Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-23
WESTERLY

Chisf of Police Thomas E.. Brown re- gently discovered that Mir and Mrs. Louis Gagron and two daughters were residing in a dilaptdated barn at the Sutton place near the Pawcstuck river. Upon Investigation he and pr. Michael H. scanlon, medical examiner of this dis trict found the family in a deplorable condition. Mrs. Stella Gagnon was found to be suffering from delusions after an examination made by DTS. crandall and Scanlon and she was com nitted to the state hospital at Howard. A daughter Pearl, age Is, was commit ted, after an examination, to the school of feeble minded at Exeter. Agents Til- hnghast and Proctor of the Rhode Is- land Society for Prevention of Cruefry to Children took the r4 years old daugh- ter in charge and she will be looked aft CT by the Society. MT. Gagnon, the father, e5 years of age, was taken to the town farm on the Bradford road and will remain there during the winter. The family were recently elected from tenement on Pierce street bcaus of non payment of rent.
 Gertrude Killer of Stonington isited Westerly Wednesday afternoon.
 IL D. Barrows of New London was a business caller in westerly Wednesday.
 Mrs Cora Brush Of Norwich was a business caller in town Wednesday,
 George GeHcareI1e of Pierce street is able to' be out again after sustaining in juries in a recent football game. His left arm was broken and he was attended by Dr. NJ c. Scanlon of, High street. z. MT. and Mrs Joseph Chesbro Of We quetsquock were callers in town We'd nesday
 Ex-Aayor sLerou of Norwich was a business caller in town Wednesday.
 Frank. L. ,FurRess of West Broad street. proprietor of tho Elm Tree Inn has been called to Stafford Springs, be- cause of tile death, of his father.
 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dionne of Clarke street announce the engagement of their daughter, Alice Dorothy, to Frank Fe- reno of this town ,....
 At q nuptiaI mass celebrated by~Bev. Henry Bruno "Wednesday morning at the Church of the Immaculate Conception on HigA street, Miss Margaret Gentle, p daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Gentle of Pearl street became the brid of James C-~uSley of White Rock The bride was attended by Miss Angelina Do- tolo, and Edward Crowley acted as best man. ,,F,J .."sa g"
 William A. sissOn, aged 7S years, died at his home on the Post road Wedues- day afternoon. He is survived by two sons, FrederielS aud Edward who conduct a local taxi Business at the railroad station. The funeral win be held from his late home Friday afternoon with in- torment in River Bend cemetery.
 In the superior court at Kingston "Wednesday in the case of the state against John Ailessio, charged with .eriving away a motor truck belonging to Charles Goldberg. the defendant plead , ed, guilty and on recommendation Of AssistaRt Attorney General Makepiece ths ssutsnoa- " S. deferred. and bond was axd at Sl,e00, furnished by the mother of the defendant. .--f
 - ThA' CoDnpanions of tho Palmer Chap tes' Nos 2, Royal Arch Masons, rendered a reception Wednesday evening at the Masonic hail on High street, to Most ETcelleng Arthur x. Nash, grand high Bpiestg ot.ths Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Connecticut. There was a large attendance of the companions and Their 1adles' An entertainment was giv- sn, and cards and dancing were enjoyed. Refreshments were served. A large pie ture of Mir. Nash was presented to the chapter. The committee in charge of the affair consisted of the following: Thomas Mckenzie, Albert E. Baroer, Walter C. Hiscox. Charles M Kebbe ana foDert Hazard.
 SeevPal autOists have been summon -d to appear before Judge Williams in the Third District court Friday morning at nine o'clock gor alleged violations of the parking ordinances. Some time ago a protest was made by the chief of the fire department, George EgGer that au- tomobiles were constantly parked in the prohibitive zones in front of the court house and at the foot of Union street, .regardless.Nof.Athe signs erected to warn against such parking
 Chief Egger' stated at that time that the fremea and fire truck we're harnp- tered when the fire alarm was sounded, in responding to fires, by these cars be- Ing parked where the fire trucks were obliged to>trayeL The members of the town council assured Chief Egger that steps would be taken to stop these park ing violations As a result of the cour- ,irs promise these summons have been ssued. .ss--------=~a---
 Joseph Lorino of Mystic and Miss ce- '1elia GroppeIli@ of Westerly were united in marriage Wednesday af tthe Church ''of the Immaculate Conception on High street by Rev. Henry Bruno. The bride was attended by Miss Theresa Lorinc and John Groppellf acted as best man Miss Mary'-C Carney, - UfganistT; of the church played the wedding march Guests from Mystic, stonihgton and Hol. yoke, Mass, were present at. the wedding and reception which followed.