Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-21


 war army from Division No. 1, of
 Rhode Island, which includes the
 towns of Charlestown, East Green
 wich, Exeter, Hopkinton, Narragan-
 sett, North Kingstown, Richmond,
 South Kingstown, West Greenwich
 and Westerly, Westerly will have to
 furnish 13 men. Of the o2 names
 drawn for the First District 27 of
 them were from Westerly. but is es-
 timated that 50 per cent. of the total
 number drawn will be exempted. The
 men drafted from Westerly and their
 serial number follows: 1436, Ernest
 Sharpe, 40 Oak street; S54, Michael
 Luzzi, 69 Oak street; 1894, D. J. Fo-
 ley, 7e Cross street: 1878, Rocco Mar
 done Dayton street; 2022, Peter F.
 King. TO Granite street; 1465. Anto-
 nio Gurrino, Pearl street; 1913, G1o-
 sus Palazzo, 54 Pierce street; 1858, Jo-
 Charles w. Opie, R. F. D. No. 1: 1572, John F. Farnsworth. 96 High street: 174e, Carl V Bruckner. POS Canal
 street; 21s5, John A. Enos: Weekao Broad street: 2166, Stanley S living stone, 35 School street: 214s, George A. Maggs, Post Road; 1495, Savato Mo roso, 49 Pierce street: 1879. James Bsrna sconi, 37 Oak street; 1732, Frank A. rerranova, Haswell street; 1546, Cosino Feraco. Pearl Street: 1863, Angelo Gachino, T Oak street: 2099, John Kennedy, 5S Cross street; 373. Walter T. Lewis. Ashaway; 1878, James Deale. Haswell street: 1891, Harold o. Moore. Beach street: 1886, Frank Barbieri, Bradford: 1889, Will fam A Broadfoot, IS West street; l. 6s2, Angelo Rizzo, 16S Central Par Of the 27 men drafted in Westerly IS of them reside in the First Represen- tative District of the town and of the total number from Westerly 12 are of Italian percentage.
 The greater part of the regular
 weekly session of the Third District court held Friday morning. Judge Will jams presiding, was taken up by the trial of persons who had not abided by th- automobile laws.
 On complaint of Chief of Police Thomas F. Brown, T. F. Staley of Hope Valley was arraigned, charged with operating an automobile on Rail road avenue without displaying a rear lighe Staley pleaded guilty and in making an explanation to the court said that his light was burning when he left Hope Valley for Westerly. He He was senterced to pay the costs amounting to S2.S0.
 Crist Ferraro was before the court 0 ua complaint sworn out by Chief Brown charging him with reckless driving on Broad street on July IS. He
 
 costs. Ferraro was arrested by Officer E. F.. West. Ferraro was arraigned on another charge of passing to the left | of the traffic sign at the junction of Broad and Union streets. In this ca SC | he was sentenced to pay the costs. amounting to s2.S0.
 Asa Miner of Saunderstown was charged with operating an automobile | on Railroad avenue, July 19 without
 rear light. He pleaded guilty and i was sentenced to pay the costs amounting to s2.s0. He said his light | was burning when he left Wakefield 1 He was arrested by Officer Curtin. Walter Seeley was arraigned on a | charge of passing a trolley car on | ing on tbe siding. He pleaded guilty and was fined S5 and costs, amounting l to s2.S0.
 I Tn the case of Thomas F. Brown l complainant vs. J. w. Little. the de- | fendant did not respond to his name when called in court. Chief Brown stated that Little had informed him | that he would enter plea of not gull 1 ty and that he was to employ an at- | torney.
 1 One writ was entered. John R. Will 1 cox vs James D. Blassi. which was | answered by Attorney John J. Dunn
 and continued for two weeks. Monday. July 23. will be Tag Day l for the Westerly Visiting Nurse asso- o- l citation and the committee in charge 1 of which Mrs. Charles F. Sherma an | is chairman, has been busily engaged ! in making arrangements for the oc- | casion. Five teams have been chosen with leaders, who will be stationed about town to do the tagging.