Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 29, 1917, Page 6

WESTERLY’S MEMORIAL DAY PLANS|ARE Parade to Start at 1:30—Evening Exercises—List of the Sol- dier Dead—Dr. Percy A. Senior Committed to. Inebriate Farm at Norwich—Motorist Who Runs Past Standing Trolley Fined $12.05—Trackwalker John Falcone Killed by Express. Plans have been completed for the observance of Memorial Day in West- erly, under the auspices of Budlong Posi, No. 13, Department of Rhode Island, with Hancock Post, No. Sl Department of Comnecticut, cooperat- ing, and assisted by Robert Brucker Camp, No. 6, United Spanish War Veterans. The features are a parade in the afterncon with exercises in_the town hall in the evening, when Rev. Howard W. Benedict. of Bloomficld, chaplain of the Connecticut house of Tepresentatives, will deliver the me- morial address, The graves of scldiers and sallors will be marked with potted plants and the American flag. Business will be Fenerally suspended and the veter- ans are requesting that flags be at mast head during the day. At noor. from 12 to 12.05 the church bells will be tolled, and during this period, flags will be at half mast, and war veter- ans will stand at attention with heads uncovered. At 130 the line will form on Elm street, right resting on Broad, and & this order: e E. Leonard, Marshai E= erett B. Whipple, Major Ar- thur N. Nash. Gavitt, Westerly Band, Charles ‘Leader. Company C, Third Regiment, Connec- ticut Home , Captain Shel- by C. Nicholas. Budlong Post, G. A. R, Commander Amos P. Chapman Hancock Post, G. A. R. Commander Abei D. Babcock Robert Brucker Camp. U. S. W. Senfor Vice Commander Busene H. Partelo. Detai] from Second Company, Con- necticut Coast _Artillery, (hon- orary color guard), Sergt. Grant Westerly Volunteers Naval Coast Deense Reserve, Ensizn H. L. Smith Westerly Constabulary, Colonel Chas. H. Ledward. Westerly Troop Boy Scouts, master Charles L. Fow V. cout- fer. Bend will The exercises at River Nearer, consist of the band se! My God, to Thee, and America, Grand Army committal service, benediction by Rev. Frederick A. MacDonald, 2nd taps by bugler. Memorial services will be held in the Westerly town hall in the even- ing, commencing at S o'clock, Amos P. Chapman, post commander, pre- siding, and the exercises will be ollows: Assembly, bugle; Scripture reading, Rev. Clavion A. Burdick, pas- tor Seventh Day Baptist church: prayer, Rev. John G. Dutton, pastor of Christian church: music, selected, quartette: recitation, Lincoln's Ad- dress at Gettvsburg, Joel Novosroski; necrology, Stephen A. Congdon: music, selected, quartette: oration, by Rev. Howard W. Beuedict, pastor Metho- dist church at Bloomfield, and chap- lain of Connecticut house of represen tatives: taps, bugle: benediction, Re F. C. A. Jones. pastor Calvary Bap. tist church. The musical service wi be under the direction of Willlam H. Browning. Civil War Veterans. The graves of these deceased soldiers were visited by their wartime comrades and = flora Itribute was placed on each erave. River Bend Cemetery. Allen, James A. Co. D., 26th Conn. Vols.; Austin, George P. Co. I, 1st R. I D. M. Babcock, Benj. F. Co. 143 Penn. V. Babcock, J. Alonzo, Co. A, 1st R L Cav.; Babcock, James, Co. I, ist Reg. R. 1. D. M.; Babcock, Pardon L., Co. B, Sth R. I Vols.. Ba con, George T., 20th Maine Vols. i ley, Geo. C., §3th N. Y. Vols.: Wiilam H. Battery E, 1st A; Barber. C. D U. 8. Na Erastus W., Co. I, 1st R ber, John