Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-27

years, and who took appeal to the su perior court. was not put to plea, in the superior court, as he was without counsel. The court assigned Attorney Ledwidge to defend, and the case was continued to the November term. Just before court came in at Kingston. Yanello was released Cn bond of $1, 800 to appear in court, the freedom cov- ering two days. He failed to appear and was taken back to court a capias. It is said that a Providence at torney secured the bond for Yanello, that he paid $50 for the bond, and received $40 for the service, brother of Yanello furnishing the funds.
 The jury disagreed in the case of Isaac Ellis, in which he appealed from the judgment of the Third district court, where he was found guilty, and ordered to pay fine of s5 and costs of $2.SO, for driving an automobile past trolley car that was at standstill discharging passengers. The jury for acquittal. The counsel fees and appeal greatly exceeds the penalty Of the lower court. In the event of the case being tried again, it will mean added expense to Mir. Ellis. He would have been financially better off had he abided by the decision of the lower court, but he has the satisfaction of Icing acquitted of the charge.
 The court denied a motion for change in venue in the case of the
  dicted for the murder. of Robert A. Parkinson a brother-in-law The case will be tried at the November term.
 Hyde Park, Mass. charged with lar cepy from the person of Arthur Fraz- fer. of Concord. N. H., committed in Westerly, July 3, was continued to the November term.
 Charles Woodis was sentenced to three years on a charge of assault with dangerous weapon, and fined $100 for breaking and entering a hen coop.
 Hundreds of delegates from differ ent parts of the state assembled at the First Baptist church at Warren Wednesday morning to participate in the 150th anniversary and the 151st annual session of the Warren associa- and evening sessions, the morning session beginning at 10 a. nl- in tic main auditorium of the Warren church, of which Rev. H. w. Wat jen, ID. D.. is pastor. The opening of the first session was at the cal of the moderator, Rev. Joseph l.. Pea cock, of Westerly. Hymn 57 was sung by the congregation. after which there was scripture reading by Rev. w. J. Lucas of Newport; prayer by invitation to visiting brethren: report to the session of the arrangements committee; reading of church let ters: annual sermon by Rev. Franklin J. McKeever. D. D.. of Newport; pray CT and adjournment. Luncheon was served at noon. The programme of the afternoon session was as fellows:
 D. m.-Devotional service: hymn, Come. Thou Almighty King, 61: scrip ture reading, Deacon Walter N. But Ter; prayer; Rev. Elmer E. Loux, Of Providence: anniversary address, A Cha2g1ng World and an Eternal King dom. Rev. Frank Rector, D. D.. Prov ldence: address. A Look Around Rev. John Stewart, secretary of the Rhode Island Baptist State Convention: ad- dress. Our Italian Friends. Miss Char Iotte French. New Haven; address, What Your Contributions Are Accom- plishing in the Orient, Rev. F. H. Rose, of Hoilo. Philippine Islands: ad- dress, The Church and the Worlds Outlook Rev. Robert L. Webb Ph. F., Newton Centre. Mass: address, cf Anti Saloon Leasue: report of committees: appointment of commit tees to; report at the annual meeting in 1918, etc.