Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 5, 1912, Page 6

. e A e WESTERLY C. A. Budlong Post Represented at R. MEN ATTEND Forty-Fifth Annual State En- campment at Bristol—Two Mystic Women Sue Auto Company For $10,000 Damages Each—Lussia Hearing Goes Over to Tuesday—Stanton Clark Lively at 93. The Westeriy poisoned whiskey ex- citement of two years ago is recalled by the action of the supreme court of the state of Rhode Island in handing down rescripts sustaining the second counts of the indictments against John De Fonti and John Cisco and wife of ‘Westerly, In which the defondants were, charged with manslaughter. The court adopted the opinion of Judge Blodgett before his death and made it the of- ficial opinion of the court. The indictments were returned ' sgainst the defendants at the Septem- ber session, 1910, at Kingston, and <! that on April 24 of that year De Fonti “unlawfully and negligently mold a certaln quantity of wood alco- hel, & deadly poison, which was mixed and mingled with other Iliquids and ]hgxors, to Timothy Riley, instead .of whiskey, which the said Riley request- ed De Fonti to dellver to him, to be drunk by his father, Michael Riley.” It is further charged the liquid caused gl’:eodul.h of Michael Riley on April 25, 10. The charge i mimilar in the Cisco ease except that it is alleged the de- Mvery of the poisonous liquid was made direct to Daniel Sullivan, who was killed by drinking it. Manslaugh- ter is the nature of the charge. The court holds that the first count of the indictment is defective becnuse it does not charge the accused with knowledge of the poisoning of the liquor. The second count in each in- dictment, however, is held to be suffi- e¢lent. The cases went to the supreme court on questions of law raised by the defendants’ demurrers to the in- dictments. The papers in the case will be sent back to the superior court for Washington county for further proceedings. Budlong post, No. 81, of Westerly, Grand Army of the Republic, was rep- resented at the 45th annual encamp- ment of the Department of Rhode Isl- and held Thursday in Bristol by Chris- topher Simmons, Paul H. Hillard and Charles A. Clarke. The session was held In Bristol in honor of the retiring department commander, Ezra Dixon, who resides in that place. There were business sessions in the morning and afternoon and a banquet was given in the evening, at which the guest of honor was Commander in Chief H. M. New Drug That Quickly Removes These Homely Spots. There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as a new drug, othine—double strength, has been discovered that positively re- moves these homely spots. Simply get one ounce of othine— double strength, from Lee & Osgood and apply a little of it at night, and in the morning you will see that even the worst freckles have begun to dis- appear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an ounce is needed to com- pletely clear the skin and gain a beau- tiful clear complexion. Be sure to ask -for the strength othine, as this is eold v rantee of money back it it fails to remove freckles e ok ] Trimble, who was accompanied by Adjutant General Charles R. E. Koch, Patriotic Instructor John B. Lewis and Past Commander in Chief John E. Gil- man. Stella W. Bradley and Annie Brad- ley, both of Mystic, heve filed suits or $10,000 each in\the Rhode Island su- perior court against the Nock Auto company. The plaintiffs claim that they were invited by the defendant company to ride in one of the compa- ny'’s automobiles at East Greenwich Nov. 11, 1911, and that the machine ran into a sandbank and was upset. Both allege that they were permétnent- 1y incapacitated as a resudt of the mis- hap. The hearing in the case of Bernard Lussia, charged with shooting with in- tent to kill and murder Antonio Bal- lardi, which was assigned for Thursday in the Third district court, has been continued until next Tuesday, as the injured man was not able to appear in court. Ballardi is in the Rhode Island hospital suffering from three bullet wounds. It is believed he will recover, but it is not probable that he will be discharged from the hospital for sev- eral weeks. Lussia is in Kingston jail in default of bonds of $5,000. It is understood that at the hearing effort will be made to reduce the bond, which will be furnished by the em- ployers of the accused. At the trial counsel for accused will conduct the case on the basis of self defenge. J. Irving Maxson of Westerly