W. Co. B, %th R. Barber, Thomas K. U. S. Signal Corps: Barnes, Francis J. Co. I, Ist Mass. Cov.: Barney, George, Co. 8h_Conn. Vols: Bedford. Joseph S. Navy; Bentiey, George M. Co. C, Billings, Edward E., U. . Navy; Bisby, E. H. Co. A, 18| Mieh. Inf.. Bliven, J. Henry, Troop C, ist Conn. Cav.: Bliven, Samuel, Co. I ist R I D. M.: Brightman, Frank T.:. Brown. Charles A., Co. C, 53d Pa. Vols.: Brown, J. Albert, Co. E, 85th N. Y. Vols.: Brown, Thomas H.. Co. H, 20th Ct. Vols.: Bryant, David S.. ,Co. G.. 8th Conn., Volis.: Bualong, Still- man H, Bat B, 1st R. I LA Bur- dick, Edward H., Co. B, 9th R. 1. Vol Burdick, Isaac F., Troop A. Ist R. I v.: Burdick, John P., U. S. Nawv: H | Burdick, Welcome C., Co. G, 7th R. L Vols.; Card, Henry C., Co. 1, 1st Reg. M.;_ Carmichael, George, Co. R I, D. B, 9th R. L Vols; Champlin, Nathan, Bat. G, 1st R. I. L. A.; _Champlin, Stephen C.. Co. G, 12th R. L Vols Chapman, Daniel L., Battery G, 1st R. I. L. A.; Chapman, Thos. N. Battery G, '1st R I L. A.; Chapman, Willam H, Co. I, 1st R._ 1. D. M.; Chessbro, James F. Co. D, §th Conn. Vols. Chester, Albert L. Co. A. 12th R. Vols.; Chester, Daniel C., U. S. Navy; Clark, Edward W., Co. A, 12th R. L Vols.; _Clark, Franklin, Co. K, 13th Wis. Vols.: Cole, Edmund L, 21st N. Cavalry; Collins, Cranston, Co. G, 1%th R_I Vols; Conaway, Robert S. o. C, sth N. Y. Vols.; Corey. Benj. F.; Corey, Bdgar H. Co. F, 19th N. Y. Vols; Cottrell, Edwin R, B, sth R. 1. Vols.: Crandall, Amos A. Co. H, 26th_Conn. Vols.; Crandall, John C. G I, 1st R I D. M.: Crandall, Co. B, 24 R 1. Vols: Cran- dson L, Co. G 114tk N. Y. Vois: Crumb, Frank H. Co. G, Sth i Davis Frank H. Co. 1| 115 MAIN STREET st Conn. Vols.: Davis. Nathan P. Co K 12th Conn. Vols; Davis, Wil Ham T, e B e Scott, William, Co. K. Delevan, John, Bat. B st R I3 1: 45 | 12th Conn. Vols.: Sheffield. Elnathan denison. Albert B Co. L 1st R. L D}, Co. H, 26& Conn, Vols.; ShefMeld, ¥ S O Sharied, By o & 18t | Thomas, éun Conn. Vols.:'Sizson, Alex #th B L Voly: Hawards, Sisnley Vol Sissons Ghaiss 11, o0, dat 11 H. Co B 20 New Jorsr Vole Fitsger: | A Simon. Dudley . Hattery A, 34 ald. Georse. Co. K, i2th Conn. Vols.: | gin 'k 'I. Vole.: Sisson. Peles 1., Co. I, e W S0, Sty Conn. Vols: | 1st R I D, M.;.Sisson. Willam H., Co! A o I e, Y %: | D, 1at Conn. H. A.: Sioan, Francis D, i O P i R L B A) | Co. 6. sth Conn, Vois.: Siocum. Charles e be o b N B | B2 o A, 4th R TiVol: Smithido- it Horace B Co. B I B lacpn it Co. L, 83 B L. - Smigh | e varen: 5O muttery | Nathan, Co, G, 10th Me. Vols.: Stan: LS ST Srecnhaten, Wy |nard. En P.; Stanton. Court. G., Co. ot R L e e Nons | G, 2ist Conn. Vols.: Steadman, George pattery A Lot R Comn Ay aeer: Johb | W., Co. K, 12th Conn. Vols.; Steadman, Courtiand, T Cor By oth Fo I Ines .’ Co. €, 10tk R. 1 Vola.: Still Harney, William, Co. K, 12th_Conn. S ol A o, O S Bt BT InteSulivan dIolLiCo, . 1 o R A - BBl | Conn. Vol Int.;. Sunderiand, David, ‘Co. (colored) U. S. Navy. 2 S st RS D, Hiillard, Paul H, Co. G, 21st Conn,| o SUrber. John, Co B. oth R. T Inf: Vols.; Hodgson, John H., Co. K, 2d Medtanl o L Ee T R. 1. Vols.: Holberton, John E., Co. H, e O R Conn. Cola;_Holiredge, dusnes Bad & L Yelas FanuersJobn H (Go. Co. @, 8th Conn. Volr.: Holland; GeorBel aa: 1 et s, - o e CosG. Thn . 3_Volas:Ebntan, Hen-| Sotn, Conn. 