Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 22, 1912, Page 6

Tlley Extension FrumWestarly Kyidence that Spur is to be Built to Bradford—Unworthy Burdick Parents Sentenced to State Workhouse—De- murrer Granted in Case of Peter M. Roze—John Spell- man Held on Serious Charge. The police authorities of the tgwn of Westerly are determined to p the town of immeral resorts, and following ¢close to the arrest, conviction and con- finement of Warren S, Cvon, Grace Smith and Beatrice Tucker, age 16, Chief of Police Thomas E. Brown ar- rested Edward Burdick and his wife, Minnie A. Burdick, of Plerce street, ene of the places whafe the Tucker giri was induced to enter for immoral pur- es. The Burdicks were arraigned fore Judge Oliver H. Williams at a eclal session of the Third district urt. Burdick was charged with keeping | house of sssignation, a place where jquor was dispensed and u resort for | jdle, dtssolute and lewd persons. He | leaded not guilty and was heid for | earing in bonds of $1,000 for appear- @nce in court at 3.30 in the afternoon. | Minnie Burdick ded not guilty | pl fo the charge of being u wanton and ld n bonds of ame time. Jewd pemson, and was ! $500 for appearance a The Burdicks have three minor chil- 7, Nellie, 9, and Millie, 3 arber, probate court Edward M Burke presiding. The petition stated that the obildren wero neglected and | sbagdoned by their par- ents and were without proper care, and asked that they be committed to the state home and school for chiidren. The parents were in court in the cus- tody of a_police offic Town Solicitor H ed to the court th ardicks were not suitable persous to have the cary | of children, That the piace they called | Bome was a den of immorality, where @iswolute and idle persons, biack and | white, resorted, and was no place for children. He said that a short time 30 two thieves were arrested at the Purdick place, and that complaints Were numeroud as (o the bad charact of the Burdicks a | sdence. | . Agard stat- Chief Brown testified that he arrest. #d twe chicken thieves at the Burdick place, and tha. people visited there wh Were known @ be of bad repute with Potice records. Mrs. Burdick was ad- | »{ strong drink and xicated. On one oc- ¢ went to the »! k sitting on 2 lounge dru ack man a white man as comy Judge Burke comin n | 1o the state home and school and in- formed the parents when they eould comvince thc officials of the in- stitution they had reformed and in Jroper condition to give tha right kind ©of teatment to the chidren that they would be restorsd to them. In oourt Priday morning the chargs | : sgaingt Burdick was ohanged, acous- dng Im of being a lewd and wanton perwon, making the chargo the same ¢ complained against his wifs, Both pleaded gmilty and each was sentenced t5 serve seven months In workhouse and the costs, e children and their parents le Westariy on the same train Snstitutions s destination. Engene P. Driscoll, who was em- | as engineor at the Smith works, and who fell from 4 traveling crane at the plant & woak g0 last Saturday, died from tha el Sects of the injuries late Wednesds He is survived by Mrs, Dri who was Miss Grace Smith, of the ) ndo Smith, the Bmith He | also leaves & son st Bis father, Patric | Mr, Driseoll was membex of Nar- ragansett council, Knights ok Colum- bus, the Quarry Workers' union, the | For Your Poor Feet— the greatest prepara in the werld is Nuteet.” It is tI toot pewder that absorbs perspiration witheut cak- fng and destroys oders and preduces ntiseptic purity without checking pe piration. It prevenis all such foot s corn ad callouses 5 paina. trial atistactory ckage at feta 4 body deodorant is as.| good as “Nueet for the feet. | Tee & Osgood Co, 129 Main St | Willle Pike & Cs. Laboratorles, COAL AND LUMBER. Lumber Complete assortment for re-| p:’- - or building COAL Efou-h to s E. CHAPPELL CO. Central Wharf and 150 Teleohon: meef a Main Street COAL Free Burning Kinds and Lehigh ALWAYS IN STOCK. A. D. LATHROP, Difice—cor Market and Shetuckst Sts Telephone 163-13. CALAMITE CUM | It burns up Well Seasoned Wood lean” The bearers, civil war vet- ymrades of the husband of the 4, and representing -Hancock | post, Grand Army of the Republic, were Joshua Clarke, Orson Rogers, William Babcock, Abel Babeock, An- | son Clarke A N. Crandall. Burial was in St. Michael's new ceme- the stata |}, th state | . regular | Peleg S. Barber hose company, the West Veteran Fireme He was thirty aweatuck, vas in There is further delay in the trial of Pet: M. o e in the Third distriet charged with receiving under fal pretences from fel- low countr; laim that Ros would agalnst th been con | when | John W. Sweenay, counsel for Rose. asked for permission to withdraw the plea of not guilty and enter demurrer. After brief discussion, Judge Will- fams to admit the demurrer, and ement of counsel, assigned next o time for hearing on the de The funeral of Mrs. Maria Carpen- ter was solemnized with a requiem mass in_St. Mich irch, Friday, S e Rev. Peter M e Church of the Im- solos and Thomes' V. many beautiful g o large piece Relief corps, nter was a valued tery Donald Collins has been missing from his home in West Broad stre since Wednesday noon. He is eig] e brown knee-breech. i shirtwaist. He wa rs old ver bank nea e bridge at the rail- way station, It is fe d that he wan- dered aw from s comrades, fell to t and was drowned. He i and Mrs. George We road street. Dorothy Wilcox, the five years old | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Wilcox of Narragansett avenue, was evere! nj while at play with > en in the avenue. A team| (8 arting material to the| | st then the W down by e accident | : and Dr. E nplin was summoned, Her was severely bruised, the ribs strained, ond the right .