Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 26, 1913, Page 6

\ A OFFENSIVE CIRCULAR IN WESTERLY Starts Wrangle Among Italians—Men Mentioned Therein Bring Suit Against Writer—Pledsant View Catholics Petition For Mass Every H. Babcock Judging from recent developments, the bone of contention between the Italian factions of Westerly is wheth- er the Industrial Workers of the ‘World er some other lalfor organization of a conservative nature shall prevail As an outgrowth of the rival picnics held on the same day there comes the circular signed by Ernesto Ruggerio which was given general cir- culation, and which was given general circulation among Italians Attacks were made through the circular upon Joseph Gervasini, Michael Papolia, Charles Fontaria, Vincenzo Di Pitero and Charles Bottenelli. The men named in the scurrilous cir- cular through their attorney, Augu: tine T. L. Ledwidge, have brought libel suit against Parella. Warrant was is- sued for his arrest and he was taken into oustody by Deputy Sheriff Frod- erick Mitchell. Gervasini claims dam- ages of 33,000, Papaiia §2,000, Fontina 2,000, Di Pietre $3,000 and Botinelll | $2.000. The accused failed to give bond satisfactory to conveved to the jall at Kingston. The writ is returpable to the superior court for Washington county August 20. It is signed Erpesto Ruggario Pa- rella. There is a nota bena that reads: “Of the past and future circulars which will follow the undersigned is yesponsible, and he is ready to give all the above named all kinds of satisfac- tion.—E. R. Parclia.” o «.At the annual mus(ef and field day of the Rhode IslandeState Firemen' Jeagme to be held in Westerly on Pe day, Sept. 10, a feature of parade will be the carriage containing the sur- | viving members of Westerly’s first regularly orgenized fire company,which was formed in 1845. The only survi B B. and Charles ors are William Semuel P. Lawton, brothers, and John G. Raynor. In 1858 tho membership of the company was as follows George S. Grenman, William H. Chap- man, William P. Coy Woodbury Cor, P. €. Tefft Ir A. L. Card, Henry B. Gavit G Rfl\?\nr Waelcome S. “)]: 'OX, McDonald, George Car €. Brown, George G. Martin, Avery Tefft P. Law- ton, Charles P. W, Pendleton, Ransom Hoxle, Oharles B. Ltwton.Almon Owen, Ir , George H. John | Johp M. Crumb, Willinm B. Lawton, | C. W. Marston, Clars H. Chapman, Jr, Bawin Maxsc Samuel R. Becle- garvey Campbe ward A, Plerc stone.. on of Ninth Regi- Veteran associa- The annual rew ment, Rhode Isla tion was held at L and Jameg A. Stsson. of Westerly, was elect sdent. He enlisted i was enrolled May 6, 1 into the United States service on h date. He was mustered out NOANK Mason's lsland Cottage Colony Get- ting Ready For Annual Island Day —Captain Latham's Record Fare of 42 Sword Fish. The cottagers Island on are much interestel ans being made for 1sland d is annual- Iy observed dur t Hizgh | diving, fancy swimr swimmirg races, boat races with one oar, two oars, and four oar Taces, canoe ¢ motor boat races will be’ held. boats from the main land will com- pete. The co dsome- Iy decorated and in the evening 1l Dbe brilli- amp fires will Many guests a dl nce for antly lighted and be built on the beach. ear from come each Condition Hopeful. The condition of Mrs. Augu: of this village operation in hospital, s2id to be favorable recovery. Forty-Two Big Sword Fish. W in the Star has from a sword fishing trip with the largest fare caught this year by any local boat. He secured 42 fine fish. part of them were | s0ld to the Nounk packing house and the rest ship; Boston. Lobstering Tr Lawrence s for ,on a lobster- The whole day Thursday. was spent with much Dpleasure to the |§ guests. | I Rathbun and | Y. have ar- | a visit to N. for nd Thomas Mulligan of 1 g a few days and her daugh- er, Miss Katie Hof of New York, are v H Hoftman, Jr., of Pearl Percy returned to his duties in a visit to relatives s former Mr, and | aughter, Mr. ki3 s of *\yrmgfle.d.