Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-12
WESTERLY.

that at times her mind is unbalanced and that she could not have been sane when she shot and killed Dr. Tetlow. While the act shows premeditation, it may have been the characteristic cunning of dis ordered brain.
 pr. Gray of Mystic, medical examiner for the town of Stonington, arrived in the afternoon, made inquiry and examma- ton and ordered the body removed to the local morgue. Coroner Franklin n: Brown arrived from Norwich later m the afternoon and ordered an autopsy.
 Mrs Kenyon is under arrest and in the custody of Patrofnah Wheeler. At the West Broad street school grad mating exercises musical selections were rendered. by the school orchestra Of nine pieces. The invocation was by Rev. Philip s. Sailer. The .pr6srana follows : Recitation, A Man Without a Country, by William Sylvia recitation, Song of the Market Place, Elizabeth Sherman, with Diano accompaniment by Gladys Leonard essay, Cival Government, Stephen Hall Broad Stripes and Bright Stars, Theodore l whitford but the sweetest Of them all was Sugar. by Elizabeth CundaI; cass prophecy, Pauline Stahle.
 The class gift to the school a panel oi the freize for the auditorium, was pre- | were awarded by Superintendent Snyder
 The Peleg Barber prizes for best es says were awarded: First prize; $20 | Elizabeth Sherman; second, $10, Theo dore Whitford; third. $5, Hannah Hol | land.
 The Fourth company, Rhode Islamt l State guard, the best drilled compan, ever in the town of Westerly, was de mobilized at the state armory Thursda. night and discharges, with the state rec ognition medal and button, were givei the following:
 Captain Abraham P.>Datson.
 First Lieutenant Henry M. Clarke.
 Second Lieutenant William Mitchell
 Supply Sergeant James Rae. Mess Sergeant Eugene B. Pendletnn.
 First Sergeant David A. Lowry. | Duty Sergeants Arthur B. Thompson Herbert P. Clark, Frank c. Booth, Gale
 Nudge.
 Corporals Arthur L. Perry, Alexande
 Mitchell, Alexander c. Thompson, Joh
 Smith, Harold E. Miller, Fred W. Robin
 son, William c. Smith. Frank c. AIiern. Musicians George R. Dowding, Alexar
 der M. Blake, Jr.
 Cook Ernest J. Wills
 Mechanic Stephen Manchester. Privates (first class) Walter S. Pric
 William c. Nudge, Jr, Alwyn L. Kef
 yon. William V. Currier.
 Privates Albert o. Bennett, Carroll ]
 Blaclder, Edwin A. Blackler, Sidney {. Blake, Samuel J. Brown, Horace E. Btu
 dick Clarence A. Carr, Albert L. Castr tius, Thomas Chadburn, Wilbur C.. Che,
 yer, William 4. Clark, Luasor H. Clar , William J. Ceilings, Louis B. Collin
 Natale Comolli, Herbert F. Cook, Edwa,
 E. Coy, James Culley, Richard E. Dove John Ferguson, Jr, Joseph Gervasir Morris Gilbert, Walter H. Greene, Ale. ander Greig, Joseph A. Guariflo, Pa , Guiliano, Ivor Johnson, James Jolly, Joi f J. Kennedy, William. Kreig, August La 5 son, Napoleon Ledaux. Augustine T. l Ledwidge, David Lowry, Alexander Ma 7 LeIlan, Edison L. Marr, Charles Mayne. John o. Mills, Richard Mitche t Richard Mitchell. Jr., Thomas A. Or ] burg, Marmaduke H. Osborne Jose, ] Pasetti, Peter A. Pinardi, Edwin R. Pc g ter, Lewis B. Ray, Cornelius A. Rifle . Thomas F. Robinson, Lewis Stanton. W ' liam Sullivan, Herbert Tourtelot. John
 Ire. Frederick R. Wilcox, Harry c. W l Hams, La Clede Woodmansee, Columb o Zerbarini.
 t Sanitary Detachment-F'irst Liet [. Harold D. Kenyon, Sergt. Archie Meik r Pvt Herbert Taylor, Pvt. Herbert Ta Q Tor, Pvt. Anthony R. Ruisi, Pvt. Arth a Q. Dionne, Pvt. Ernest F. Stenllcui o Pvt Thomas F. Burke.
 d Honorably Discharged Previosu tc D