‘-mvv,unu‘ UA sharehclders of !He Westerly | v Fund and Loan assoc:ahon“ siom, elected Gurdon , Charle herman, Ira B. | Martin, directors. Prospects favor the extonsion of the | Ashaway & Westerly Street railway. 1e Norwich & Westerly | Bradford at an | livan, pre tr Plant, were | COLCHESTER ceeded | of the deceased members, of which h rep- = there are about 175 rd Dyeing | K. of P. Memorial Sunday—Schools = VS in| Give Entertainments and Exhibit of BEQUESTS. Work. T . ot oab] | Middletown Colored Woman Gives | 1 a ") Oliver Woodhouse lodze, No. 51, K $6,000 to Charity. €| of P., will obser June S 3k memorial will meet ¢ herine Simons, a £ - M S0Mi¢ h \H E: m. and marc Middletown, who | oAt the summer homa of William H. | to'the Bapt ) 1o attend s e as a cook, Doane, lodge, at Watch Hill, on | morial s After ™ iy eve the nembers will march to graves of thei . | were 2 | bin mo town Plays and Exhibit of School Work. e hall en- | and Mrs., Charles| A | Pierce of | Thursday | tending s the noted | af facturer, and | in crowd was at G and eve s. Wilmont pupils of presented Endle n complaint of Benjamin Hewitt ting attorney for the town of | nington, Spellman, emploved y ead and a 1 rested on b been shown H charged | ,,mqu of 1da |l 4 | Burial of Louis Gillette 5 gned bofore Judge Reed| The Lou here Frida burial the and s visiting friends | in 4 R 1 taineers is known as Buckingham it Casatin ks of ‘\';d"\i‘rva A\xlhvv)ln Tope; it is made of the best| RS il - e 1 Mrs. John R. Manila hemp. i R m}]"“hv [‘_‘M;r‘ : In the yvear 1864, Mr. McLeish re- hose ny will atiend the funeral Academy a committee of the Alpine c . ? ‘- Friday for tests upon a number of ropes ) lodge, | summ. ation mountaineering. Of th ica | Vi r T pproved on ad I i nday | Aue ed 1 with | o hemp and the other of Ma ° i { Mr 2 d t John V.| nila both had a breaking strain nton, wife R London, Thursda age form at ting Exercises. i son, left West- | ,; 4 \I\ 8 Curt for ' Charleston, | grade geven nd daughter- | 5i0 ¢ F0 seven n ity Eotine ! Connell thin rope arising from any great- son | The 1l er fall, H, Pendleton of iR £ S ivecem Ty dlesten 4 Banana Cloth. trustee of rive is the | chestra It has been left to the Chinesa to guest Bethena Pendleton in | ifam tetured Weasas] how the f banana fiber | Il gre | aa o T i 44 on the ev 9 I of David Maekey was idd reuver - with mass of requiem cel. st Exeter was nd sold at a most remunera ebrate I Wiliiam 1%, Kra fn|a caller here Thursd t St Mic = SRl eed O, T R SR s of manufacture ix vory Yh s £h 4 fn St M1 | Thus o One-year-old plants are Se- haol's o Villian 1 and the st unrolled and . J | wer ! I iling wa s Do Debu Grean(wd Hill. —Edwa of nd Abrs. e SR T PR i G. H. HASKELL. | 7o o i s ! 02 = 'Phonss »~ 489 ! pumemer, irch and friends & W Lin~ | n If it is drawn from the tap with the sign- No dealer will serve any brew but Narra- gansett from the tap bearing the little metal sign, for if he did so he would be guilty of mis-branding under the national i pure food law. S AR Besides the fact that the sign is there, is ' § an assurance to you of his willingness to serve what you want if you ask for it POINT TO THE TA SAY “NARRAGANSETT?” | wood cemetery and decorate the graves | s N Woodlawn c nd $500 rinity, the in, Middleto are smail b aF e to be devoted to charitable at his discretion imods in her early d he worked as a dom Life Line Used by Mountaineers. h used by Alpine I manufacture, « very light and urable as the othes s mosi favor amon: is not That which British moun d this oblem- | Suatény natte uter ind pounded in order meoistire, ane S b T DTk na cloth is said Lo be eminenUx |as a roll of b | long and one | the demand for { ‘\ Champ Clark's major | to take the | best n table for tropical wear s durable. At present would seem to be al As the high pric they are sure to right this grows and the supply keep pace with it. kind_of endeavors General Holiday. A Safe Socialism, 1l right niversal vhile not loyal to th pes, under which achieved than toward just! brotherhood, be bu been her fl Tacoma 1 ce among maen Too Big for State. in Island was so e judge ha e i big that rder to count 'em.—Washington Pgs Advantages of Poverty. advantage of pov A fF, Cleveland Yo vaiter didn’t single dair inch patr Louisville Herald. THE, MOHICAN COMPANY ONEY By taking advantage of The Molnun Stores Are { Freshly Smoked SUGAR CURED : Legs of LAMB B Native FOWL Loin LAMB CHOPS, Ib. Fores LAMB B .ot 12 e b, . . To CORNED BEEF ] ] Choice Cuts — Ib. {Pure Lard : | STRING BEANS qt. 10c, 3 qts. .... § Florida PINES | cach Large, Ripe d BANANAS, doz. . § Fresh RHUBARB 3 Ibs. 10c 18¢c to look forward to a | ut e more | inder any | Rhode | a n Tain Dealer, RUNKS es of Trunks. | the hard wear they may receive. you need a Trunk come and see us. | The Shetucket Harness Co., | WM. C. 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