Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-03

Miss Hannah Le Rich. of Potter Hill, also by his father and sister.
 A rowing weaver, who said he serv- ed in the army four years, 1893-1902, who gave his name as Michael Cas- sidy, and Potter Hill as his occasional home, was before Clerk Clarence E. Roche, in the Third district court, on Wednesday afternoon, charged with being an idle person without visible means of support. He pleaded not guilty to the charge. He said he had been paid, off at the. Potter Hill mill last Saturday, and since then had been drunk in Westerly and was without funds He had no home, no family and no relatives to his Knowledge. He is 56 years. of age and had no regular home for the past thirty-five' years. Cassidy was before the court for drunkenness on Tuesday and prom ised to leave town if given the op portunity. He was given the chance to go. but got drunk and remained. Six months in the state workhouse was the sentence.
 Alexander Baker. who said he was employed in the mill at Hallvi1le, pleaded guilty to the charge of intox- ication and a penalty of $2 and costs of s2.S0 was imposed.
 Eocaf EaconlcS.
 Ira Allison Snyder, a clerk at the Nash store, who for apparent cause vas placed in the limited service class | went to the local board of the Elev- erth district at New London. early Wednesday morning, in response to call With i've others he left that city two hours after his arrival there for Fort Slocum, N. Y. | Dr. M H. Scanlon, who has inf1uen- za was reported much improved We'd nesday.
 Joseph Gaffney is ill at his home with the pravelent malady. The sales in Westerly of Liberty bonds of the fourth issue announced 1 V ednesday footed up $27,650. i By reason of the influenza epidemic l in Westerly. the local board for State l Division No 1. has extended the time for filling in questionnaires one week 1 Mrs. Eugene F. Stillman and Mrs Charles A. Morgan have offered their services to the nursing department. of Westerly Chapter of Red Cross, tc aid in. the homes of those afflicted with 1 influenza.
 Miss Olive Datson, of Westerly, a teacher in the schools at Westmin ster, Md, died Monday from pneumo- ria in that place. She was the daughter or MT. ana Mrs. Abranan Ilatson and a graduate of Westerly High school. Besides her father anG
 mother, she is survived by sister Doris and brother John, who is ir the American military service ill France and who was among the frs
 soldiers from the United States to gt
 overseas.
 John William Holdsworth, chic
 carpenters. mate, died from pneumo
 mia at the naval hospital in Newpor
 Tuesday. He was the son of MT. ant
 Mrs. Fred Holworth. of Lester street lPawcatuck.
 The latest deaths in Westerly iron
 pneumonia. following Spanish intuen
 ga are: Mary. wife of John Sposatc 51 Pierce street; Charles Ferraro, 0
 Ilaswell street. whose wife is critical
 ly ill. and with four children: Sarat
 wife of PasQuale De Barnardo. Pon,
 street. who leaves her husband an
 five children.
 Mrs. Hannah Taylor died Monda,
 at her home in Ashaway. after q lon
 illness. She was the widow of Danie Taylor and was born in Mystic Jul
 25 1851, daughter of John and liar
 riet Babcock Crandal1. Lieutenant DaN4u q. Marr. arm! , medical corps, who was here on thre l days leave from Fort Hamilton. is i l with influenza at the home of Mrs. | A. Sisson in Summer street.