Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-09

on the ConneCClCuC S1oG or the rIVer.
 Policeman Ferguson brought Lam- phere into the passenger station and summoned Policeman Mitchell by tele- phone. That officer took Lamphere to the police station and he will be ar- raigned today.
 Harry A. ChippendaIe; former New London drug clerk, who spent some time in the Connecticut state prison, and who has been an annoyance to the Providence police, by skipping his bond in a forgery case, is at the present time in the Providence county jail. In the superior court at Providence Mon day Chippendale pleaded nolo on two indictments charging the procurement of forgery on jitney bonds. In one case Judge Elmer Rathbun imposed a sence of seven months in jail. On tke other indictment sentence was de- ferred.
 Rev. Jehn G. Dutten, minister of the Broad street Christian church, con- ducted the funeral service of Henry and as MT. Bryant's mother, the only surviving member of the family, was too i'll to go to the cemetery, the com initial service was held at the house. There were beautiful floral emblems, including tributes from associates in the postodice. The bearers were Eugene B. Pendle- ton, former postmaster at Westerly. when MT. Bryant entered the postal service, 37 years ago; John Allen, the dean of letter carriers; John A. Far rell, present postmaster: Thomas F. Lenihan, assistant postmaster: Everett Barns, teller at the Washington Trust company and years ago clerk with MT. Bryant in the Westerly of flee and Walter Snyder, manager of the Nash store and one of the most intimate friends of the deceased
 Among friends attending the fu- neral were Charles J. Butler. former ] clerk. and Edward M. Dodge. one of Westerly's oldest merchants. Burial was at River Bend.
 The latest real estate transfers re- corded by Town Clerk Everett E Whipple are as follows: Grace Pen dleton to Frank W. Coy lot south side Westerly road; estate Louis Dotolo to Minnie R. Priore two lots in Pierce street: Emilias Di Pietro to r. Samuel Nardone. four lots in Prospect park 1 Alexander p. Sharon ct uX. to Ella C Wilcox house and lot south side Johr street: James w. Murphy ct ux. te Harry T. Eicho's 9 acres, with i'm r-n"er' rnte ~Ast eiGa iand of Pau B3ncncl-. .'~~acs A. Ouinlaa, trustee = Frt"'-> ~77-'o"~ool1 tro lots a Ta;rv:eu- -. -r--~-?7os Loan anf T-nst oc--~ --'-'n. .r~Sen', Nurpn,-. twr | lo.- at D.. - View: Joseph T i Nu~r31, i> Tn''' crime Fenlon, two lots at Pleasant View.
 At tke 7-+'- ---:,- --ceti-r of the W--+erlv "=rd reiec~s '.,e-e ei~cted q, fo'lnws: Har-'' tea~v. '7-esidrn:: Iorr
 %cCaffery vioe president: Edwin r Card sec-ctnr'-: William \. Burk treasurer: Charles o. Gavitt musica director: Charles A. latham assistant
 Hobart Livingston. Harry Geary, trus tees. f1r. Rurk has been treasure, ever since the band was organized. Al honor roll of members now in militar.
 service was presented, bearing th;
 names of Stanley Livinsston Franl Fill, Raymond Hiscox. Joseph Sylvia
 John Drackett Joseph J. McGuinnes
 and Donald Kenneth. After the busi
 ness there was a supper and genera
 social session. at which nearly ever.
 member who played with the batd ha,
 something to say of the band. pas
 and present. The social session wa
 arranged by committee composed 0
 William A. Rurk. Charles A. Latham
 and Harry Geary.
 Local laconics.
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