'vols ; Tuyior Francls S lattery ¥, et ROE LA Oo B0t B LoWole o Sasior: (bet : Jeretptah. G, Co, ; 26th-Capm (0. S 20 B L IL A ety 7. AweEs Hoxle, -John; Troop G5 laf Reg:, | 20- 5 1SL-RIL D. .. Thomms: €. ROL Ca Hail, James S, Co. H| A~ S0 A Tth R L Vols: Thurston Tth R. 1 Jéncks, Joli- €. B J o= B Co: E223 R. I Vol Fuekss Conn. Vals.: Jenhings, Henry R.|man. Newman, P. U. S. Navyi Un- 1ot Conn Vo 8o mes. Erwin, | derwaod. Wm. J. Co. G. ith Reg. e e M e eth, | Conn. Vols.: Utter, Albert. - Asst. Col'Bloth R I Volss Ren- | Surg, Vol Cav.: Valentine, James A William, Co. W 7th B I Vois:|Co. A, 3d R. I H. A.: Vincent, Joseph Kenyon, Joseph C., Co. G, 1 R, I W. Troop A, 1st R I Cav.; Weeden, A ‘Kenyon, Ransom, 2d Lt, Co. Amos C. ist R L L. A West, h « Kingsley, Albert H., U.. S.| Francis §, Co. E, 15t R, I. Cav.: Wha- Kinney, Daniel S, U. S. N lel. John P. Co. E, 24 R. L Vols:: Knight, Dwight P., Co. B Wilbur, William H.. Surgeon 1Ist R. I. Vols.; Knowles, Edwin H, Cav.; Wilcox, Isaac F.. Co. C, 21st A Lamphere, Asa, Co. M, 2d|Conn. Vols.: Wissing. Herman, J._ T.| Lanphear, Reuben S, Co. I,| S. Navy: York. Francis. Troop A, Tth M. Larkin, Azael G., G| Sauad.” R. I Cav.: York. Isaac F., I Vols: Law. Augustus A,|;Troop A. ist R. I Cav.. York. Nathan Leonard, Charies T., Co.fCo. F, S5th Conn. Vols.: York, Will- R I Vols: Lewis, Eawin A.]iam. 3, 218t Conn. Vi Main, John, St. Michasl’s Cemetery. Co. G.'sth Conn. Vols.: Marden, George,{ _ Allen. Isaac. Co. G, Sth Conn. Vols. 4th N, H. Vols. Martin, George H.|Rarrv. Faward, Batfery D, 1st Conn ist R. T Cav.. Maxson, Wil-|H. A Connaré, Thomas, Co. H. 18th dgar, Co. K, 33d N. Y. Vols.: | Reg. Conn. Voir.: Conway, William. John, Co. B ols.; | Co. F, 21st Conn. Vols.: ~ Crowley, Culloch. John, U. avy; McDon- | Tames. Co K. 12:h Conn. Vols.: ames, ‘Co. B, Sth R. I Vols.; Mc. | Crawley. John. Co. D, 14th Maine Farland, Alexander. 5th U. S. Artil-[Vols.: Crowlev. Thomas, Co. H, 2(h lerv: McKenzie, Andrew, Sgt, Co. A,| Conn. Vols.: Dolan John, Co. B. 63th 88 N.Y. H. A McLean, Thomas A.|N. Y. Vols.. Donahue, Michael, Co. G, Co. B, 9th R. 1. Vols.. Mitchell, Robert, [ 1st T. Cnw: Durghcrty' Patiack Co. F, 21st Conn. Vols.; Munroe, John | 6th N, Y. Cav.: Dovle Feiix, Co. D H.'G. Co. C, Ist Mass. Vols.; Moss,|19th N. Y. Vols.: Dovle, Wm. Co. G. s B et o b |mnrconn YVol: Enalish, James. 'Co. . < 3 .| A, 12th R. I Vols.: Fay. Charles. Co. 3 e fl"\'::h:‘ 'fi:h‘re‘d‘»‘. ée; D. 69*h N. Y. Vole: F: William, avys s, 4 W . 1s | co. Tth Vol Sitaze Sth v Peckham, Peleg E.|pin. Bernard, Co. G. 5th Conn. Vols. Mag Jin Rest.UR 10VOI; Bendiston | Higaina, Jonn, Co. BIMLR.T. Bk James M., <, 12th K. 1. Vol el Vols. l;ehxgyn. Ja[mes H., Co. (‘(,! R. L| Vols.: Mahan. Peter. Co. C, Mass. :_Phillips, Leander S.. Co. 7. John Co. K. 5 Y. X, ¥, Vois: Piace, Thomax 3. CoB. | T2 Vorms MoGowan: Michasl, ‘Cor . un BRI Yol Poland, John 8. Belg | 12th R L. Vols.: : McKenna. | Paitck 5th ‘Conn. Vois.: Quinn, Eaward W.| K. 1jin’ Cons von winmchael Co Co. G, Sth Comn. Vels: Randali|D! Co. G, th Conm. Vols: Morrises, George W. Co. A, 3 R. L L A.: Rath-| Nfichasl, Co. T 3rd R. L H. A.c Mur. bone, Elisha K., Co. H, 26th Conn.|nhy. John. Co. H. 12th R. 1. Vols: James D. Co. K, 12th Conn. Vols.:|ag R I Vois: O'Conmor. Corneiine, Vols.: Ross, Ezra L. Co. C, 84th Ohio | ricic Tatters B, 34 v 5. 