Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-18

on, when on a recent trip from the is land to Newport in the mail boat Mary E., Captain William Dunn. While strong wind prevailed off Point Jud tn MT. Harold fell overheard and before Captain Dunn could get inc boat about Harold was several hundred feet as tern. He had boots on and when they filled with water he could not swim. The captain did the best he could to reach Harold. who was na ling fran tic effort to keep his head above the surface
 The weight of the water filed boots was too great a handicap, however, and he disappeared. He came to the surface again, and went down for a second tme. He did not propose to die with his hoots on, so he took them off while under water. When he came to the surface again ho swan to the mail boat ani was rescued. His only complaint was the loss of his boots. The Sixty Sixth Regiment, Coast Artillery corps. recruited largely by volunteers from the Natragansett Bay forts, is now statoned at Bordeaux, and is not on it's way home, as report
 
 from Major Franklin E. Edgecomb. by his wife. who resides in Providence. A memorial tablet to Ernest Tetlow, killed in act on and Joseph OZanne, who died in service, was unveiled Sun day evening in Ctarksville chapel. The exercise inGlUded a recital of the poem. We Shall Not Sleep. ard refer ence to the memorial by Rev. Joseph L. Peacock, devotional exercises, sing ing of hymns, vocal solos by MT Blackburn, and ain address on Com panionship by Rev. Samuel H. Da- wis.
 Judge John w. Sweeney presided at the opening of the session ot the su- perior court in Kingston Monday The grand jury was impareled and re- tired to pass upon the casc of state ga -nst Philip McCray. charged with breaking and entering the store of the late Jere 1uinlan, It Narraganset Pier. He was indicted and when ar raigned entered a pleH of nolo. As sistant Attor-ey General Sisson told the court that McCray qfte1 serving a three months sentence for like charge, returned to Narragansett Pier and made a series of breaks and was finally detected in thc Quinlan
 
 months n state prison The assign mert of the docket was then disposed of as follows:
 Lucille, Ltd.. vs. Charles G. Col, linS alias ct al. Passed. s Charlse P Haven vs. Charles Staf. ford town treasurer. Passed. Wakefield Tnuoher Co. vs. Arthur E. Pollock. Continued nisi as case ia in colrse of settlement. Wakefield Water Co vs. Rocky Brook Mills Co. Ass gned for trial at 1 Westerly
 P. c. Opie vs. Anov R Latin. Con 1 tinred to the ArriI session | David Novoerod vs. Fliyen Opera House Co. Ready to be heard on de.
 Harry B. Agard vs. Mary A. Graf l Passed.
 Georee R. McKenna vs Mary A Graf Passed.
 NEolIie sjlversteim vs. Jennie Ost. man. Passed.
 l Hattie La Fountain vs Silas R ] Richmond. town treasurer Passed
 Charles J. Cooke vs. Pardina De Grande alias Assiened tH Westerly Agnes M Crandail admr.. vs Thimas Ffdler. Assigned to West erly.
 William Ieavens & Co, vs. Talbot 1 Hanan. Passed.
 l Louis Murano vs. W. F. stedman l Assigned to Westerly. Bessie Nctherwood vs. Samuel H Davs. Assigned to first jury day Westerly session, April ser,n.
 New Haven Iron and Steel Co. vs Walter J. Westlake town treasure, of Narragausett. Continued nisi ol request of Attorney Case for the de. fendant.
 Oliver ". Greene vs. Thomas I Greene ct a1. Heard on petition O partition.
 William T. Stedmar ct ux vs Westerly Ice Co. Passed
 c. I. Bigncy Construct on Go. vs Rocky Brook Mills Co Assigned t. first jury day, Anril session.
 c. I. Bigney Construction vo. vs Howell ". Pancoast ct al. As signed to first jury dav. April ses sion.
 Louis F. Bennett vs Addie " - fsSeene. alias. Discontinued and or