Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
WESTERLY

. : 4 | 5. E. .-N i tion of the board was approved by the council. Chief of Police Thomas E. Brown i reported five arrests during the month. | two for in toxica tiop and one each for | breaking and entering, assault with | 1 intent to kill and insane. . Dr. Samuel. C. Webster, superin- | l tendent of health reported two cases |
 of diphtheria and one of scarlet fever
 during the month of November. :, Russell F. Slocum was appointed l
 enumerator of births and deaths and, l | the pay was fixed at $f00. e
 The town treasurer was authorized 1 l to hire money. as permitted under the 1
 law. S.s; ets = The bills presented were approved
 and ordered paid. Potter Hill people petitioned for the
 removal from the Christian Hill sec tion. of Mrs Grace Brown, colored, and her seven children. on the ground that they were a public nuisance. The. pe- tition was referred to the chief of po- | lice The head of the family is in a state institution, insane. and the moth CT IS hard worker. but the children
 are the cause of all the trouble to the
 people of that section, so 1t is claimed
 ! Charles A. Dion and Adam Archie
 l were appointed special police consta-
 sbles. . .S
 l The Westerly Layn,en,s League will hold an open meeting in the First Baptist church this (Tuesday) even
 ing. William Franklin. of the Chris
 tian and Missionary Alliance. will be
 the speaker His topic will be The Authority and Power of the Word Of
 God
 Frank Juiiano was before Judge OIL yer H. Williams in the Third district . court, Monday afternoon. charged with ' assaultihg and attempting to kill John , Hereux, when in Pierce street. Sunday , afternoon. He shot Heroux in the head and the injured man Is in the
 Lawrence Memorial Associated hospi- tai, New London. The seriousne ess of the wound has not been determined , Juliano pleaded not guilty, by advice of his attorney. John Ferguson, Jr., Bail was fixed at s5o00 for hearing in 7 the Third district court, next Friday. ; Juliano has resided for the past nine months at Laurel Glen. North Ston- r ington, for thee past nine months. He reux worked for him up to forty days I ago and there has been trouble be- tween the men, Juliano claiming that 5 Heroux had stolen a calf, as well as other things from the farm. Inlme-
 OtdlSly .d4l6I lIIS S1lOotEI1S fIIl 1Ii16 DdIIl. ] Juliano went into the house., washed his hands and went away. before go-
 ing he took the long revolver apart. Before arrested by: Chief Brown he had hidden the weapon, but cartridges . were found in his pockets and there o ! are bloodstains on his hat and coat. 7 Juliano previously resided in Boston and in Bridgeport. H |, Wallace Burdick wa5 before the |. court charged with intozication. He
 pleaded guilty and paid a fine of g f and costs of sS.so.
 Robert L. Moves of Cross Mills,
 Charlestown, was charged with dis q playing a game bird in front of his s store in violation of, law. He pleaded Il guilty and paid a fine of s20 and | costs.
 ,. The regular. season of the Provi e dnce Art Club was inaugurated with ; a private view to open an exhibition ? of. paintings by Mrs.. Emma Parker U sNordell, wife of, Artist Carl J. Nor Y dell, formerly of Westerly.A Mrs = Nordell was formerly an instructor a, [ the Rhode Island School of Design ?. In the years since she went to Paris
 with her husband, Mrs. Nordell has
 I made a great stride in sher art Hel n technique is silrer, her color is some g times remarkable strong for aquarefcs q and her. little landscapes and sea- s scapes are of much charm and dis. h tinction. Mrs. Nordell has always bee1 ,. particularly happy in portraying l. childhood and in this exhibit she ha: : brought together a number of studie. . of typical incidents in the life of hap q py children and made of them picture , of arresting charm. Some of tn, o landscapes disclose more seriou = side to Mrs. NordelPs art. MT. ant = Mrs. NordeH have. spent seves ,r summers in the art colony at Glou I cester, and the landscapes are. for tn, d most part, souvenirs of this period - Motor vehicles caused nine death ,e in Rhode Island during November ,e Lieutenant George Stillman ha
 commenced ten days recrditini
 campaign for the reorganization of tn e, Old Fifth company, Rhode Island Ma le tional Guard. .t,ie..as ..
 Id Miss Edna Greene, daughter of Mi l. and Mrs Floyd Greene of West Unior n N. T., and Miles E. Kenyon, wer I'd married last Thursday. in Andover, \ Il. Y. They are visiting Mir Kenyon, J parents. MT. and Mrs. Myron Kenyon l. Fred Read and Miss Maud Prevos c. were married Friday at the parson
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