7 A Rocne, Vols.: Saunders, Charles H. Troop A.! Tonn. Go. B, 14th X ¥ Vols . Torene: | Iames, Co. B, 4th R. I. Vols: Weleh Michael. Co. G, 21st Conn. Vols tected hy W%te. the perfect seal, ‘winich keeps SOLD IN THE UNITED FROM $15.00 UP AND YOU CAN PAY YOU SHORT OF CASH A IN NEED OF A SUIT THEN COME TO US, WE'LL LET YOU PICK FROM THE BEST GRADES OF MEN’S, LADIES’ AND BOYS’ CLOTHING Per Week! STATES AT DRESS UP FOR THE HOLIDAY it is to well. Weish, Richard, Co. B, 9th R. I St. Michael’s New Cemetery. Vols. Union Cemetery. Crumb, Albert T. ‘White, Edwin. Spanish War Veterans. St. Michael's New Cemetery—+Cor- nelius Bransfield, Co. B, 3d Conn. In John F. Casty, Co. B, 3d Conn. Inf.: John Casey, Co. B, 3d_ Conn. Inf. Samuel M. 'hristy, ist R. I Inf: Ro- ger Lynch, U. S. S. Vicksburg; D. ¥. O'Connell, Co. B, 3d Conn. Inf. Roger Preston, Co. B, 3d Conn. In P. D. Roach, Co. B, 3d_ Conn. Inf. Thomas F. White, Co. B, 3d Conn. Inf. St. Michael's Old Cemetery—George E. Burdick, Co. K, 1st R. L Inf.; Wil- llam Connel, Co. B, 3d Conn. Inf.; J. F. Donohue, Co. B, 3d Conn. Inf, M. E. Donohue, Co. B, 3d Conn. Inf: John MacDonald, Co. B, 3d Conn. Inf J. F. Murphy, Co. B, 3d. Conn. Inf. John D. Neville, Co. B, 2d. Conn. Inf. River Bend Cemetery — Robert Brucker, Co. B, 3d Conn. Inf.: Joseph Campbeil, Co. D, 6th Mass. Inf: Wil lard E. Coon, Co. A, 34 Conn. Inf. John F. Datson, Co. K, 1st R. I Inf, Howard ®. Dunn, U. §. S. Olympia: E. H. Gavitt, Co. B, 3d Conn. Inf: Thompkins K. Obryon, Co. F, 1st Conn Stonington—Edward R. Carson, Co. B. 34 Conn. Inf; E. F. Eagan, Co. B, 3d Conn. Inf.: John Fallon, Co. B, 3d Conn. Inf: Dennis Gilmore, Co. B, 3d Conn. Inf. Noank—William Chadwick, Co. B, 3a_Conn. Inf. Shannock—H. E. Wileox, Co. K, 1st R. L Inf. The following names have been add- ed to the above list: Brannan, Thomas, Co. G, 8th Ct. Vols.. Briggs, Orville M., Co. H, 26th Ct. Vols; Buck, Geo. W., Co. A, 12th R. I Vols.; Hawkin Wm., 1st R. I. Cal.: Horton, Wm. A.. Co. M, 3d R. 1. Vols.; Johnson, Wesley, ——— R. L Infty.; Miller, Bdward C. Noyes, Chas. M. P, U. §. Navy; Far- OUR SYSTEM Simply open a charge account and make weekly p.ymenu until the entire amount is paid. The price is the SAME whether you pay cash or have charged. OPEN WEDNESDAY UNTIL TWELVE O’CLOCK PRUDENTIAL CQUTFITTING CO Kellav, Thomas. Co. T 3d R. T Cav.: Tattimore, Edward. Co. F, 11th Conn. Vols.: Roche, James. Co. K, 12th Conn. Vols Trant, John P.. Co. B, 5th R. I. Vol Nugent, George P., I, 1st R. 1. Vars Cemetery. Vars, Nathan H. 11th Mass.: Vars, Charles C., Bat. F, 1st R. I Lt. Art.| NORWICH, CONN Michael, Co. G, §th Ct. Vols.; Mur. Patrick, Battery H, lat R. 1 L. A. | Dr. Percy A. Senior, who came to Westerly about nine years ago and |was emploved as physician or sev- eral fraternal societies, and styled a “contract doctor,” is now at the Nor- wich state farm of inebriates at Brew- sters Neck, sentenced there for eight months rom the _Stonington town court on the charge of being a ccm- mon drunkard. Dr. Senior is hizh educated, was an officer in the Eng- lish army, but his bright career was prevented by the intervention of John Barleycorn. Many times the doctor has been haled into the Third dis- trict court at Westerly for intoxica- |tion, and once on the more serious | charge of murder and abortion. H.s conduct was so unbecoming a membar of the medical profession that at the request of the state association of phy- sicians he was prohibited to practice medicine in Rhode Island. -After ing released from custody by the state, Dr. Senior went to Waterbur: leaving his family in Westerly. There the doctor violated the law in re- gard to narcotics and served a jail {sentence. In due time he returned to Westerly and a few months later, with his family, moved to