Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-14

Late Sunday night Vincsnzo Gencarelio was arrested on Oak street by Sergt Donald Ferguson of the Westerly police force in connection with the stabbing affray that took place about o'clock in the afternoon at the store of Joseph Ga- briele on Pierce street. It Is alleged that the prisoner stabbed Thomas Dortch fol- lowing an alteration, and he Is being held at the police station on Union street until the next special session of the Third district court.
 Mrs. AIies Gsnt, es, widow of Robert Gent, died late Sunday night at, her home on Main street after an illness of sev- erai years. Mrs. Gent had been q resi- dent of Westerly for nearly 40 years. having come to this country from Eng land about 3s years ago. She Is survived by a daughter, Mrs Jennie Barnes, and four sons. Robert G., William H., John George Carter, of Lndwood, Mass, and half-sister, Mrs. Joseph Perry. also survive herr
 Word hes been received that Mrs. Har- vey Perry of Margin street sailed from New York city Saturday for France and Germany. where she will join her hus- ] band, who is engaged in relief work there, and has charge of the Dresden, Germany. district. She will land in Cher i burg and will So from there to Chalons to visit Miss Phebe Perry, who is con- nected with a maternity hospital estab- l lished by the Friends but now conducted by the French government. From Cha Ions she will join her husband at Dres- den and will remain with him until fall, when both expect to return to their home here.
 | The AanzAI Salvation Army drive for funds to carry on home service work was begun in Westerly Monday and will continue throughout the week. The drive is being conducted here by Merrill post. No. 1S, American Legion. Westerly s quota has been placed at S2,000. The cause Is we'll known to be a worthy one, and, mindful of the excellent service ren- dered by the army during the war. 1t i1 expected that the desired amount will b1 obtained before Saturday.
 The committee in charge started Mon- day to canvass the business section of the town, but no soliciting will be done in the residential sections. Collections will be taken at the manufacturing plants and theatres, and toward the end of the week a tag day will be held. All desir- ing to donate direct may send contribu- tions to Thomas Perry, treasurer of the drive.
 The drive is being conducted by the following committees: Executive, Thomas Perry. Arthur Cottreil. Thomas McKen- zie. Martin K. Speilnan. G. Benjamin Utter, Charles J. Butler, Max Novogros- ki, Harry Miner, William Clark and James M Pendletoa; publicity. Edward J. Butler; organization. Ernest Young finance, Edwin Hawke, pr. N. H. Scan- lon, Wells Fowler and H. Russell Bur- dick. George P. Chapman, commander of Merrill post, is chairman of the drive and Thomas Perry has been chosen treasurer.
 Wen arranged programs fee Chilerea's day were presented Sunday in all the Protestant churches of Westerly as | substitute fer the usual Sunday morning service The programs were featured by songs, reeitations, exercises, and at sonae of the churches infant baptism took place. The sermons of the pastors vert directed te the children.
 LaeeAies.
 Henry ?. Aaurel of Providence will speak on Coal Mining in Rhode Island at the business mems luncheon in the Colonial club this CTuesday) noon.
 A lawn social is to be held at Calvary Baptist church by the Endeavor sccie. ties.
 Abont 1a families havA already ar.