Diplomas were awarded Mar garet Mcclure, Francis o'Connel, William Comoli, Madelaine DeviEe, Marion PurtelI, Alice Sullivan, Agnes Comeli, Mary Walsh, Raymond Null laney, George Shackner, Edward Mc- Knight, Mary Fitzgerald and Caroline MeKenna.
 Allie o'conneII, who was with Jack son., Johnson, Royster, Gardner and Stenhouse in the altercation with the circus men in the freight yard of the New Haven Railroad company last Tuesday night, and who has been be yond the jurisdic tions of the Westerly police, came over from Pawcatuck, on Saturday morning and surrendered himself to Police Sergeant West. He was arraigned before Judge Oliver Fl. Williams in the Third District court. He pleaded guilty to the charge of Ioi- tering upon railroad premises and re- fusing to leave when so ordered by representative of the company. Sen tence was suspended upon payment of costs.
 Taxpayers in Bradford have express ed desire to have water system adapted to fire purposes in that Vil- lage. and the Westerly town council has given it's approval, the work to be done under the direction of the New England Insurance association, there by tnsuring a reduction in present fire insurance rates. Friday John s. Cald- well, chief engineer of the municipal protective department, came to West 1 erly, and with Maurice W. Flynn, pres ident of the town council, went to Bradford, and investigated the condi- ! t1ons there. President Flynn is fully authorized to act for the town council in all that pertains to this proposition, ! the f0TVT7SS h0fPpar nr11U a aF-xy formalfty.
 Policeman Michael Curtin arrested Frank Morago for assaultinq a man named Nicholas when in Montalto's saloon Saturday night. The row start from Nichols. Nicholas called vile names and Morago says he struck him with his fist, and Nicholas retaliated with a pitcher. Dr. Crandan who at tended Nicholas, gays he was stabbed in the face and hand. Morago denies the use of a knife. Morago will be ar raigned in the Third district court, Monday.
 At special meeting of the Westerly | Town council, Saturday evening, the contract for the construction of toilets at Watch Hill, were awarded to the
 Joslin- Lena company, for $5cs, and the plumbing went to Davey & Max well for $S9S. The building is to be completed within three weeks. It will
 be located on land owned by Frank
 Larkin, near the approach to tae
 Block Island pier
 | Local Laconics.
 Employes of the Pequot Shirt com.
 pany enjoyed a roller skating party
 Saturday night, in large room at tho
 plant rendered by the company.
 Dorothy, the five year old grandchilG
 of Post Officer Inspector Charles II
 Pendleton, of Elm street fell from hel
 bed Saturday morning and fractured
 her left wrist.
 Rev. Clayton A. Burdick delivered
 the baecalaureate sermon to the grad. uating class of Westerly High school
 in the Pawcatuck Seventh Day Bap- J tist church Sunday afternoon. . William Fl. Sandford, prominent il Masonic circles, was stricken witt paralysis while at his home on Stan,
 ton street, Saturday morning. His lei side is affected and he Is in critica condition
 At the joint convention of the Ban kers' Association Of the New Eng land States, Arthur l.. Perry, treas
 urer of the Washington Trust com ,i pany was elected member of tn
 executive council for three years.
 Next Sunday evening there will be mass meeting in Hibernian hall in ali of the national Irish Relief Fund, fo ; the benefit of the widows and or { phans of the men who were killed il
 the Dublin uprising for liberty. i The employees of the Fisher stor gave miscellaneous shower to Mis- Anita Zerbarina. former exnploye c F the stores whose engagement has bee 1a aunnHRncad at tho e1ca N