was elected president of the Isle of Pines Co-operative Fruit company at the an- nual meeting of the stockholders held Wednesday in Boston. The other of- ficers are: H. B. Humphrey of Milton, vice president; P. J. Evans of Newton- ville, treasurer and general manager; Charlas F. Dudley of Malden, secr tary; William J. Pelissier of Wakefield, assistdnt secretary. The directorate is composed of the officers and H. B. Humphrey of Milford, Lee W, Hall of Brogkline, H. B. Bachelder of Lowell, Sidney Harvey of Newton, H. S. Mil- lard of North Adams, John H. Frink of Dover, Charles F. Mills of Waltham and Warren E. Hill of Hyde Park, Mass. T future development of the property of the company is to be under the supervision of President Maxson in the operation of a large pineapple and grapefruit plantation in the Isle of Pines, West Indies. Howard Guinn of Westerly will accompany Mr. Max- son and ald in the development of the plantation. Local Laconies. There will be no session of the Third distriet court on Good Friday. Mrs. H. Scanlon and daughter Mary ng in New York. There is an unusually large number of cases of pneumonia in Westerly. A young Westerly woman was taken to the state hospital for the insane on Thursday. Willlam Segar returned Thursday evening from a trip of two months in the south. Several trained nurses London are attending pneumonia cascs in Westerly. Owing to rush ordess, night work has been resumed at the C. B. Cottrell Sons' company plant. Carl Brucker has succeeded Ray- mond D. Taylor as janitor of the town from New SLUGG.SH BOWELS CAUSE HEADACHE, DIZZINESS AND SICK, SOUR STOMACH No odds how bad your live @ches, how miserable and uncomtorta gestion, biliousness and sluggish intes sults with Cascarets Don’t let your moement; put an sick, smour, gassy stom stomach, bac € inside organs of all the polson and effete misery. 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Engler, Nor- wich, Conn. e ———— Lall and clerk in the office of the town clerk. Special musical services will be held in the Episcopal and Catholic churches of Westerly Easter Sunday. Mrs, George A. Golden left Westerly Thursday for South Braintree, Mass., where she will vigit friendsy There was a meeting of Phebe Green Ward chapter, D. A. R, in the Memo- rial building Thursday afternoon. John Catto has“purchased the prop- erty in the Bradford section of West- erly known as the Peter Park place. Mrs. Mary Murray, wife of Rdward Murray, of Potter Hill, died of pneu- monia Thursday morning, leaving five children. Julia S. Crowley of Yonkers, N. Y., has sold a house and lot in Jobn street, Westerly, to Ansano Bottinelll and Mary J. Bottinelli. There is but one Civil war veteran | among the physicians of Washington | county, Dr. J. Howard Morgan, who served in the 26th Connecticut regi- | ment. Several hids for the o!d postoffice building have been received, but no sale has been effected. The building must be razed and taken away within 30 days. Frank F. Dodge and Harold D. Liv- ingstone were in Brooklyn, N. Y., Wea- nesday, attending the wedding of Miss Ella King and Albert . Shryver, both of Brooklyn. The Colonial club will start with a membership of nearly one hundred. The clubhouse is being thoroughly ren- ovated and painted and will be ready for occupancy in a few weeks. At the annual session of the Rhode Island branch of the Woman's Baptist Foreign Missionary soclety held in Providence Mrs. George W. Rigler of Lonsdale, formerly of Westerly, was elected a vice president. John Bristow, engineer of the state board of public roads, has appointed Amos A. Champlin supervisor of the section of the Post road between Quarry Hill in Westerly to the Cham- plin farin in Charlestown. Stanton Clark, the oldest male resi- dent of Westerly, 93, who has been confined to his home by illness for the past five weeks, has completely recov- ered and was on the streets Thursday, as lively as a man of 50. Alvert Burton, who was present at the conference fifty years ago, was at the conference at Pachaug Wednes- Miss Hallie Burleson of East Orange, N. J., is at her home in vandale, and Misg Dorothea Burleson from New | Britain Normal school. Mrs. Walter Jeffers of Montville is risiting relativ in town, and will as- tional choir at theklr and son, Earl, eld at Mr. and Mrs. Ed- hursday NEARLY EVERY CONGRESSMAN SUBJECT TO SOME INFLYENCE. Randall of Texas Makes Sensational Statement in House, ! 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