Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-20

Blake will fill in at shortstop in place of Lenihan. who is out-of the game through | illness. A truekload of Westerly students | are planning to accompany the team to the game
 John Tatro of Pawcatuck was brought before Judge Frank H. Hinckley in the Stonington town court Thursday morning, charged with assault on Mrs Ellen Aud. He pleaded not guilty but was found guilty and was sentenced to serve 20 days in jail and pay the costs of the court which amounted to $14. He took an ap- peal to the court of common pleas. and bail was fixed at $25O. Being unable to find anyone to go his bond, he was con- mitted to the New London county jail to await the next session of tle court. The alleged assault happened Wednes- day night, when Tatro, who is a roomer at the Metropolitan hotel on West Broad street, complained to the proprietress, Mrs. Ellen Auld, aged 72. that his room was not being kept clean. She told him that if he didn't like it he could get out and at this reply he grabbed the elderly woman by the throat and shook her up, She made a complaint to Officer Wheeler of the Pawcatuck police department and the man was arrested,
 Admiral II. o. Dunn. commandant of ] the First naval district, has notified George Leonard, marshal of the Westerly Memorial day parade. that he has made arrangements to have 100 bluejackets and ! a naval band from Newport in Westerly l for the parade on that day The sailors will come to Stonington by boat, and will be carried to Westerly on special trolley l cars. They will act as an escort to all 1 ex-service men
 4 youth about IS years old caused no little commotion in the main streets 1 Thursday noon when he was caught steal ing from a wagon left on CoggsweH street The team belonged to Leonard Maine of North Stonington, and while MT Maine was in the blacksmith shop to get his horse shod the thief attempted to get away with the provisions in the team. Maine saw him. and when the boy saw he was discovered he made tracks for the Rhode Island sid2 of the river with Maine in hot pursuit. The chase led over Broad street and down Main with the crowd of pursuers increasing all the time. In spite of the number chasing him, how ever, the culprit escaped in the rear of a restaurant on Main street. and up to a late hour Thursday had not been cap tured. The Westerly police have a good description of the youth.
 The following officers of the Epwortl. league of the Methodist Episcopal church 
 will be installed at the anniversary day of the society Sunday: Paul w Munsell president Ada Horsfau first vice presi- dent; Evelyn Rock, second vice presi- dent; Dorcas Williams. third vice presi- dent; Fred Kennedy. fourth vice presi- dent; Andrew Green, secretary; Ruth l Percy. treasurer
 l LacOnics.
 The Westerly police are on the lookout for the thieves who broke into a store in Wyoming Wednesday, morning and got away with S1 1,500 worth of loot
 Mrs. Frederick Wilbar of Chicago Ill
 is visiting her niece, Mrs G. Benjamin
 Utter, of Grove avenue
 Several automobile' loads of Westerly people went to Ashaway Thursday even.
 ing to attend a dance there for the benefit
 of the Potter Hill baseball club.
 Rev. Lewis A. Walker, pastor of Cal
 vary Baptist church, was elected on the
 membership committee at the convention
 of Rhode Island Baptists held in Provi
 dence Tuesday and Wednesday.
 The animals in the park zoo continu,