Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-16
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Joseph IOmOlaS and AleAdnneT SedlOi two of the most ferocious characters ever handled by the Westerly police, were arersted Saturday night on Canal street after they had made an alleged assault on Officer Michael Curtin. It is claimed by the authorities that the two men were coming along the street knocking on the store windows when they were told to stop by Officer Curtin. Tomolas i'm mediately got his fighting blood up and started to beat up the officer, who whip ped out his twisters to handle the man. After getting a hold Officer Curtin was confronted by the other man and it is kalleged that one drew a knife to attack the policeman. By this time Officer Donald Ferguson arrived and the two raving men were soon carried to the police station, where they were snOved into cells after putting up another fight. They were brought Monday night be- fore Judge Oliver H. Williams at spac- ial session of the Third District Court, charged with violent assault Both plead ed not guilty but Alexander Sedio was adjudged guilty and sentenced to serve three months in Providence county jail and to pay costs.
 : JOsePn Tomolas was bound over to the i re%ular session of Third DistriQ Court Friday under bonds of $500. Upon fail ure to secure bonds, he was committed 1 to the Washington county jail at Kings. 1 ton.
 Rev. and Mrs Byron U. Hatfield of 1 Westerly spent the week end vita Mrs 1 Ella Edmonds of Deep iver. Mr. Hat 1 field occupied the pulpit in the Baptist church Sunday morning. Byron Hat i field, Jr.. who is spending two weeks vacation with the chorister, Frederick L. FIeetham at Deep River, sang a bari tone solo at the Sunday morning service. 1 A double alarm rung in from Box q | at 3:45 Monday morning called out the l three companies of the Westerly fire de- i partmant for a fire in the bakery of Louis Carlis on Canal street, near the ! junction with Pleasant street. The flames i were confined mostly to the floor and i floor timbers beneath the oven in. the rear of the building After cutting a hole in the northwest side of the build ing a stream was played on the blaze and it was soon etinguished before much l damage could be done. The cause of the fire was not known.
 To avoid 9 collision on the Nichols corner of the Hope Valley road Saturday i night Paul Lanphear of Hope Valley turned out to let another car pass and struck rock, which tipped his car over MT. Lanphear escaped unhurt but Mrs LanpheaT. who was with him, sustained injuries to her knee. She was treated by Dr. H. L. Johnson Of Westerly The car was @ Chalmers and escaped with out much damage.
 Charles M. Smith of Clark street re- ceived painful bruises and minor injurie.
 when struck by a delivery truck of r F. Haswell & Son company. This acci
 dent happened Saturday afternoon as
 MT Smith was giving two children 2
 ride in q cart. The automobile trucl
 was in a laneway on Clark street and
 while the order man was in one of tn, i houses, several children climbed onto tn,
 machine and started it. It ran wilt
 up the lane towards Mr. Smith and h,
 showed the children to safety but he him
 self was knocked down. It will be sever
 al days before he can do any work.
 The advance sale of tickets for th,
 joint clambake of the Westerly Mssoni
 club and Colonial club at Brightmanf
 pond isdicates the largest attendanc
 since these bakes were started
 Construction of the cement road ol
 Mechanic street will begin this (Tuesday
 morning about 2.500 feet from the pave
 ment section of West Broad street.
 Work on the new highway on Cana
 street is progressing fast, and tourist
 should have an excellent road to Whit
 ock and Norwich within the next fev
 weeks when this stretch is completed.
 Mrs. S A. Curator of Albany, N. Y is the guests of Mrs. Mary A. Carpenter Mrs. Daisy Hirschfield is visiting rel :: atives here after spending the past fey
 years with her husband at an army DOS in the Canal Zone.
 Among the notables who stopped of at Watch Hill Monday was Senate Freylinghuysen of New Jersey on hi
 yacht Victoria upon which Presiden :. . Harding made his recent trip to Florida. MT and Mrs. Arthur A. Austin hay