Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-20

7 George Greene. Alex Thompson J. Arnone of Bradford and ]. Fdsaro of Westerly were arraigned tu the Third district court in Westerly late Monday evening on complaint of Thomas E. Brown, chief of police of the. town of Westerly charged with the larceny of d large diantity of cotton cloth taken from the> Brad Dyeing Association mills at Bradford. For about a year the mill ulanagement has suspected that goods were being stolen and have had tn their employ for long time. agents, from tho Watts detective bufeal. It is alleged that during working hours some of the efn- ployes have abseneea themselves from the main part of the min to some. retiring room, taking the cloth wfth them and wrapping it around thsir bodies for con .cealment E and taking it, home at night. Several thousands of yards of this cloth s said to- have been stolen. the thsftss having been going on for a. long time.
 Tn the district, court Fusaro pleaded not guilty and his hearing was set for Friday. the 22d. Bail of. $500, vas fur nfshed and he was released. George Greene pleaded guilty to the larceny of 192 1-2 yards of cloth the value Of which is estimated at $25,33. His bah was fixed at $500, and Up to Tuesday afternoon he was unable to furnish surety. He will probably De eommtted to the county jail tt Kingston to await his trial.
 thompson pleaded guilty to the lar ', ceny Of 2 pieces of cotton cloth. ya.ued 1t S3S.52. He was obliged to furnish $500 bail for his appearance at the dis lrict cout Friday morning. John Thonp- Son of Bradford was surety,
 ArhGhe pleadeus ri6t guilty, and fur nished $500 bail for his yzppearance. George Montalto of Pleasant strea was offered as surety for Arnore.
 The regular session ok the Hrobste court was held Tuesday afternoon at the probate court rooms on Broad street, with Judge Edward M. Burke presiding. The following. estates were acted upon l: account of EllS c. Dtysdaie as guardian of person and estate, Received allowed and ordered recorded Estate ot Lena s. Maxson. Petition of Frank E. Max son. of Atlanta, Ga. for the appointment of a guardian Of the estate of hts wife Lena s. Maxson. c. Loatse Sheldon ap: pointed guardian of her AState in Rhode island Bond fixed at $206, with Frank N. Wilcox as surety. J. I. Maxson ap: pointed appraiser and Frank N Wilcox appointed resident agent ifl Rhode Island Estate of William F. Browning. 1nven. tcry. received and ordered recorded. 4 Estate of Caroline, Cattn Petition .ot Jennie. Helen Julia and Thomas Gattt tor the appointment of administration Thomas Cato appointef administrator Bond tiyed at ss,sto; with Arthur ant Mae Ea@gnelli as surety. Asaxande Seattle appcinte6 S$araiser a..
 Estate. of Helen Cato, Petition. Q Helen Cato q minor, for the appoitit ment of guardian a her person and es tate. Jennie Gatto apIolnted guardiar with bond fixed at Sf S0U. AisxatIde Beattie appointed appraiser. Surety, Al c1ande- Beattie 1C.S2 :.
 A bort c6upe dfiytn by William, Doho van, 8 stock salesman, SViior has his head quarters at the garage of the. .Westerl Motors, Inc ran into An Overland tour ing car bearing d New York fegistratio Tuesday, morning in front of Fishe Bros store on B1had Street. Alter fii ting the front le part of the Overlan cat and pushing fl 5 On tS the sidewall the Dort plunged ifitosfhe show window { the Fisher BrnsS store. A large flat glass was completely destroyed. .fhel we're few, eople on the street at the tim and no one was. injured, but one woma natrowfv escaped being tit by the ca having just lodged it and run into tn Try goods store.
 The Westerly caledonian soei sty h; elected the following oaleers-for the yea 1929: Chief. John McShanes first chic
 lain, WEHBm. Booth; second chieftai
 Robert Mearrs; third chieftain, Miiiiaa,
 Davidson :, standsrd bearer, e J~ Thon
 as flag bearer Edward Flddes.
 The .ernployes. ot .the Westegiy Atitt
 riatic Telephone company ate-to hold