Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-11
WESTERLY


 A representative of the revenue depart msnt, sent by Collector of Internal Rev enue George F. O'Shaunessy, will be at ! the town hall from February II to 19. to aid the people of this vicinity in filling out their income blanks. He will be pre-. pared to give information, receive income tax reports, and win have on hand a stock of forms for which there may be demand.
 The Providence revenue office complains | that the people of Pawcatuclx, in the 1 town of Stonington, are not careful In 1 filing out their income blanks. They | should make 1t clear that they live in l Pawcatuek, Conn.,, and not in Westerly, | R. l. In many places they give the number and name of the street and show 1 that they live in Westerly, R. I. Con-
 fusion results in that the blanks are oft | eA sent to Providence when they should
 be sent to Hartford, and when they are l correctly sent to Hartford the authori-
 ties thcre are likely to forward them l to Providence.
 American Legion, are planning a military funeral for Joseph A, OzaRne, who died
 in France shortly after the signing of the armistice. A telegram has been re-
 ceived by Mfr. and Mrs 0zapne of Me | chanic street, parents of the young sol- 1 dier that the. body has arrived In New
 York. and will in all probability reach
 Wess rly February 15. 0zanne was q
 membet of Company r. sth Infantry. Sec
 ond Division. and saw much actual ser
 vice, He was once wounded in action. 1 soag recital given Wednesday even-
 ing at the Colonial club by Miss Leone
 Marquis, soprano. of Boston. entertained
 the members of the Westerly Music club
 and their friends. The soloist was accom-
 panied by Mrs. Frank G. Ahern, of Vest erly. Following the music, refreshments
 were served The programme follows: romance .''.'.''.'.'''',' Deonssy V)sion .........'.'.-s'...s krlehs
 Neli ''''.','' '''''' faure
 Sensaione ,...,..,... Lunare-Sibelle
 Die Lotusblume ........,. Schumanr
 A'eOeS's'F ''''''iI;''''' iii "e'nsartAe'
 Q Moon Upon the Water ,.,, cadn,ar
 b The Curfew ............. Chadwici
 c Kashmiri Song .,.,.. Woodford Finder
 d Spring Song .,,,.,.....,.. Densmort
 Funeral services fer Mrs. wuIct
 Thompson who died Sunday were helt
 Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock al
 her home on Rocket street, Rev. E. U Hatfield of the First Baptist church of fciating. Burial was in River Bend cem etery. The bearers were Walter Barras
 James Nugent, Frederick Nugeut ant Charles Wills. '
 William Mcclure, aged II years, O 2SS Winchenden street, and Edwart Flynn, aged 13 years, of 142 Tocskwot } ! ten street. Providence, who were turn , cd over te Officer Curtin of the West , 1 eFly police force Tuesday afternoon b, a truck driver, who picked them u l this side of Wakefield. made their es cape from the detention room fo . l women and juveniles at the police statiol l l Wednesday afternoon.
 , The boys were placed in the room t await information from their parents wh , were expected to either send or come fo | them Thursday. At 1.45 o'clock Wed D nesday afternoon McGufre and F1yn,
 were confined in the detention room, bu
 when one of the officers went to tn
 quarters at o'clock they were miss
 ing.
 I There are two apartments In the deten t tion room with separate doors. Over aac t of the doo-s is a ventilater made of fin ii mesh wire nailed up with wooden cleat. }. The boys had removed these cleats an n pulled down the wire which gave thei d sufficient space to climb over the doc t and unfastened the catch. The padloc ?. on the door was not snapped. The boy s evidently went up the stairs leading Is the corridor of the town hall buIldin l. and then had clean sailing for the stree n Before leaving the hoys took time enoug J. and hid the cleats beneath the rnattres e of the detention room couch. W Wednesday afternoon Chief Thoma J. E. Brown received word from the iuspe 1T tor of the police precinct, near the hom, d Of the boys in Providence that their pa F ents were In poor circumstances and tn;
 they were of the opinion that 1t wou e teach the youngsters lesson If the ,e were obliged to walk back, to Providenc le Whether or not they started homewal g on foot, after they escaped is not know D. The boys were last seen by their pa It ents in Providence Tuesday morrir It when they left their homes for schoC l. Lured by the desire to see New To, .s the youngsters started to make the jou
 ney overland. When picked up by
 truck driver, near Wakefield Tuesday af
 erneen, they said they were bound f
 Westerly. The driver of the machil CT questioned the boys about Westerly al f. found that they knew little about Il s. place. Believing that they might i in runaways he turned the lads over to c k- ncer Curtin, who was on duty in, Il ,n square at the tine at The detention room Is in a separa " pa- 9i 'ne pAso,ient oi lhe town hall al superior court building, away from t re main cell room. The rooms are n It. equipped with burglar proet protecti
 from escape as are the regular cells. t' LAeenies
 Word has been received from Charl 6 Lanphere who left Westerly early le, A'A |>4'@' oAia"otha' tAa1 he Id,
 nd STONINGTON