Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-02
WESTERLY

Rev. Fr. Sullivan. assistant pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Concep- ton on High street, is organizing double male quartet from members of the parish. The quartet will be com posed of the following men: Joseph Lenihan and Martin SpelIman, first ten ors; Edward Butler. Charles Hughes, second tenors; Charles St. Onge, Dr. Harold F. Doyle. first bass; Thomas V. Clancy and Keron Doyle, second bass. At the Holy Name Jutilee which is to be held this month the quartet will make their initial appearance. Address es will be made to the Holy Name soce- " by different Dominican Fathers.
 In the Third District court Friday morning Judge o. H. Williams handed down his decision of the case of state, Thomas E. Brown vs. Edward J. Rus sell of Providence. Russell was arrested some time ago on Q warrant charging non-support and desertion The case was tried in the district court about , three weeks ago.
 Judge Williams found the defendant guilty and sentenced him to six months in the Providence County jail and pay ment of costs. An appeal was taken to the superior court. Bail was fixed at $500 with Starkweather and Shepley of Providence and G. P. Tuscano of West erly as surety Russell was represented i by Attarney Thomas Cooney of Provi- dence and Attorney John J. Dunn of Westerly.
 James Murphy of New York city is visiting with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Cornelius Murphy of Summer street. Thomas V. Clancy is a business caller in Providence.
 Ex.-Lieut. Gov. Ralph Watrous of I Providence was a business caller in
 Attorney William KelIeher of New York city spent the Thanksgiving holi- day with his-Sisters on Chestnut street. Miss Grace Savage of Pawtucket is visiting her father, William Savage of Granite street.
 Attorney Louis W. Arnold, Jr.. of New York city Is spending few days with his mother on Maple avenue. l James Duff of the Newport Torpedo station is visiting relatives in town. 1 Dr. A. H. Gold of Spruce street has returned after spending few days in New Haven, Conn.
 John Toomey of Milford, Mass, is
 visiting his father, Col. Michael Toom-
 ey of Lester street.
 Henry Walton of Morgan street was
 a business caller in New Haven Fri day.
 Mrs. Lillian Riffenburg of Hope Val ley was business caller in town Fri day afternoon.
 Julius PoIubatka of the West Side i,
 in the jail on Union street upon
 complaint of Thomas E Brown, chic
 of police of Westerly, charging him witt
 assault upon Frank Pingalore of Pierct
 street. The two men were engaged in
 fight Thanksgiving night at the corne
 of Canal street and Industrial street.
 It is alleged that after heated arg , ument Polubataka hit Pingalore with rock which he had in his hand. Th
 blow fractured Pingalore's upper ia, and three of his teeth were loosened S badly that they had to be extracted. Tn , officer who made the arrest said tha Polubatka stated to him that he use his fists only but the latter was strongl [ of the impression that something beside fists were used. Polubatka will be ar ranged in the Third District court thi ] evening.
 ) Thomas J. Flynn Esq, of Providence : will deliver the address at the annus s Elks' memorial services which are i } be conducted Sunday afternoon at tn t Central theatre. John J. Walsh, exalt