Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-06


 .s. -. Lean committee. Westerly is expect ed to subscribe s325,o00 and Stonington s76.9oO,
 Bfoodinq over an sineUrable aiinent and his discharge from the military serV;ce; Angelo Gozzolino, 30, ended his Iife sby shooting himself through the head, using "a thirty two calibre revolver. the bullet entering the right side of the head The body was found on an embanKment in the rear of the freight house of the New Haven rall- road by Giuseppi Galluci when on his. way to work just s1befpre-7 o'clock on Thursday morning, Galluci notified Station Agent Smith and Police Chief Thomas E. Brown was summoned and took temporary charge of the. body. Dr. M. H.. Scan1on. medical examiner, after an se2an1ination. permitted the removal of the body to q local nlorgue When found the dead man was 1y ing on his. back, with the revolver near his knees It was a new ivory han dled weapon, and four Of the five chambers were loaded, the first shot being effective. The man leaves his 1 wife in Italy and a brother in West 1 erly. 5ssx
 Cozzolina, a4d aaTry ylna by accupa- ton and employed in Bradford, was lof the first increment called by! Ethe selective service law. At the time he was called he ebelieved he was suffer l ing with lu11barge but in this the camp surgeons did not coincide. He went to Camp DeVens and was, trans l ferred to Camp Gordon. Georgia, where he was hondfa ably -tliseharged six weeks ago by reason of pny ysicaI defect, which consisted of sublucation of sacro, fiac joint He visited. a doctor in Proyi- dence "Wednesday. and was probably l told that thess, disease was ipcurable Whereupon he became Respondent, and on the arrival of an evening train from Providence, went to, the rear of the ] freight house and ended his life. This theory is supported by the fact that the mans clothing was thoroughly soaked by the rain during the night. James M. PendIeton, manager of the I Westerly branch of the Industrial Trust company, has been honored with Il the nomination for a trusteesnlp of l Brown university to, fill 8 Baptist va | caney on the board. Mir. Pendleton i was a member of the class of 1885. ! The Parish Priest, made famous by i the superb acting of Dan Sully, was l produced by St. Michael's Dramatic Il society, in the Parish hall, in Pawca | tuck. Wednesday and Thursday eve
 nings, before large audiences, and with remarkable success. Edward Sullivan showed great ability in the
 title role and the supporting cast was
 excellent :.
 II At the first intermission there was
 3 song by Mrs. B. Hughes, and at the end of the second act a recitation was given by Miss Anna Keenan. Miss | Jennie Hughes was pianist. The cast follows: Father Duffy. Edward J. Sullivan; Father O'Brien. Richard Lenihan; Nell | lie Duffy, Theresa O'Neil; Dr. Nolan James Keane; Mrs. Murphy, Theresa | j Mailon Mrs. Patric, Mary Holmes; tt5iie Patric, John R. Shea; John No Ian: John Keane; Anna Ryan. Hannah Sullivan: Tom Blake. Cornelius SiIl- livan; Mary Dempsey, Loretta Maho- Eey; Harrison WoodWorth, Thomas Ryan; Louis Schmidt. Frank Brucker; Aunt Susan, John Shea; The Patric
 chiIdren:f Arthur Brennan, Dorothy
 Shea, My1es Brennan. 20
 | | GauFs cantata Joan of Arc, was successfully presented by the Wester. I ly High School chorus, in High schoo
 hall, Thursday evening, under the di- rection of Robert Valentine. The cho- rus was assisted by Marion E. Lowell soprano, Walter J. Hearn, tenor. Chas H Vose, Jr., and Mrs. Harley G. Morton accompanist. Prior to the eantatf these selections were most pleasingl! l Egiven: Marseillaise, Rouget de Lisle
 chorus; songs, Morning, Oiey Speaks
 Noon and Night, Hawley. Invfctus America. the Beautiful. Kendall. cho Erus;: songs; Onaway, Awake. Beloved is. lColeridge Taylor -(from Cantata Hiawatha's wedding Feast); Hymn tt I the Night, Campbell Tipton; A Spiri I Flower, Campbell Tipton. by Waiter J
 Hearn.S
 Il Miss Katherine c. Price increaset | the interest by several well rendere songs the annual meeting of the Wo mans Aid Society of the Pawcatucl I Seventh Day Baptist church held a
 the home of Mrs. George H. Utter. Of f1cers were elected as follows: Mrs William H. Browning, president; Mrs l I1NY. Burdic1S, Mrs. John H. Austir | Mrs. J. A. Saunders, Mrs. John F
 Heaiey, vice presidents. Mrs. LeCled Woodmansee, secretary; Mrs. Charle H. Stanton. treasurer; Mrs, Elisha ( IIi Burdick collector; Mrs. William
 Martin Mrs. Everett E.. Whipple. MT. \ Herbert C., Babcock, Mrs. G. H. Ian Fl phear. Mrs. Laverne Langworthy, Mir
 William Healey; directresses: MT. an Mrs. Albert N. Crandall, auditors. III Local Laconics.
 Ijl Rev Clayton. A. Burdick delivered me address on Italy's Help in tn
 War for Den0rraev afn fha ract1SL-