Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-23

the expert line Mrs. Douglass was posi- tive that her. accounts were correct in the main, even if there were slight changes in transfer from boo IS 10 the tive sheets
 Trial of the case was unfinished when court adjourned to 10 o'clock this Clues day) morning. The police rounded up Eve boys Sunday night and Monday morning and are or the trail of another lad who resides out of town. The boys arrested are Angelo Ca- fone, 19, John Magferelle, i7, Angelo Fer ende, 15, Angelo Montalto r, and John Alessio, 1G The boys are charged with breaking and entering the store of Az phonse Pure1Ii in Pierce street last Sat urday night. Mir Purelt declares his store had been previously entered, pre- sumably by these sarle boys. His loss, he says, will foot up about $40. The goods taken were cigars, cigarettes, can idy and playing cards. The cases will be given hearing in the. Third district court.
 1 Deputy Sheriff William. F. Breughton) of Stonington and J. B. Crowley, a farnner of WequeteGuock, are suffering from seri- ous injuries received Sunday evening at | 5 o'clock when the Crowley car ran into | the Brouehton automobile at Solomonville, Sheriff Brougnton has a fracture of both l OOACS III tiic 4Sil lo6; DCIHCcH lilc htlCc
 and the ankle, bad lacerations on the left
 cheek, scalp wounds, and cut on the in-
 terior of his left ear. Mir. Crowley has three broken ribs on the left side his tongue cut through by his teeth, cuts
 about the legs and hip.
 The Broughton car, big Buick was
 headed toward Westerly. Reaching the
 hill at Solomonvile, there was not suffi-
 cient gas, anG Fred Brougntou, soI of the
 rJo A4 -..H.-
 to procure supply. As his son left the
 deputy sheriff walked to the rear of the
 car to exaD'nle the gasoline tank. it was just at this time that the Ford trucK
 driven by MT. Crowley and bound for
 Westerly approached the rear of the
 Broughton car. Blinded by the strong
 headlights of an onconing car and
 claimed by MT. Crowley, the absence of
 lights on the rear of the Broughton auto
 mobile, the truck crashed into the Buick
 Mir. Crowley was thrown from the car
 and MT. Broughton was pinn eda between
 his own car and the truck Dr. William
 H. Hillard was summoned and treated the injured men. MT. Broughton was taken to his home in StoninEton, where Dr. H ! T. Thurber attended him. Dr. Michael H Scanlen attended MT. Crowley in Weque- : tequock The truck as considerably dam, ) aged
 AScdA A3C0NIcBs , Due to curtailnent in manufacturinf f industries since Nov. 1, it is estimated
 that there are 5000 persons out of enk
 ployment in Rhode Island.
 Irving W. Paterson, chief engineer O
 the state board of public roads, has beei : elected a director of the American RoaC Builders association.
 Rt. Rev. James De Wolf Perry suggest
 that the Episcopal diocese of Rhode Isl :; and assume financial responsibility for tn ! maintenance of the three Episcopal insti /, tutions in the state. instead of tdependin, ! upon support by voluntary contributions . and bequests.
 to New London hospital Sunday in tn q q ambulance of the Westerly sanitar! : corps.
 A troop of Catholic Boy Scouts ha been organized in St. Michaeis parisl
 under the guidance of Rev John Keane U assistant pastor. The seoutnasters ar ,, George Chapman and James Donohue. v It IS understood that there will be contest for elect@on of chief engineer c the fire department at the annual rneetin of the Westerly fire [. strict With returns incola ,lete, &439 in mem . l bership fees have been received in the Re Cross drive.
 Mrs. Henrietta Sisson Myers, 7s. die ~ Sunday morning at her home in Paw : tucket- She was born in Ledyard an : had resided several years in Montviile an 1 New London. She is survived by her huS : band, Frank A. Myers, a daughter, MT, e William Marty. with whom she lived t FaWtucket, and a sister, Mrs Henr s Palmer, of New London