Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14

use to them. which could not ee con verted into cash wit5cet chaacei of de- tection.
 sherir John. n. Wilcox Is making every possible etideavof to locate these thieves but E handicapDed by reason q, weeks after the robberies, or until such time as the cottage, owners happen to visit their summer homes for general in- specticn. The same cottages seem to | be vistted each wihted, and the sheriff | Is of the opinion that the thieves are tempted by the acts of the cottage own CTS who leave them furnished and with out snardianship.
 The Westerly Medicsi society Is sa- deavoring to better the health conditions By prompt expert service in the way of tests and examinations in urgent cases An effort is being tnaie to have Miss I Jane F. Peckhzni locate in Westerly. She | is graduate of Brown university and during the world war sfie served as bac- teTioiogist st Camp Devens and the W&is ter Reed hospitA in Washington. She is 8k present b8cteriologist st St. Joseph's | hbspital. Providence, and if Is understood. prefers to locate in Westerly and engage In the varied points of her profession on Her own account. It Is believer she will reckive the sanction of the state board Of \ FftcSfve immediate attention, and there will not be that waste of time that now 0btA;ns by having the tests made in the state laboratory at Providence. ! Tho initiative for W@ffd war me- ,n5f9ai. has been taken By the Westerly i36zrd of Trade, and 1t is expected Ithe efforts of the board Will be crowned with | aaoEess. A committee is at work on the fern of memorial snd ways and means | for procuring the same. Already local I lfhahufacturing concerns are engaged in rdahs for nefn6fiai in granite, probably lis the form of $ fiieilameRt to be erected if { conspicuous place. Another plan provides for bronze tablet to be placed liH the town hail b1iiding, and still. anoth- I CT k the dedication ef B park. CT play 1 ground as tho memorial. The balance of the cash raised Ser Old Home Week some s15o0 has Been voted to the town towards a memorial with ths e1pectatioh iof an appropriation frofn the town for | the purpose Is to bs made 1t the forth coming fns neisf town Hieetiag.
 I The scope of fife, b6ard ef trade cend- aittee is not limited and there is a read J laess to cooperatS with any other com. inittees that may be appointed By the being the. motive of the board of trade to suggest some concrete lilethed of securins a suitable memorial By the united coop eFation of the people Of Westerly.
 II The Memorial ana LaTary building. dedicated 10 tie memory of the soldiers T and sailors of the CiFfi war, was erected principally through the generosity of the late Stephen Wiicos, and Wilcox park is { part of that 1aonloriak This building
 sipplanted the plan to erect a soldiers } ahd sailors Ttohumsnt In Dixon square. Tr IA <1 esidiers' and sailors memorial of the world war, will be on such an elaborate s6ais but will be a tribute mora conspic- , re1s if not so elaborate. The dedicaterV bronze tablet in the Memorial and L- bfaTy building, instead of being on the , outside of the building, or even in. the lsbby on the first H5or, Is given a place In the lobby of the second floor. It reads
 h part: Erected to Commemorate the :. Noble Deeds of the Volunteer Soldiers
 and Sailors of Westerly and Vicinity iri
 Maintaining the Union, 1SS1-1s65."
 Miss Lois NoSes, sfofnnsffy ssf FawcA- iIbck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs George Moves, now of Pawtuefzst, died Sunday in a Providence hospital. Miss Moves vas I6rn in Pawcatuck and moved to Paw lrcket with her parents several years
 1so. She is niece of William H. Moves | jf West Broad street.
 Ne decision vas announced Monday by
 United States District Judge Arthur L.
 Brown ofi the question Of a new trial for BIaggfo GrAdilons, James Azzunario and 1 Salvatore PSidiEa. all of westerly. who ] recently were convicted in Providence Gfadilone and Azzunario for cohspiracy 10 receive. steal and take away goods from interstate commerce; and Poldina for conspiraeY for the act of breakine
 seai of freight car at Bradford On the
 night of March s, and larceny of goods
 therefrofrl.
 John J. Fitzgerald Of Pawtueket and Jeha J. Dunn of Westerly appeared as
 gerald argued for a new trial. on" the
 grounds that the evidence produced
 against the men ssS-s 6f such 2 weak cir. cufnstancial nature that they should no
 have been convicted.
 United States District Attorney Pete G. Cannon for the government, arguet
 etlat the men had been given a fatf tria
 and that the verdict 6f the jury wa saiy reached after many hours of deiib | efstsoh, schewiag. Afr. Cannon contend ed, that the jury had given all detail lcaYeful consideration.
 Judge Brown withheld his decision un
 til ne couiS review his notes of the tria.
 Sseai Laesaies
 The Westerly 1figh scffeei football tea< for 1921 viii be the same as the pressr year, with the exeeBtitn ef Captain Hehr
 0. orills. who is a rnef4iher of the grad
 uatihg class.
 Rev and Mrs. Lewis A. walker, an
 daughter have been called to MEhiga