\ iss Helen Dunn and several friends | from Providence uests at River- view cottage Mrs. E. E. Gates and children of An- sonia are visiting Mrs. Gates’ parents. Mr. and A.'V. Morgan of Morgan avenue John patrick, who has spent the n Greenport is to spend the with his family in Palmer | end court. Mass will be said at 8.80 Joseph's church. Theodore Severn of | at the summer New York are bome of H. W. Ranger. | Miss Maud McDougal of the Back- | us hospital of Norwich is visiting her | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mec- | Dougal. Miss Leona Elliott has from a visit in New London. returned Rev. C. 8, M. Btewart of Groton will speak in the Episcopal church here | Sunday. Turk and Greek in- Cyprus. Keeping 'the peace between Greeks and Turks in Cyprus is a task which calls forth a high degree of diplomacy and integrity. Witness the difficult position of a police official in Famagusta, who was waited upon by | body of Greeks, asking if they might Bue a procession the following Tues “Why do you wish a procession?” | fie deter: distressful “To commemorate the eve: taking of Constantinople by the infldel Turks,” was the mourn- ful reply. Half an hour later a Turk- ish deputation called upon the same ufficial. Had they the permission of his excellency to fire the cannons the following Tuesday? “Why do you, wish to fire the canruns?’ he asked. “To celebrate the ever-gloricus talk ing of Constantinopls by the true be- lievers of the Prophet” they replied. After some oconsideration. he gave the the ! required permission to both parties, on | 8 their solemn assurance that there would be no infringement of law and order; and it says much for the pres- tige of the British Government that no heads were broken when the rival ealebrations took place in due course, «Rundies Advertiser, 1 the sheriff and was|S who has undergone an | g | | | Sunday Il I8 Sunday—Funeral of Charles service with honorable discharge Sept. 2, 1862. He was vice commander of Budlong post, Grand Army of the Re- public. Mr. Sisson was deserving of the honor conferred by the Veteran association, but he will not serve, as he died nearly two months ago. George G. Graham of Westerly and Nutley, N. J., is defendant in a law- suit brought by William W. Little, of Cranston, R. I, on a book account, and attachment has been against Mr. Graham in the to satisty an alleged del pers have been served upon Mr. Gra- ham at his New Jersey home and Dep- uty Sheriff Herman Paster has pasted an attachment on the Graham launch Pandora. The writ is b the next term of the were disposed ict court, Friday, nting discontinu- ndation of Town ar B. Agard, who, after | investigation, did not believe warranted prosec were that of Owvt Two criminal of in the Third d Willlams careful the cir tion. seer of the Poor E Barber against ames Loughlin, charged with bas- ¢ i that of the state against ma Pitz who was charged with arnal a girl under 18 knowledge of years of age. Morton Booth, who was adjudged guilty of assault and penalized to the extent of $10 and costs by the Third di rict court, has taken an appeal to superior court. Booth was con- ed of an assault upon John Rear- don, policeman of Wilcox park. and now claims that Reardon was the real fluence of 1 park benck ulted by sy spending the summer at | esirous of a Sun- | resort, as it a! Pleasant View are day mass at that is ere ted At the annual comvention of National Association of Fire Chiefs to be hel first in New York the n b stment Charles H. Babeook, who died sud- denly in Westerly Tuesday, was buried in the B: 1 Toma- | quag Valley, Hopkinton, not far from the Babeock homestead Clayton | AL conducted prayer service ot THo' hipve G fhe: neciand bt | The funeral servi conducted £ Alton, and ted by the committal servic John A. Lagon post ritual of the Grand public. The bea | terly. | merly of W M” MURRAY, IN. B. c. Soda-Oyster CRACKERS, Ib. | 720 Bon't Miss This flpportunity to Lower Your Gost of Living THESE ITEMS ON SALE SATURDAY AND MONDAY Fresh Mohican Creamery BUTTERI»3 I l} 3 ibs. $1.00 agent, ru.l:nd -nnon. NORWILI ROAST VEAL Choice Cuts, Ib. . ..v....... ROAST BEEF - Shoulder Cuts, Ib.......... HEAVY STEER BEEF [5¢ SLICED DRIED BEEF $1.80 BcnelensRolled,lb..........ch SUGAR SH“"“]EHS 13 ib. ,,‘33[: NEW YORK CURED b [: New England Steamship Co. LEAN PORK LOINS FRESH SPARERIBS Ib. .1 8¢ | §suoxeD : n,,l2ic New York CHELSEA LINE Fare $1 Freight and service o New ¥ Norwhh‘ru-gnn :huto- Fine Mealy Cooking RIPE MELONS [T PURE LARD = - 2 Ibs. 21c FINE GRANULATED SUGAR 10 Ibs. in cloth sack...........49¢c MOHICAN CATSUP, bottle.... 