Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-22
MATTERS |NIEREsIlN IVES STERl Y
->.e Decdes to Omit Eaborate Observance of Columbus Day Trust Company Flaming New Structure- Why Louis colna Failed to Join Drafted Men John Pada-
 na Slow in Reporting, Arrested as Deserter- -Roofo Yanello Taken to Kingston.
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he was actually out on bond. Yanello did not appear in court at the time specified and capfas was issued to Sheriff John R. Wilcox and was served Friday by Police Chief Brown, who found Yanello at work on the Xailroad. He was taken to Kingston In the af- ternoon by Sherin WILCOX.
 John LoNharti, of . railroad sec- ten gang at work near the Westerly railway station, met with q peculiar bled and fell, his right hand striking against one of the rails, with such force as .to remove the nail from the right foreflnger- The flesh was open severely laeerated. He was accom- panied by q fellow workman to the office of Dr. John. L.. May. and the in- jured member was given attention. At ths annual meeting of ths La dies Aid society of the Christian church o1icers were elected as follows:i Mrs. Fred D. Rogers, president; Mrs. presidents: Mrs. Edward Gavitt, sec rctary; Mrs. Ralph Northrup, treas-' urer; Mrs. Samuel H. Girven. collec- l tor; Mrs. l.. L. Foster, Mrs: Girven, Mrs. Alexander Mitchell, Mrs. P. Taylor and Mrs. D. E. Hoxie. direc- tors. Mrs. Margaret z. Meers.h; 4e: wife merninr, at her home in Wells street. She was born in Stonihgton, the
 daughter ef Waiter and Joanaa Fitz- daughter Helen. also three brothers, Walter. James and. John Fitzgerald, and two sisters. Mrs. Denis Keenan and Mrs. Charles Comoli.
 In the superior court at kinustor.
 guilty of an assault with a dangerous weapon upon Mary Appleton, a care
 taker at the Home for Feeble Minded, at Exeter. Sentence was deferred. Mark Sweet, indicted for breaking
 and entering the Cold Spring house at wickford, changed his plea of not guilty to nolo. Sentence was deferred upon payment of costs. and he was
 ordered to furnish bond of s1 900. the state against Walter A. Consdon, indicted on the charge of arson. the building burned being a barn owned by Clark M Gardiner. The defense will try to show that a tramp who
 Those additional premiums awarded at the North Stonington Grange fair,
 completes the list: HoisteiIls-BulI, len Coats. Cow. 4 wears, Ralph Vince Ter: second. Allen Coats. COW. years, Allen Coats; 2 years, Ralph Wheeler;
 second. Allen Ceats. Cow. T year. Ralph Wheeler; second. Allen Coats: third, Nathan Maine. Calf. Ralph
 Wheeler, first: Allen Coats, second.
 Jersey-Calf, Moves Wheeler. Cow. 4 years, first, second and third; COW.
 3 years, first and second: cow. 2 years. first and second; COW, 1 year, James Brown.
 Durham Grade-Cow years, COW ? years and calf. Allen Goats.
 Guernsey-Cow, 2 years, James Brown. sFsS
 oxen-Draft oxen. s7oo pounds and over, James Gray; 2.700 pounds and under. first. George Brown: second, Enos Gray. Matched pair years, first. Enos Gray; second, George Brown.
 Steers-Matched pair, years. James Gray. Three years. first, Chester Maine; second. Emily Babcock. Two years, first. James Gray: second Chester Maine. Largest number, James Gray; second. Ralph Wheeler Calf steers. first and second, James Cray.