Norwich bulletin., 1920-01-01
WESTERLY

ject, has been incorporated. The in corporators are Arthur l.. Gardiner, Charles F. Kenyon, Annie M. Clark Florence Clark and George J. Beau dreau.
 Chief or Police Thomas E. Brown who went to New York in the hope oi taking into custody Frank Mama on the charge of abandoning his wife and two children, and with embezzle- ment, returned without Mama, but will bring him to Westerly later on It will be remembered that Mama went from Westerly November 12, with two of his children and with Mrs, An tonio Cappuccio and her two children The Cappuccio children are back with their father. Mrs. Cappuccio is aban- doned in New York. The two Man. na children are with an uncle. Man na is in jaf.
 Manna. vas willing, to return with the police chief, but the laws of New York would not permit without the. ex- tradition procedure. The chief will now take steps to secure the requir- ed extradition papers and serve the same. In the meantime Mama will be held in New York until January to answer to the charge of carrying 3 concealed weapon.
 The new ambulance of the Westerly Sanitary corps was in collision with a trolley car in Providence, Tuesday. ev- ening. The damage was not so se- rious, but the ambulance could pro eeed, after the accident was unen- tangled, to the Rhode Island hospital The ambulance was operated by Will jam s. Crandall and was conveying Robert Nudge, age seven years, to z k91 hzv TlY- Dar None of the occupants were injured. The ambulance was making the turn from Broad street into Lexington av- enue when the trolley car struck the ambulance nearly head-on. Fortunate ly both vehicles were proceeding slow ly and under full control.
 The only damage to the ambulance was a smashed fender. Return was made to Westerly during the night On Wednesday morning, the ambulance took James O'Garra, Spanish war veteran from the Commercial inn, PawcatHck, to the Backus hospital, Norwich.
 That there is need for an hospital in and there is belief that effort will soon be made to establish such an insti- tuition here hoR which there Is already a nucleus of more than $1e.oo8. Al ready the Westerly ambulance has taken four patients to Providence, three to New London and one to Nor wien, and the trains heve taken fully as many move to hospitals, since the coming of the modern ambulance.
 Colonel George v. 0atsteII, former commander of the eaaas defenses of Portland, and commissioned brigadier general during the recent war, has re- tired from the army on his own ap- piication after thirty six years of service. Colonel and Mrs. GatcheII are at present in the south visiting their daughter. They will locate in Washington for some time, and will then make their permanent home in Sandfego.
 Colonel Gatchen is a brother of Mrs. William Amy, formerly of Westerly He is also brother of the late Major Walter 6. Gatehell, of Pawtueket, formerly commander of the Rhode Is- land Cavalry squadron, and who died in Newport while on visit there, soon after his return from service in France.
 Free scholarship applications from been so numerous and with the num- cided that January will be when applications may be filed. From the applications thus far received the men year courses offered by the School of Commerce and Finance. including ac- counting, Spanish, foreign trade, bus