Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-03-02
WESTERLY

Estate Of Lydia A. Kenneth First ann
final account continued to March Is.
Estate Of. James Grcppelii Inventory
received and ordered recorded
Estate of William Lebban. GuaSaian
Of estate granted permission to Sell arti-
cles of inventory at private sale.
Estate Of John Linden. CONTINUED to
March Is.
Rowland EueIl. Arrested Monday by
Officer George Champlin, was brought be-
fore Judge Oliver H Williams in the
Third District court Tuesday morning.
charged with fighting and reveling. Upor
payment Of costs, the case was con!in-
ued.
The hearing on the motion fer new
trial for Charles Bailey, who was foufo
guilty of manslaughter by a jury at the
November session of THE superior court
for Washington county, will be held be-
fore Judge Arthur. Summer in Provi-
dence March IL Bailey was arrested and
charged with first degree murder for the
death of his brother, Edgar A. Bailey,
but was found guilty of mansiaughter.
Joseph r. Murphy was elected prea-
ident Of the Washington County Board of
Fire, Underwriters, at the 4sth annual
meeting held Tuesday morning In the o.
fee of Irvine Q. Chester on Higb sfrest
Other officers for the ensuing year Ws@h
chosen as follows: irvine O. Chester.
secretary and treasurer; Joseph T. Muir
ply, Irvine o. Chester, Albert 6. Mar
tin, and D. Harold Rogers. members OF
the reading committee. The members os
the local board Of fire underwriters feel
pride in the fact that the local organ
, fzation Is one of the nineteen oldest
boards in the country; their belhg off,iv
eight older ones.
At the session Of the suoersot k6a,4
for Washington county at west KfnEstof,
Monday Judge Biodgett presiding. fiea
Of mole were entered by Angelo Mon
talto, John Allessle and Angelo cafohe.
all Of Westerly. to charges Of breaking
and entering in the night time. and
larcency from the Shop Of Antonio PIT
piilo, at Westerly. Sentence was deferred
upon the payment Of costs, which were
| slight.
| In the case Of Charles Bailey, charged
| with granddaughter and tried in Westerly
| at the November session before Judge
| sumner. counseps motion for a new TRIAL
| resulted in an order conveying the pa.
pers in the case to Providence.
AIbro Gardiner Hall IL. son St NM
and Mrs. Frederick Hail Of Williams
street, died Monday at the Norwich state
hospital. where he has been receiving
| Treatment LOT a Time. he was a graduate
Of the Stoningto1 schools, and Tor a time
was student a" Preparatory school, In
worcester, Mass, Until compelled to with.
| draw because Of Ill health.
Besides his parents, ne h Survived BY
| two borthers and a sister.
Laconics.
| Major and Mrs Hadlai A. Hull Of
New London. and Mr.. and Mrs Herbert
| Rathbun of Westerly leave today (Wed-
nesday) for California. They will Yis-
it in Oregon, also, ana plan to be zone
! about six weeks.
Patrick Burke Is seriously Ill at his
| home on Chester avenue
A number of Westerly people were IN
| Norwich Tuesday to attend the Hodge
| auction.
Local hunters report that deer are
| numerous on the Shore road between
Quanachohtang and Watch Hill A herd
| of eleven deer was seen recently 1t
| Haversham.
Sergeant Donald Ferguson Is now act
ing chief Of the Westerly police depart
ment, Chief Brown being confined to his
home on Pleasant street by illness.
The fitting season closed Monday in
| Rhode Island, but local fishermen feel
that they have had about all the Ice
there will be this winter.
At the business meeting Of Narragan-
setts council, No. 81, K. of c., Tuesday
eveAing at the club rooms the first de-
FFee was exempFied on ten candidates.
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