Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-19
WESTERLY


 Vaughn against Owen Vaughn, in the superior court for Washington coun- ty in session at West Kingston, the motion was granted for allowance of counsel fees of s25, witness fees of $10 and s a week for support. The case of Frank Holiday, against Ja~es M Pendleton, treasurer of the town of Westerly, an action to recover damages for injuries received while driving his automobile against a rope stretched across Broad street, near Elm, was continued to the November term.
 The case of Syria W. Mathewson against Thomas O.. Mathewson was argued on demurrer and the court took the papers for consideration. The point in question seeks to impress a $50o0 mortgage loan on land belong ing to the respondent at Narragan- sett Pier. By agreement the case of John Allen and wife against James M. Pendleton, treasurer of the town of Westerly, went over to the November term and to be tried in Westerly This is suit over land condemned for sewer service. The action in equity of Mary A. Martin againstkMaEy A. Graf was passed. The casa Eleanor D. Baker against Babcock& Wilcox was assigned for trial at Westerly In the case of Anthony Turrissi against Giuseppe Tuscano, a motion was filed by Judge Herbert W. Rath- bun for oyer of the note in ques- ton. and for bill of particulars and surety of costs, same to be given in two weeks, was granted. The court also ruled that note be delivered to the court clerk within a week. Fur rissi is now in the Connecticut state prison for complicity in the theft of tires in Mystic.
 In the case of Charles H. Nichols and others against s. J. Reuter- & Son. Incorporated. the report of the re- ceiver. Judge Herbert W. Rathbun was entered and accepted. Order was given for sale of real estate at private sale and personal property at auc- ton.
 The suit of the Washington Trust company against Herbert M Rath- bun, receiver of the s. J. Reuter- com pany, in the foreclosure of a mortgage amounting to sS0 900 given by the 1 Reuter- company to the Washington Trust company. A decree was ordered appointing a master to sell the prop erty.
 Frank Falco, charged with assault ] ing Frank Savidio with dangerous weapon, a knife, pleaded nolo. Sen tence was deferred upon payment of costs. The assault was in Westerly April 24, and immediately thereafter l Savidio left for parts unknown Joseph Ferraro, who was sentenced l to pay fine of S25 and costs and l serve 15 days in jail. by the Third dis, 1 trict court, for operating an automo- | bile while under the influence of Ii l quor pleaded nolo and was ordered l to pay fine of S75 and costs. after 1 severe reprimand by the court He ] u,eaded guilty to q charge of intoxi- 1 cation, and the fine of g and costs of ! sGS1. imposed by the district court, 1 vas sustained.
 1 George Dc Barte1o. who shot Frank 1 P'ii. gr.na. on Easter Sunday, 1915, and .h2 vas found guilty of assault with .n'e2t to <ill. will come up for sen- One on Thursday.
 rank halcOne, who assaulted Rob i lrl ItaH. a quarry foreman. about four .,e@ca ago. disappeared and was ar g' i'd W0 months ago. will also come .n' --' s,ni-nce today CThursday). He
 .- q. |ej with making a dangerous .. r, Willis. who stole Mrs.
 ",8' g g -sP near Ludlow farm, North
 ,sr and who stole also pigs :Ei f7: grindstonc, bags of
 l.: T ,-,0 automobile tools. a school to.'&: cia"E. and many other articles
 .rG who is serving 2 term in state
 T.; son for some of his offences, was
 i"a"Pht into court from Cranston or
 '}'e'!ne day. He was arraigned on two
 F T.; -nents for breaking and enter ;Hg the garage of Joseph Champlin
 Fcsterly. and the larceny of three
 n..cs Of phosphate. carriage robe au-
 tomoh;le tire and other articles. and
 with bre2king and entering the school
 house al harlaston and steCaHng q
 clock. He entered pleas of nolo, and
 Was allowed 10 withdraw his appealz
 in other cases. Police Officer Thompson. of Brad
 ford took into custody Tuesday night :. young man who says his name is
 Samuel Eli PoEt. age 19, and that his address is &5 Savin street, Roxbury 1 Mass. He had no registration car1
 but SayS hc enrolled Cn registration { day in Portland, Maine Polit and two , ether chaps were found ny Officer Thompson. These two had 1egistra tior
 cards and were permitted to go theil way. Tolit was lodfSl in the police
 station in Westerly and Chief Browr !, las taken he matter up with Score.
 cary Loornis of the local board of Statt [
 Martin Kane special railroad agent , i identified Poiit as one of the 49 meT that were sent on Tuesday from Bos- ton and Providence to work at Mid
 way, There were a number of youne fellows in the gang, and when they
 were ordered to produce registra tior cards, Polit and two others disappear r.
 ed. Poiit admitted that he was ont
 Of the men sent from Providence b,
 the Standard agency to work at Mid , way and the reason why he skipped l was on account of the unsatisfactory
 living conditions. He says his regis
 tration card was probably sent to hi, home address and he was not there tt
 receive it.
 : Plans are in progress for a nnonstel
 parade statewide event, in Provi
 dence, Sunday. Oct 6. a victory parade [ Tn connection with the coming F'ourtF
 Liberty loan. Every civic and beneyo [ lent organization in the state and a; r bodies doing war work of any descrip, l ton will be invited, and there is en-
 deavor to have in line every active patriotic man and woman in the state [ There will be a big divison of float;
 and all labor unions are preparing tt take active part.
 The state director of the Four Min
 ute Men. Thomas F. Mcdonnell. ha,
 created an advisory council to serv, with him for the purpose of increas
 ing the efficiency of the work Here after the speakers for all war activi ] ties in Rhode Island will be managet under the direction of the Four Min . ute Men organization. Those appoint ] l ed as the council are: H. Anthon7 : Dyer, Farrard s. Stranahan, Richart E. Comstock and Thomas F. Kearney 2 Real estate transfers recorded at tn f Cfilce of the Westerly town clerk in :, cIude: Annunziatu De RarteIo and wifi