Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-18

motion was denied and an appeal will be taken to the supreme court. Michael McGaw. 34. for a time a
 resident of Stonington borough, was mine at Butte, Montana. He is sur vived by his parents and a brother and sister in Ireland, sister, Mrs. Charles H. Garity, of Stonington, and three brothers and two sisters in New York. Interment will be in New York. Attorney McKenna, before Judge Brown, in Providence, argued against the motion for a new trial made by Attorney Dunn in the case of AL phonse Quabino against Amiel Ma torese, a naction in trespass, in which an award of $165 in damages had been previously made. The motion was de- nied and the award was changed to s100.
 There was a large attendance at the funeral service of John H. Shackley in St. Mary's church, Stoningtop, on Sunday afternoon. The members of Neptune Hose company attended in a body. Among the many floral tributes were set pieces from the United Wok- men, the hose company and the weav- ing department of the American Velvet Velvet mill.
 During the past quarter century, since the creation of the Stonington town court, but one case, that of Ost- man against Lee, was appealed to the supreme court. The judgment of Judge l.. D. Fairbrother was sustain ed, which was in favor of the plain tiff, with Judge Herbert W. Rathbun attorney. The case was a dispute over a claim of $150 in an automobile transaction.
 Attorney Moves Whitman of Provi- dence, before Judge Brown, in the case of David Lyme against Archie Me Herbert W. Rathbun and John J. Dunn are attorneys for plaintiff asked that the judgment for S3950 be set aside on the ground that former counsel had neglected duty towards the defendant The court decided to hear argUm ents at Kingston, July 2. This action is for balance due in constructing a cottage at Musicolony for the McNeils.
 Special drive will be made to raise $10,00O in Westerly this week for the tion-wide. campaign. The fund will be raised under the direction of a committee composed of James NJ. Pen dleton, William Clark, Charles P. Cot Frederick E. Fowler. George c. Moore, Samuel H. Davis. Thomas Perry. Ar thur l.. Perry, Charles E. Sherman Arthur M. Cottrell, Charles J. But CT Edgar P. Maxson and Lloyd Crandall.
 Judge Doran, in the superior court at Providence, sat Saturday for the consideration of Attorney Clarence F. Roche's announced motion for a new trial for. James Rego Mellow, convict ed of the murder of three men in a railroad shack near Kingston. Attcr- ney Clarence I. Branch, who prose- cuted the case, appeared in opposition. MT. Roche asked for a continuance of the motion to give him further oppor- tunity to investigate. The motion fer a new trial and the request of the at torney were denied.
 These officers of Nelson Lodge, Sons of St. George, were installed by Past Grand President John T. Parker, as sisted by Grand Messenger James Winterbottom: Joseph Taylor. worthy president; Joseph Tetlow, worthy vice president; Edward Robinson. worthy secretary; Thomas Whitehead, assist ant John Taylor. treasurer: John Holt, messenger: James H. Dawson assistant; James Winterbottom in side sentinel; Harry TetIow cuts de sentinel; Thomas Clemens, chaplain; James H. Bishop trustee