Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-01

afternoon. He enlisted from North 1 Providence in the Civil war and served as private in Company F. Eleventh 1 Rhode Island volunteers. He is sur vived by his wife.
 The February session of the super ] for court tor Washington county, Judge John ". Sws2ney. ended short l !y after noon Friday court having i been in session for two weeks. Yer ! Glcts were reached in two cases Fri | day. In the case of Maria A. CIama- i lore vs. Joseph Gabrielle, in which the l plaintiff sued to recover damages to 1 tie amount of $500 for an alleged as sault, the jury brought in a verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of $250 | after being out about an hour In the case of the Guarantee Food company ! vs. James w. Burke. the court direct ed verdict for the plaintiff to recover S505.
 Evidence in the Ciamalore- Gabrielle case was all in Thursday afternoon and the attorneys started on their arguments, which were completed Fri day morning. Attorney John J. Dunn appeared for Mrs. Cianalore and At torneys c. E. Roche and George I Mckenna were counsel for the de- | fendant. The alleged assault took place in the yard of the plaintiff July 2 1917, and. according to the evidence, the defendant struck the plaintiff across the hand with an um- brella, bruising her hand so that ii had to be bandaged, and shs suffered considerable pain.
 Immediately after the jury retired in this case the jury was impanelleC for the case of Guarantee Food com pany Vs. James W. Burke. The jury | fellows \Nra1Tat- liam O. Dyer. Thomas A. Greene. Adrian :. Wilcox and Stephen L. Will lis of North Kingstown:' Edwin G. c. king and Thomas P. Nichols of West erly: Percy L. Blanchard, William L. Cook, Charles Cummings and Herbert L. Smith of South Kingstown and Claude Howard Burdick of Richmond.
 The G19r7'7+"" 4 company brought action against Mir. BurF
 recover on three lOl~5 aggregating S050. The sum of $100 had been paid On one of the notes. Attorney A. T. L. Ledwidge made q motion for non suit which was denied.
 After the defendant had been or Ire stand, Attorney John ]. Dunn ask ed for verdict in favor of the plain tiff, which the court directed. The amount directed was $505, the sum of $45O on the notes and $55 interest. The jurors were dismissed and direct cd to go to the jury room to receive their compensation for service.
 Six members of Westerly Sanitary corps have been designated as a Irquad to he attached to the Fourth company. R. 1, s. G., of this town. The men will be sworn into the state mi htia and in case the guards are called rnon for service the sanitary squad will accompany the guardsmen. Lieut.. Harold D, Kenyon will be in command of the squad.
 At the annual meetinq of gudIonu post, No. IS, c. A. R, held at the post headquarters in Memorial building the following officers were elected Amos P. Chapman, commander; Chas A. Clark, senior vice commander Charles Stebbins. junior vice commsn der: James A. Barber adjutant; John +. Brown, quartermaster: George Bel l3my. surgeon; Stephen A. Congdon patriotic instructor; Daniel c. Stew ems, officer of the day: Samuel L Tefft, officer of the guard: Stephen A Congdon, sergeant major; William Champlin, quartermaster sergeant; John H. Smith, sentinel: John E Brown, George BelIamy, auditing con- mittee; John B. Brown, Amos P Cnapman, Charles A. Clark, relie1 committee: Stephen A. Congdon, Iohr A. Brown, James A. Barber, memoria committee; John E. Brown, Amos P Chapman. Morris Sullivan, entertain. uent committee.
 At the session Of the Third Distric4 court Friday morning, Judge Olive, H. Fflliams presiding, the liquors anC vessels taken in a raid upon the place Of Alfonso Acotin last Saturday night were ordered foreited to the state. Tht liquors consisted of five gallons O wine and small quantity of wine il two gallon and one gallon jugs.
 The members of the Fourth com. pany, R. l. s. G., of Westerly and Go F, S. C., of Pawcatuck. will attend memorial services to be held at tn,