Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-21
WESTERLY

WESTERLY
The superior court for Washington
county will convene at Kingston this
(Monday) morning. There are several
Westerly cases to come before the
grand jury. There are twelve new ac-
tons at law. one complaint, one bill
in equity and fifteen new divorce
cases. In the latter there are twelve
from Westerly. The new cases on the
docket are:
Owen p Lee against Everett E.
Jones and others. This action arises
from an alleged false Imprisonment
for forgery in which Lee was exoner-
ated, followin gthe confession of an
other young man. Lee at the time of
the alleged forgery and the passing of
the forged check to Everett E. Jones
was serving in the army. Upon be-
ing mustered out of the service he
was arrested and taken to the Kings
ton Jail to await trial According to
Lee, while there he was subjected to
unnecessary interrogation and humil-
iation on the part of officers of the
law who are named in the writ.
John Tinsauer, of Charlestown, is
charged with the theft of a key of lock
washers from a freight car sidetrack-
ed near the Bradford station.
Frank L. Main. ct al VS. William G
McAdoo, director general; Fredericl
D. Sisson VS.. William H. Chaplain
Franklin D. Lawson VS.. Malcolm
Thompson; Roy Rawlinsg VS.. New
York Moline Plow company: Vincen-
Ia Supinaci VS.. Salvatore Fiori; An
gelo j. Cappucio VS.. Isadore Ribuci
Bartelomeo Ricci VS.. Ruth A. Vars, e
al; o. w. Nichols VS.. Cornelia Butts
! h1yr pnt 1lF Tnh Io,-
| Charles II. Holdridge VS. Frank W
Coy; Stephen J. Weaver VS.. Harold Z,
Miner; Sheffield Greene. forest war.
den, VS.. John j. Gilcrist; Richard
Hazard VS.. Lemuel Baem, ct al.
| The grand jurors are: Thomas Bur.
ME, Charles A. Morgan, Caleb Clarke
Edword Congdon. Henry l.. Mitchell
Merton l.. Stott, Westerly; Edwin w
! Farley, Eugene c. Gardner, Stephe,
+. Teft, North Kingstown; John E
Eldred, Henry ]. Whalen, Soutl
| Kingstcwn; Thomas Tisdale, Exeter
Ray A. Chester. Enoch d. Jerue, Lilo
mel w. Johnson, Henry c. Kenyon
Charles S. Larkin. John Murray, How
ell p. Tucker. Hopkinton; T. Elliot
Tucker, Narraeansett.
/ The petit jurors arc: Hugh A
Dunning, Frank E. James, Albert +
Kinney, Napoleon Ladoux, Edwin &
Lillibridge, Edwin B. Lillibridge, Jr
Orlando r. Smith, Vachel W. Ander
son, Robert Leipcr. Westerly: Fritz '
Algren, Richard F. Allen. Carroll I
Arnold. Ellsworth E. Conklin, Waite
A. Gardiner, North Kingstown; Phil
ip A. Clemens. Charles j. Coggeshal
Ransford Collins, Edward l. Conan
Arthur 3. Congdon. Edward H. Doane
William j, Smith. John N. Southwici
! al,
Frank E. Dutemple. Exeter; job
Browning, William H. Carpenter, Cha
n. Kenyon. Calvin A Main. Joseph
Girard, Eopkinton; Maurice Dorgar
; Narragansett; William S. Archie
Frederick C. Weston. Charlestown
Elmer Carlton Smith. John J. Walsh
Richmond.
Many Westerly boys are still in tn
military force and on duty in forcig
lands and on shipboard. and for tina
reason the big welcome home celebra
ton is deferred. The town has mad
an appropriation for that occasion an
is planned to have the event in mid
summer, when practically all of thes
young fellows will have returned I
their homes from abroad and canton
ments. There are patriotic welcome
placarded at the railway station. sin
ors are not forgotten, and as a remi1
| der of the rousing welcome that is
come Perhaps by that time the cor
templated big memorial arch will
in place at Canal street and Railroa
avenue.
At the marriage of Miss Hele
Louise Mari, daughter of William an
the late Catherine Robinson Mari, ar
Sergeant Alfredo T. Brousseau. OF S.
CO, Ne, now on duty at Virgin
! camp, Rev. i. Stewart Kinley officia.
! ed. They were attended by Mi:
Maurice Mari and Charles Mar, si'
,, ter and brother of the bride. Ti
bridal trip Will include visit
South Manchester. Conn. and SAGE
he, before going to their home
Virginia.
. Governor Beeckman will be given
: reception at the state armory
2 Westerly this (Monday) evening, tel
, dered by the Fourth company, Rhot
S Island State Guard, at a concert al
{ ball by the company.
A Sunday morning alarm was Sc
a in from BOX IS, for fire in q cloth
press in a tenement occupied by Nj
: Agnes Henderson. on School stret
:. and owned by John Opie. A secol
S alarm was sent in, and the Alert Hot
:. and Ladder truck. which was out
n commission, was towed to the fiji
c The fire w3s confined to the cloth
e press and but little damage resulted.
Local Laconles.
I The Westerly Sanitary corps is SO
k to be the best drilled in the state.
e Westerly has paid in 99.2 per ce
r of the war pledges for $42,224.59.
:. Miss Margaret Pagan, of Castlet
d school, Tarrytown, N. Y. is here on
n visit to her father. DR.. Frank c. P
4 gan who is confined to his bed
g sickness.
II Ensign Russell HemDhill spent t
# week end at his home in Westerly.
" is stationed at Keyport, n. j.
Anthony Dione has moved to Ca
ada where he will continue to do ca