Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-19

The grand jury in the superior court at Kingston returned an indictment against Antonio Gailuci. charged with breaking and entering the garage of John Nardone in Westerly and with larceny. Galluci when arraigned pleaded guilty. Judge Doran sentenced Galluci to two years and six monfhsf in the state prison, #a 2 a
 In addition to stealing Mrs Nardene's car, Galluci has confessed that he stole the car owned by John Ralph from in front of the Grotpn Iron works. . <
 The grand jury also indicted John Kelly, Thomas Curry, Louie Scolofneri and Mario Eearusse for i. bringing q stolen automobile into the state. into the town of Westerly, These young fellows were arrested by Sheriff Will cox on notification by the Westerly police after they had left the. automo5 bile, which crashed through g stone wall on the Shore road The autono- bile was owned in Roxbury and from the evidence before the district court it was taken by Gearusse from the Fore River shipyard. After stealing the automobile, Gearusse invited the others to ride, and it was charged that they knew the ycar. had been stolen. Salyatora Asersano was indicted for breaking and entering Q garage and for larceny in Hopkinton. The accused will be put to plea on Wednesday. Jannes Reso Mellow, who was found guilty of the murder of William Rhodes at Kingston nearly three years ago, will be brought into court for sen- tence today Wednesday,. Since his i trial he has been endeavoring to secure new trial and about a month ago his case reached the supreme court. His motion for a new trial was denied. 1 Mellow claimed that when he entered | the railroad shack where the murder occurred the two Olsen brothers were dead and that Rhodes attacked him and that he shot and killed Rhodes in self defense. It was intirnated by the 1 defense during the trial that Rhodes with an accomplice. who; escaped, kill- ed the brothers; while the prosecution | intimated, that Mellow committed the triple murder Mellow and the Olsen | brothers were employed in the same
 railroad section gang and lived in the shack together. Rhodes, g coloTed man, was resident of Kingston. Rego was l for a time employed on the Westerly town farm. The penalty for murder in
 Rhode Island is life imprisonment. Tuesday was divorce day in the su- perior court, and these were called 1 from tho docket for action: Bessie M. Lewis vs. William H. | Lewis. Granted on grounds of gross miSbehavior as stated in the petition. Petitioner granted custody of minor child and s6 week for a period of 23S weeks.
 Lola B, Small vs. James W. Small. Granted on grounds of neglect to pro- vide.
 Sara Katherine Somerville vs. Louis J. Somerville. Granted on grounds of neglect to provide. u Rose M. Probst vs. John D. Probst. Granted on grounds of neglect to pro vide.
 Anna M. King vs. Walter King. Passed.
 Cyril w. Riley vs. Charlotte Riley. Passed.
 Katherine Kay vs. Charles B. Kay. Passed.
 Maude A. Sands vs. Frank H. Sands. Granted on grounds of neglect to provide and cruelty
 Edmond Lecour vs Violet Lecour. Adultery.
 Anna Thornton Williams vs. George Lewis Williams. Granted on grounds of neglect to provide; alimony waived
 Helen. c. Remington vs. Louis E. Remington. Granted on grounds of neglect to provide.
 Final decrees were entered in the cases of James Gincare1la vs. Filomena GincareIla, Charles E. Moves vs. Rose l F. Moves, Stella G. Fontana vs, Natale l Fontana and Louise A. Fogell vs. Ber- l tram F'ogell.
 In the case of Myron Plimpton. in which he sues Dr. J. Devere Barber I for s15,000 for alieged negligence, in 1 treatment of the late Mrs. Piimpton,
 Judge Doran took the papers for ex- l animation.
 The United States district court is in | session at Providence and many cases
 will be brought to the grand jury. and
 the number is so large, that the jury
 will not report for week. Among the
 violations of federal laws to be inves- tigated are cases of wholesale thefts
 from freight cars in interstate com
 nerce, counterfeiting. iTnpersonations
 of federal officers and violations of wal
 time prohibition acts. Among the grand jurors are William Googeon and John
 M. Hines of Westerly. Abraham J Carter, Walter A. Congdon and Frank
 E. Marchant of South Kingston. James
 A. Beverly of Westerly is drawn as a petit juror.
 During the present years up to Nov the sales of war savings stamps ir Rhode Island amounted to $1.0sT, BATS an average per capita Of s1.65, afnone
 the highest in the country. Of these sales more than ss00,000 have beer
 made through the postoffices. Int postoffice sales by distriete are Provi-
 dence, $575,5s552; Pawtneket. ss0.760
 Westerly, s40.9S7.S2; Newport, $ss,9s4. IT; East Greenwich, -s25,sS7.0S: Woon'
 socket, s22,7Se.2S; Bristol. ss,7s6.sei