98¢ MOHICAN COCOA, can .<15¢ FRESH PICKED YELLOWON[ONS NATIVE PEAS LARGE CURLY Mild White CHEESE, Ib. 123 CONFECTIONERS’ SUGAR e § TR LIS A TR e COTTOLENE, pail........25¢50c CRISCO for shortening. .......22¢c Fresh from Our Ovens Daily HOME-MADE BREAD, loaf. .6c-8¢c Hot Boston Baked Beans, quart. . 10c i Sorks vor, or foot Roosevelt Birest. Bionduus: Wednesdnys Iridays, a: § $ o o Freignt réoelved unui s F. V. ENOUSE, Ag for MOHICAN SPAGHETT], pkg.. 9¢ MOHICAN CHOCOLATE cake. 15¢ Sl BB e e - CINNAMON BUNS, dozen. . ... 8 Mohican Baking Powder, can...15c | Biue Tipped MATCHES, box... 3c NUT CAKES | FRUIT PIES MOHICAN MILK, can. Sc loaf ........10c| each . .10c READYMADE SOUP, can. ... ohoe. BShe leaves her husband, three daughters, Mrs. Mae Sherburne Fitz- patrick, Misses Edith and Marguerite Sherburne and a son, Fred Sherburne of Mystlo, her mother, two brothers, ‘boat Lucy, lately came in with a catch of 100 large bluefish from Block Island. Capt. Charles Moshier brought in one large swordfish. The schooner Star of Noank came in ry nsett Pier, Willlam R, | Seeketer and Samuel Champlin of Wakefield and Daniel Seeketer of Wes- STONINGTON. Miss Laura Clark to Play at Baptist Services—Death of Miss Mary Through the porsistent work of th - with @ catch of 4 llarge ewordfish |James and Henry Donohoe, and five Westerly and Providence Boards of | Olarkson Hill—Case-Morgan Mar- | Wiicn“were shipped to Beston. Sleters, Mrs. - Patrick MoGrath. Misses Trade the express rates between Prov- | riage. The other trawl fishermen made a | Grace and Sadah Donohoe of this cnce and Westerly have been reduced shipment of 81 barrels of flounders end | Place, Mrs. Joseph MoDonald of Dor- sixty cents a hundred to fifty | At the morning service in the Bap- | flatfish to New York this week. chester, Muss., and Mrs. Framk Mc- O'IBL-"‘—" its per hundred pn‘ur« The ntehw tist ehurch Bunday at 10.45 o'clock . Owing mt théa ‘;rutr;‘ T:msda:& night | Donald of New Haven. n as soon as the | gpeei . S Blaatios i - | but few attende e dog and pony % ury formalities can b arranged, | docon by ams Eoi et L D8 .Teh: | circus at the tent on the Btanton 1ot Dinner on the Lawn. . S with tha Dub. | Ciltats: . ot Reatare Caak 5| Chandier Wayland with a party went | _The Ladies' Ald socicty of the Union les commission and the In- | are: The Alpine Mald's Eunde | to Fishers Isiand Friday on Mr, Way- | Baptist church met with Mrs, Frank e commerce commigsion. | O1e” Bull; C rto Romantique, land’s yacht Viola. Coates at her home on the Beebe farm NG YORR OFTY. N = s | ond movement, by Godard. 3 Case—Morgan, Thursday for ng all dln_\' flsa&kon Din- ‘SBTH ST., oilins, a ert oung | is sending e summer in on’ ATE o, : n o ner was servel t *clocl e y young | is spending the summer in Wester Miss Emeline B Morgan, of Black | [0, VAT, e 2L L 0k on (W § FIFTH AV., BROADWAY. is stopping in Pravidence, ed to tite police of that city that while walking In Fountain st Hall and Russell G, Case of Hartford were married Wednesday, July 23, at Absclotily Fieeproof.| Death of Miss Hill. was epent in a social way. fi‘ml'l “ Pl B o waliss Mary Clarkson Hill 70, who | the Passonage by the Sea, Rev. Dwight B i seide T street, he strdek the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wil | ' b Broushton Mrs, Eleanor Gladwin is visttin P T by | kinson, died_Thu ] ks | e DrouRHtun, iy vetamed (MR | latives tn. Midletiven: o T TR o over the sidewalk and Lsjrond of ston” | X% james Sullvan and ohilaren | Rural Letier Carrer Louls Crandall 8 o008 room e . $2,00 55, rt of a staging erected there. ghter of Wil- | 1eft JFriday for Wi ashington, D. hag returned to his duties after fifteen OTHERS TP TO $5:90. o ppaer i ey e son Hill of Staten | where Mr. Sullivan is employed and | 48y’ vaoation, mnmn. “mDROOM, BATEL 8500, pad s cusSand e le ¥er was offered by | where they will make their home. . | Mrs. Hbeneser Dusrr of Boston Is ey onseious.. IHis injuries dre t the home of e o ) viriting her parents, Mr. and 3rs. John ...._,, ._, R, . Tatie avose. Payne, Mr. and Mrs, Randall Browns, Mr. and Mrs. J. Blmer Newbury and sons Randall and Kenneth Newbury, have returned from a wee's stay at the Willimantic Camp Ground. Miss Sarah Gray of Ledyard painful nature morning. taken on “the 9.24 tral - Y. where the funeral Local aconics. mpbeli of Prov erly, is here eath of Mrs. Charles Sherburne—Bap- tist Aid Society Entertained by Mrs. Frank GCoa.es. nee, for- ting rel- George C afternoon. ~Burial wlll atives. was g the - Streets. Postmaster Butler has arranged to 3 5 n have the night mails close at midnight T, sl e B 3trs. "Cathestng) Veromion omubue, |yt L | oy Een) Wiisex Frl- instead of at 10 o'clock as heretofore. | The work of olling the strocts Bas | w;¢o of Charles Sherburne, died at her | Peter Hannaeher spent Friday In te Clemens, of Westes heads the s ‘;(‘,“‘Z‘,,’Fr;m,;f‘fl;_:“t‘; ©" | home on Willow street Thursday after | Boston. ST the Towell i bastball fteam: g apie a long fllness. Mrs. Sherburne was| Dan B, Gray and son Hadley, of in place in the New News from the Fishing Fleet. born in Mystic Feb. 8, 1873, the daugh- | Ledyard, were guests Friday of their second ter of James and Grace MeBride on- | aunt, Mrs, Charles Stoddard. B. C. x his fishing of a Century LAST WEEK 1 ANNOUNCED THE GREATEST TAILORING SALE EVER LAUNCHED IN THE CITY OF NORWICH AND BE.- LIEVE ME, MY FRIENDS, THE PEOPLE THAT READ MY ADD AND TOOK ADVANTAGE OF IT, WILL LONG REMEMBER THE OCCASION. AGAIN THIS WEEK I AM GOING TO GIVE MEN OF THIS CITY THE GREATEST TAIL- ORING VALUE EVER PLACED AT THE MERCY OF THE GREAT AMERICAN DOLLAR. 1esebro in Capt, WILLIAMS, J&., General Agt M. C. LONG, Special Agt. F. H. KENYON. Special Agt. Hartford. Conn. NEW LONDON TO LONG ISLAND Steamers of the Montauk Steamboat Co.'s line leave New London for Greenport. Shelter Island and Sag Harbor week dave 10 a. m.. 410 ©. m. Lears Sip Hesbor returning 6 &. m.. 1230 New York to Bermude five to nineteen day tours, all expenses from $27.50 up JORN A. DUNN, Agent 50 Main Street FINE CHEESE Just What You Like People’s Rlarket 6 Frankiin St. JUSTIN HOLDEN. Prop. AUTO REPAIRS AT SHORT NOTICE. THIS IS WHY I AM GOING TODO IT: July has come to be a month of markdowns and to great extent this is so. Merchants finding necessary to whip stock into shape for fall business @nd are willing to make concessions to get values of business. This is my case exactly. I have a wealth of SMORT ] Samples FREE Come In sad get ‘h; woolens that will depreciate in value if I must carry them over Done RIGHT at a RIGHT price. Give to another spring season. Better for me to sacrifice now and e atkcial: get money to use than take an enforced loss later on. HARRY C. WASHBURN, Telephone 132-5. Bath Street. Beginning today (for one week only) I offer you an un- restricted choice of my entire line of woolens regardless of pultf-rn or color that formerly sold for $15.00, $18.00, $20.00, £22.50, and my price will be FOR SUIT MADE TO This Sale for One MEASURE Week Only And if you can duplicate the values anywhere in the city less than $20.00 I will give you a Suit FREE! CORNS All trouble of the feet. ELECTRIC LIGHT TREATMENT All troubles of the mnerve circu- lation or rheumatism. N JAMES DAWSON, Tel. 524. Room 26 Central Bullding Lady Attendans The Vaughn Foundry Co. Nos. 11 to 25 Forry St., MILL, CASTINGS a Specialty, Orders Receive Prompt Attentios STETSON & YOUNG Carpenters and Builders Best work and materials at right prices, by skilled labor. Telephone 60 WEST MAIN ST. Remember if it is not convenient to take garments at present you need not do so. Your order today or to- night will hold them a week if so desired. But order now by all means. 10 Broadway OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 WHEN you want f DUt your busi- ness betors the Dpublic. there is no me: dium better than throuxh tae advers ABg columns of The Buietim