Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-13

Charles Bailey, who Is charged with the murder of his brother, Edgar A. Bai- 'lsy by shooting him At their home on the .ntEas e October sS. death resulting hi ifhe New Londoa hospital three days ii- ltes. was before Judge Oliver II. WilliAt:'s for c hearing st Fridays session of tho S1parior court. at Westerly. The ac:used lvas arrested iz Bowdinha11, Maine Sum idEy last
 The complaint was read to ;he &C., lVaEzS. ard h response to the query: iWhzt Is your plea to the complaint? Bai- ita7 said. Not guilty. Then followed these i9aest.ons hy Judge Williams and the an ste=s by Bailey:
 Are you represented by counsel? No. po you intend to have counsel? Yes. Have You seea counse'F No
 WEen vill you De ready for tria1! Aay time; HOW.
 Ffeve ypu counsel? No.
 Do you want counsel now? No,
 Tt1s Is a serious matte. for Jo1. Don't Soa desire c5unse1?
 Yes. but I have not u.ensy enough to 1irs a lawyer.
 Have you made any attempt to get -eouzSely No.
 Do you wan. tiss c6ur. to oohti11ne the tsAsa to give you smother opportunity to AaSo counsel? Sure.
 Wnl yea you take immediate steps Co that end. So that the case can be taken up later In the day? Don't know who to set. Ho~ ishs have you lived in Westerly : About two years.
 Is tiisre any lawyer in Westerly you Nsh to consult with? Don't know any O. them.
 Then the facts are that you do not rznt e go on with the examination without eouneed. When Hiil you do it7 Soon as 1 can.
 Ths officers in charge wilf give you opportunity to get coHnsel today, and S5ur case will be continued to 2.30 o. clocs, The court appreciates that you should exercise due care as to what yoI may Say here. You have had opp6rtuni- c since your arrest to see counsel at tlss jsl in Kingston, had you Sd desired. 1T you intend to have counsel De sure to obtain eafne as soon as possible. 50 that You nay Dc advised before the court comes h this afternoon.
 Ba4lsy then returned to the 7rissners' Settee ana held a conversation with the clerk Of the court, M Waiter Flynn, and with Sheriff Wilcox and these officers consulted with Judge Wliiiems. Baiioy vas again called t5 the bar, and Judge Williams said;
 ! understand that you now realize that [ y0u wili be brought before tho grand seTy of the superior court sc Kingston best Monday. regardless of any action cf this court, s5 the case Is not within she ja7iss.eton for final disposal Ycu also understand that If indicted by tha grand jury the state will furnish You ac- Csptable eounssl? Yes. 50 I understand replica Bailey and that's what 1 want. [ He waived examination and was or . aercd hsid for the grand jury. Tn the esse Of Joseph s4vona, arrested three weeks ago or the charge Of con. dGctlhs tipFling place, a gsop sho5, q liquor nuisance. At;e:nsys Ladw!dge aa. Dunn spp-aeea for defendant. Tie ac S5sed haf previously entered 6 p;ea oN not guiity. f,.o reading Of the coin piaint and tie examination were waivst Judge Williams ad3udsed Inc accused si proD6Siy ssiisy and he vas held unds soad CT 4i.0tG for appearance iii ii, superior c3ur: at Kingston.
 When the dissrict court opened, th, eSrri decxet E'ss read and al cases con IhusG and the efi-f1irlel d3ci.et WAS de s.-Ted 70 10 o'clock, the court taking re cess 10 that tinie. At that hour tht court s'as engaged i-. a juvenile case il tne jSG3e's rcOaI, and it aas l0.25 wf1el the Bailey c2ee HIS glyea consideration
 Mrs. BA.iy, inc aged mother O tasries l5aAey, dresseH h mourning 10 .r ;ae unt'1.=.? Geath of her othar son. Ed sAr. occupied s rear seat in the cour - T0G;a. She vas Iull oF gvies 1fil sorrov Hnd cto-lcd general sympathy. She hel csnTeisatioa WitA Charles just before | . i-2s taken to Kingston j;,itt pending tria
 Nn4F!e5 BGiey U but <ylry Uttl ishoVn !n NYes:er!s, and his actions af ter afrest in c!ose,y scrutini2ing men h sa~ Tith she local officers .ahd lis al parent relief .n lcarning thsif ideatisJ tendb 10 suspicion that he hAd reason fe- lsag!ns Maine and coming to West eTiy, IL u 1elieye1 he has 6 crin.na record and Toles Chief Brown is doin some Investigating along that line.
 HArsis D. MeGuinness, linotype o1ei &sor on the Wester::J Sun and for tn SAst twelve years ia the employ Of tha newspaper. has secured en11ioyment c the New Ea.ea Register and will nssi work t!.e-e nezt Nonda.. Friday a, serncoa M-. J-Dainress tvGs surprise when ais associate workrneh srrrounde Sisn, and, as : token of their esteem an boa. wishes cor lis future presented hi, sn AleGa:it gold watch. 2Ir. McGuinne, Li ae;ep;.Ag expressed his sincere gra. t1de fer the remembrance which OF, s9aafed lis good will and friendship f, lis sho9T3stes
 h the early part or the Worll we Ar. McGu!nness enlisted ia the If, etafpany. and was among the first that command U volunteer for overse: seN Ice. He Tas assigned to the 10: Fieid Artillery of tle Yankee Divisit and lad considerable active service.
 TnHssdsy ls.ge crowd oe 4oyhe r. lows practically too; Possession Of il village ar4 ran things at will. Tht slartes a big boaArd !n Dixon souar using zs fuel tie Roll Of Honor that stet @ fSoai ost,hs town ia,i. and ali inAar ;gsbie ma s.erial they could. Hrd reGar isss of value or ownership. They bur e tenoes ladders, wooden horses stai, ostiieuss teGailes and about c"erytht, ssAt esv.d Dc carried to the burning pi msea chairs were tasen from n1eVlI van tiat ess passing through the squs sa5 probably the whole lead would hs beea burned. but fo- the ihtetYArsnee taos. Tho oons!dered sueis action Dsye the limit
 This bonfire reflected a great light, D ii reflected 10 cred.t to the village Westerly. Had tho promoters of t bonfire scheme made kaoWn saeir into