Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-02

In the ease of state vs James SsenA | charging the defendant with aesult 6h | his wife, Eva Seena, the prisoner plEad- | ed Euiltyy when tried Friday morning | in the Third district court, Judes oht- CT H. Williams pfesidihe. IAttorney Clarence E. Rsche appeAfed for the de- fendant. and in StAtihg the case. said that the trouble had afisen over Miss Jennie SiAco, d st4b.dAGghtef Of the de- fendaht. It is alleged that Miss sis- co has been unftily ana ine6rfisibls for some time, and would pay 10 heea to the admonitiOnt of her ttep-fathef on the date in question. clFetthst aheee heehfied ts Noift td haisdeed 0f her part, and tkA defendant vas t5rfeGtih8 her, when the mother iiiteFfsred. In the heat of anger, SeehA thfeAteneA to kill hiB wife, and she had him Arrested Tha lawyer said that the dAugfitef had ctis4d would ko back t0 hih wife if he were set free Attorney Harry B. AsArd for the state also fee6fnln4nded lefiien- cy. Judge williams put the prisoner on pf0bati0n, and continued the casa for three months, upon pa5ment of costs.
 I've cases wtes alss tFieA SA tAs eaSll docket, Robert c. Blackidck ts. Andrew H. Hail. and George H. Bar Der vs. Andrew H. Hall. These cases vera tried jointly, Attorney John Fer gJisan f6f the plaintiffs and Attorney Pasouale Romano of Providence for the defendant Both plaintiffs were suing for damages and injuries alleged to have been received through negligence which caused an automobile collision near Canonchet. It was alleged Bk the plain tiffs that while riding in . Fora touring car from Ashawaf tS Hope Valley. De- cenber 12, 1szo, truck driven bt de- fendant, on the wrong side of the road and without lights, struck them just be- yond the four corners in Canonehet de- mclishing the Fora, and injurink Mf. Barber Several witnesses for both sides were examined and the nearing lasted about three hours. Judgments were awarded the plaintiffs. s250 in the first case and $50 in the other case.
 All other cases were continued cne week, and no new -rits were entered.
 President Samuel Girvin was teaStmas- ter. at the annual banquet of the An tioch club of the Broad Street Christian church, held Thursday evening in the vestry. The banquet was under the direction of Charles Kebbe and the members of the 1oys' Atruistic club acted as walters. The affair wasfa suc- cess in every way and 1S7 membArs and their friends attended Grace %As said by Rev. Lewis A. Walker, pastor of Cal vary Baptist church and interesting ad- dresses were made by pr. A. Y. Phelps of Lower Paweatuck and Th6fnAs Mo Kenzie. Df. Phelps took fSr his sub- ject "A Few Samples of the HGhnafl Mind" and MT. Mckenzie spoke on The Call of the Times" Extemporahe. ous speeches were delivered by Charles Kebbe, Rev. P. s. sailer and John Da- vison. Following the banquet a short social session was enjoyed. The musical entertainment of the 9vening ws fufn. Shed by Robert BiackBHfne who sang '. several bass solos, and there Refe pi. eiio and violin duets BS the Misses Eaton.
 Mrs. NJ. Essefie TayiSf. | fSssa.s resident of Stefihgton, died At Akf h6nnt 6h Moss street Friday fn8fnifk, afte, long illness. She has lived iii PaNea. tuck for the past 25 yeafa, and has made many ffiehds. She was a fieha Der of the Woman's Rk1ief corps 0f tiiAt village and of the Third Babtist cfiurci In North st6hihEtoh She is survivet by three children, Robert B. Taylor o New Totk city. Mfs. SiiAs Maine oi Hope Valley and EI%rett M. Tayi6t o PawcatHck and t~6 Sisters. Mfs Calvif Lee of weeueteduodk and Ms. William E. Bromley of westerly.
 SPecaal SHeWB 1fo 70 be Fun S& tH< Bliven Opera h@ist and the Gehtfa theatre s6hday aftefhh66h Afid evenini Tor the benefit 5f the suffering F6fhff and children in Ireland Manager EveF son of the opera house vas in B6stof Friday to proeure special br0efafifEil And Manaker NovoEfAd Of the Centfa has annodhs4d that the following pie ttifes Will b. show there at both Der formances: Mildred Harris in a beaut, fui romance. Home ;'' { seleetea com edy; The Race or the Age, Sir Bartol and Man . War; and an Irish Relic film.
 No admission ts to be charged, bu collection will be taken. The proceed will be sent to state headquarters i Providence, and from there to nationa headquarters of the American Commit tee for Relief in Ireland, to De used i the purchase of food and clothing for tn suffering women and chitESh.
 Miss Annette MeCISy sf Granite stree entertained a nunibkr Of little friend Thursday aftefneeh from I to on he