Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-17

families families and sweethearts will be ad- mitted.
 Westerly young men who have been
 itary service, and who are not to leave Providence for the federal can
 tonment at Aver, Mass, next Wednes- day; have been invited to unite with
 those that are to go and like all others
 selected in the state, to participate in ! the big parade and reception in that city These selected men have re- :. oeived letters of directions enclosing
 a blue brazzard with the letters N. A., :. to be worn on the left arm, also trans
 porta ton tickets to and, from home. i
 tags, which are to be given to rela
 lives, entitJing them to the courtesy
 of favorable positions along the line |
 of march. The Westerly contingent ! and will mobilize in the state armory ! at o'clock. Special arrangements
 have been made for additional car i and train service. for the aceommoda- accompany them.
 The local boards of the state are ! completing the work of selecting the ] men required to fill the Rhode Island i increment which leaves next Wednes-. i! day for Aver, Mass. These young men i
 have been certified to the adjutant i general from Westerly: gelo Rizzo, Franklin c. Smith, vin-
 cenzo Martini, Denis L. Lynch, John i Coschiagnaro. Columbus J. Passetti, | Moses C.SLowry, Angelo Tesanro, John l B. Wilcox, Louis Collins, Thomas W. Comstock, Edmund A. L.. Passetti, An
 James Hamilton, Jr.. Peleg Alvia Rod man, Frank F. Morenzoni James Aler- | so, Giuseppe Virono. The September term of the superior court for Washington county, which will open this (Monday) morning, promises to be one of the longest ses sions in years. There is large num- i Der of criminal complaints to be act | ed upon, as we'll as an unusually 1 large civil docket. Associate Justice | Sweeney will open the session, but will I be followed on the second day by As- CT Is scheduled to sit in the chambers | On the assignment calendar there are 15 new actions at law, eight new com plaints four new bills and petitions in l say nothing of the many cases carried over from the last session. There will probably be a few indictments from 1 the grand jury. The new complaints assigned for September IF are as follows: | Guarantee Food Company vs. James W. Burke; Kilbur G. Cheever vs. A. L. Castritus Company; Joseph Ga DTlello VS. Joseph Aldu1OIO, dl1dS,
 Frank W. Coy Real Estate Company ct al, vs. Charles J. Butler; Frank
 W. Coy Company vs. Orlando R. l Smith Jeremiah J. Hasgerty vs- Rho vs. Mary Datolo. John Galluccio vs. | Louis Gentle: Henrietta Donelly vs. l Robert J. Donnelly. alias. ct al.; Dwight R. Stillman vs. Eli Monti ct al.: Mary Antonia Cimaiore vs. Jo-
 seph Gabrielle: Dwight R. stillman. 1 executor. ct al. vs. Eli N1onti, ct aI.: Arthur F'raquelli vs. George C. Moore The American Waste and Metal Go. vs. Abraham Kaplan, alias: Giuseppe Cimalore vs. Joseph Gabrielle. Complainants whose assignment day is September IT: State. Peter Mulligan complainant. vs. William MuIligan. alias (threat to kilD. State, Aida J. Mulligan, com I plainant vs. William Mulligan (threat
 to kilD. State. Peter E. Mulligan, complainant, vs. William Mu1ligan complainant, vs. Arthur H. Leonard, larcency. State. Thomas E. Brown. complainant, vs. Isaac c. Ellis. State, i Thomas E. Brown, complaint, vs Ra-
 Thomas B. Brown. complainant. vs. ] Radolfo Yanello alias, larcency. State :
 Thomas B. Brown. complainant, vs. Radolfo Yanello. alias, larcency Bills and petition in equity whose l assignment day is September IT.
 State of Rhode Island vs. the Frank l
 w GOV Real Estate Co, ct al. Will ] fred w. Cockayne vs. Richmond Lace 1
 Works. Edwin Ward Vars, ct al. vs. i Sarah A. Kelley, ct al. George w l
 Wainwright vs. Richmond Lace Works. l
 The grand jurors who will make their
 From South Kingstown: Archie ] Brown, Galusha K. Congdon, Michael i Leslie, Charles E. Clarke and Elmer ]
 From North Kingstown: Francis s.
 Madison, John Nugent. Esbon s. Gar diner and George A. Lewis.
 Westerly: George L. Stillman. Geo. J. Hutt and Peter Panciera.
 Richmond: George A. Niles, Hop kinton; Samuel A. Greene and John g., s; Cole. Charlestown; Alfred H. holds. Narragansett; Frank R. Mac Ksnzie.
 The petit jurors will report the sec .6nen 6nd day lay. instead ms Of Wednesday; as has gently means that Judge Sweeney will try the divorce docket the sirst day. Petitions for naturalization will also all petitioners whose petitions are ad- dressed to this session of the court will be on hand at 9.30 a.. m
 The list of petit jurors: South Kings Brophy, c. Spencer. Merrill Clifton P Partelow, Elisha N. Robinson and II Charles S. Chappen 1
 North Kingstown: Jesse E. Brown Joseph s. Arnold, Arthur l.. Steere l William B. Babcock, Joseph Nelson, Ziba Young and Joseph H. Bullock.
 Westerly: William H. Rhodes, Hsr- 1 bert T. Kenyon, Sydney E.. Chapman, James Brown, Lyman Hall, William St. Onge, John P. Holiday, Edgar J. . S1ocum, Robert Bonner II
 Richmond: John w. Smith and Hen ( ry F. Woodmansee.
 inf 4hr | than w. James, Frank A.. Clarke and . Alonzo P. Kenyon.
 CharIestown: Thomas J. Webster : and James c. Tucker. f
 Exeter: Frederick E. Knight and . Charles s. Geer
 Narragansett: Jacob F'inestein and .