Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-19

, Longe, granted with custody of child, l neglect to provide.
 | RodoIfo YaneIIo, who Was adiudsed | guilty of larcenry, in three counts, when arraigned before Judge Oliver H. | Williams in the Third district court,
 and sentences imposed that would ag- l giegate three years in the state prison,
 was .on, the streets in Pawcatuck, i Patrolman Wheeler, who reported by
 telephone Police Chief Brown that | Yanello was not in prison, but was enjoying his freedom on his old stamp | ing ground. This the chief discredited, ;catuck patrolman had good vision and
 knew Yanello when he saw him. At
 the request of Chief Brown, Patrolman
 Wheeler invited Yanealo to go with
 him to the state line for delivery to the Westerly police, stating that the
 chief believed he had broken jail, | while Yanello claimed he was out on | bond of $1,500 furnished by his at 1 torney with aSProvidence woman as | surety.
 At the police station Yanello per- | sisted that he was out of prison on bond, and, upon inquiry of state off, | ficia1s, the chief was satisfied that | Yanello. told the truth and he was re- l leased. | At the time of Yanello's arrest, as l well as soon thereafter, Chief Brown
  eliminating Yanello in breaking and
 entering a dwelling house in the day
 time and committed larceny there from on two occasions and suspicion Of highway robbery. But in order to keep the cases within tn Jurisdiction of the. district court, did not press these charges, but was content in ar
 raigning Yanello on three counts for | larceny. Soon after Yanello was in carsarated in state prison filed notice Of appeal from the judgment of the Third district court, and under this appeal he furnished a bond. In con
 were lodged for hearing by the grand jury at the present session of the su- perior court for Washington county.
 stration in Providence today in honor of Rhode Islands drafted men, wko will mobilize in that city and entrain
 at 12.45 for Aver. Mass. There will be S54 national army men in the par ade, in whose honor it is given, and
 refreshments will be served in the state armory. The contingent from
 Westerly will leave here on the TOP
 a. m. train and participate in the
 states, farewell to the future soldier
 boys.
 The local fire department motor
 truck Cyclone will convey the mem
 bers of that company from the fire
 house to the railway station, and they will be accompanied by Chief Engin- seer Samuel G. Cottrell and other mem-
 bws of the department. The members of the Cyclone company in full par ade uniform will act as escort to their comrades who are to join the national army. As an added token of friend ship of those who are to join the army, Chief Cottrell will sound twenty blasts of the fire alarm.
 The Rhode Island committee of the American Library association, Of which Librarian Joseph l.. Peacock, of Westerly, is a member, has completed plans for the Library War Service Week when Rhode Island is to raise s30.0O0, during the week beginning September "A. as it's share of the ma tfona1 fund to establish and maintain at ach of the army cantonments a library with trained men in charge. | The Knights of Columbus and Y. M. C.. A., on account of their special work in behalf of the soldiers, could not at tend to the library feature, and the the American Library association has assumed the work, with the approval of the war department and is. not du- plicating on the field of any other or 1 ganization, official or non official
 Branch stations are to be located in | Knights of Columbus buildings and 1 Y. M. c. A. huts. The service will be i eventually extended to wounded sol i diers and convalescents, interned | groups, and sailors on ships and naval | stations.