Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-30
TALKED ABOUT IN WESTERLY
Youth Speaking Four Languages in Court, Charged With Theft of Metal-Pups Recital-Russel Sparks Mem Der of Connecticut Field ArtileryHarold E. Mcclellan Graduated from Annapolis

Rodolfo Zanelle. who has been in the United States five years, and who lives
 with his parents in Westerly. and is some 1inguist, speaking fuently Ital- ian, German, Bohemia and English. was in the Third district court Fri day, before Judge Oliver H. Williams, accused of theft. He is charged with stealing four pieces of metal of the value of $7. the propefts of Abra- ham Leipovitz, which was part of a carload of junk being loaded on a, car in the Westerly freight yard. In am swerirg the complaint. Zanelle said he did not steal the metal. He asked an employe of the railroad company if he could have a few pieces of the scrap iron, as he wanted to use them in connection with hoisting water from the we'll He was told to help him. self. and he did. He acknowledged more than required, and that his fla ther sold the balance to a junkman. Judge Williams decided that Zanelle should be held and requested the po- and that the accused be given oppor- tunity to point out to the police the men who told him to help himself to the scrap iron. There is some doubt as to whether the accused is guilty of theft, and the coure has the case un- der advisenent, pending investigation.
 The pianoforte recital by the iuve
 nile and intermediate pupils of Miss
 M Frances McWeeney, assisted by Miss Kathleen C. O'Brier, soprano, of Providence, Friday evening, in Unity hall. was appreciated by large au- dience, and the pupils gave evidence of careful training and conscientious practice. The programme was as fol- lows March Mil1taire, Schubert, Aus tin Murphy. Lloyd Jones: Catch Me if Tel poff Mildred Trant: march, krogman, Frederick Ahern: Petite Valse, Dennee, Happy Farmer, Schumann, Kate Ros- sic: Melodie Schumann. Katherine Spellman; Rondouley, Lemont, Mary Scanlon: The Echo. Geibel. Donald Gildea: Patriotic Song, Greig, Spin ming Song, ElImenreicr. Edna Trant; soprano solos. The Lark. Bishop, By the Waters of Minnetonka, Laurance, Miss Kathleen C. O'Brien: Where the the Rough. Helm: In the Meadow, Lichner Edna Keenan; Austrian Folk Song, Pacher Ruth Scanlon; Chase of the Butterflies. Dennee. Valse Mig nome Rogers. Esther Sherman: Fly ing Leaves. Koelling, Austin Murphy; Reverie, Atherton, Mary Wilcox; Pa billion, Grieg. Au Matin. Goddard. Lloyd Jones: Shadow Danse, MacDowell. Voices of Spring, Sinding, Irene lief fernan; Prelude in C sharp >minor, Rachmaninoff, Helen Milan.
 The Rhode Island Perkins Horse
 shoe company, in wi1icF, some residents of Westerly are interested, at meet
 ing of directors voted to recommend to the shareholders that the corporation be dissolved. as a result of labor con- ditions It was stated at the meeting that the labor demands have been in tolerable and that it has been impos- sible to operate the plant at Valley Falls with profit since July l, 1916. Since the employers were locked out the sympathy of the community seem ed to be largely with the men. who insisted on the signing of an agree ment which, 1t is said would have placed the union in virtual control of the property. Tn accordance with the laws of New Jersey. under which the company is incorporated. the consent of thirds of the shareholders must be had to permit of dissolution
 The original company was organized in 1S67 and reorganized in 1891, with a capital of s2,750.000. When in full