Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-29

Friday afternoon in an effort to re- cover merchandise. that had ,beeD stolen from freight cars at Bradford and Westerly, Police. Chief Brown. with members of the local force, aided by two deputies of the United States marshal from Providence, and Cap. tain Ed Roche and members of. the railroad police, served search war rants on the following named: James Azzinaro. 76 Oak street; Santo Al. giere. 1S7 Tower street; Oominico Capitzano, 67 Tower street: Leonardo Capitzano. 119 Tower street. Luigi Luzzi, Bradford road; Frank Falcone. Bradford road; Angelo Frank, 7S oak street; Frank Gingarella, 91 Oak street; Frank GiOrno, 157 Tower street: Miolo Gancerella, rear AS Pierce street. Brazzio, Gradilone, s Pierce lane; Pasquale Terranova. 66 Oak street; Marcana Strafacci, 66 Oak street: Joseph Murano, "A Oak street; James Gradiline, T9 Oak street; Luigi Fusaro, 1s9 Tower street.
 In some of the places. visited no missing merchandise could b, found, but some to the value of about $500 l was recovered in. other places. In at 1 least three instances there is liable | to be arrests. provided the goods seiz- ed are positively identifiedsas having been stolen from freight cars. There is still missing merchandise to the value of about $10.000, taken at the
 same time from the cars, as was the l portion recovered, being a part of the same shipment. The officers are oi l the opinion that the goods not yet 1 located have been shipped out oi l Westerly. presumably by motor yehi- l cle, and by tf4o of New Workers be. lieved to be the ringleaders in these II robberies.
 Il At the semi-annusl meeting of tn II Rhode Island Women's Christian Temperance Union Friday in Provi | dence. all the unions of the stat
 were made by Miss Lena Sparks. as
 sistant treasurer The receipts for tn ! last six months were $5S55.S9. Tn
 expenses $56S9.52, leaving a, balance c $166.37. Report of the Jubilee fun
 showed the state quota to be $600t with only $5000 pledged. Several ad ditions to the fund brought tn amount up to $5621.S7, with pledge still to come in.
 Mary E. Olney, corresponding sec retary, reported a resume of the ac tivities of the unions of the stat Mention was made of methods ern ployed- to receive funds, entertain s ments given, the services which th H different unions ushered in the jubile year, bills endorsed by the unioi and various phases of endeavor. ths s have engaged attention in differel sections.
 Rev. Ernest C1aypool extended gree E ings from the AntiSaloon Leagu Rev Charles P. Hall gave sympS 2 sium on Americanization Work. MT
 Agnes Bacon. state supervisor
 Ameficanization work, spoke of u n necessity of education as an agen, v towards Americanizatio tion. and of u
 necessity of eliminating religious al tt social prejudices. She also sai g there must be willingness to lea,
 from the foreign as well as to tea, l. him.
 The salary raise fever has stru -c Washington county. which is in kee
 ing with the increase in salaries bi = now before the general assemb III Senator Duckwerth of Charleston
 presented an. act Friday ito inerea -0 the salary of the clerk of the Thi district court from $500 to $1100. Sc . ator Bliss, of Narragansett, preseI II ed similaISact for the, benefit of t
 clerk of the Second district court.
 like increase is asked for the cle of the Seventh district court Int r. is no move to increase the salar :. Eof the judges of these courts, whi
 are only $500 for the Third and S1. in for the Second district courts.
 A resolution was passed to r st SS1.44 for Sunday accounts to Sh'
 field Green, forest warden for We e- erly.
 in An act fixing the term of town O
 .cers of South Kingstown four yea sd is now with the judiciary commit VI Senator Flynn introduced a reso k ton for the payment of s32.25 to 1
 Westerly Times. Referred to comm 1g tee on accounts and claims. l. A resolution was presented in m house and referred to finance co
 mittee, appropriating s2Oo0 to fl at nish medals to men who served in st Rhode Island State Guard during g. world war.
 A roll call vote was taken in lg house Friday, on taking the prope ne qualification measure from the spec ys legislation committee, and was .. by vote 52 to 36. Representa- to Ferguson voted in favor of recall z e. Representative Davis against.
 When Miss Kathleen Bone, dau, ne teE ol IsSN. dnui 1saA O. h4i @ t'o in Of Narragansett Pler ana BenJaI : Clark Caswell, son of Representa- rk and Mrs. James. T. Caswell. W
 married Thursday afternoon in in First Baptist church, Narragansett,
 which the father of the bride is p on tor One of the ushers was Ben
 min A. Peabody Jr. of Westerly. no Westerly paved the way; and I .e.e the towns of Hopkinton, Lincoln 'e- Warwick are in line. Bills presen
 in the state senate Friday, wo
 give Lincoln and Warwick author ,llt to increase assessments against I TT able beyond the statutory limit o ny 1-2 per cent. in order to secure . ng tra funds for expenses. Line
 seeks to extend the limit not in . cess of ? per cent. while Warwit
 limit would be ? 1-2 per cent $