Stonington borouzh. He was arraigned in th~ town court Saturday for a fourth time within a and was charged with | short period, seing a common drunkard. He was jadjudsed guilty and the sentence io lthe inebriate farm resulted. Five men from Pawcatuck were ar- |raigned in the Stonington town court. |Andrew Shea, Herbert Guthrie. Ter- ence Gallagher, William A. Harty and Oliver Brown, charged with failude {to pay thefr personal tax. Brown was {discharged and the others were ad- |judged “guilty. Sentence was sus |pendca until July 7, to give the ac- cused time to settle for the tax or take the legal consequences. In addi- tion to the $2 tax they will be re- quired to pay the costs of the court their cases. in Two more residents of Pawcatuck, Thomas Sugrue and William Smith wers before the court. charzed with |non-support of their families. Both |were adjudged guilty and Judse Hinckley ordered them to pay |week to their wives, or take a s {tenco of thirty dava in jail each, Su. s required to furnish a bond and Smith a bond of $200. was supplied and -both were | erue lof s | surety released. For driving an automobile past a irolley car which was at a standstill |to discharze passengers. William Gla- sier, of Mystic, pald fine and costs jamounting “to _$12.0 “Ths spark from a passing loce- motive” was not responsible for the brush fire in Charlestown, in the southeastern part of the town., but was evidently caused by design or from the innocent lighted cigaretts dropped on the roadside. The blaze |started near Rawson hill. on the Brad- ford road, and burned over to th: Post |Toad as far as the Henry Hoxle place on the Klondike road. A barn be- longing to John Sands, of Brooklyn, was burned with its contents. which included a large quantity of hay and several carriazes. Seventy-five cords of cut firewood. readv for dolivery. |and owned by Stephen Peckham and | Palmer Pendleton. was destroyed. | Men. women, hovs and_girls, turned jout in force and fought the fire as best theyr could, but the force was all too {small to cope with the big fire, suc- | cesstully. John Falcone, a track walker, was struck by the -bound Colonial ex press train, instantly kiled and horri- bl mutilated, Sunday - night. Mr. Falcone had been employed in a sec- tion zang of the New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford railroad for nearly ten vear He was a steady and in- dustrious man, and in recognition of his work, he was promoted to be track walker between Westerly and Stoning- ton, in the night service, and was in his' line of duty when killed. The fatality occurred near Burdick lane, and soon after it occurred Medical Tix aminer Little, of Stonington, came to Pawcatuck. After making investiga- tion and viewing the remains. permit was issued for removal of the remains. It is believed that Mr. Falcone stepped from the rear of a west bound freight train directly in front of the Colonial express. He took his first trip as trackwalker Saturday night and was killed just soon after he started in on_the second trip. The deceased resided at 190 Tower street, Westerly, and leaves a widow ang two small children. He was horn in Ttaly, twenty-seven vears azo, the son of Nicholis and Philomena Faicone and came to Westerlv direct from Italy. “he funeral service was held in the Church of the Tmmaculate Con- ception, Monday afternoon and was conducted by Rev. Henry Bruno. In- terment was in St. Sebastian cemetery. Westerlv is prepared for Registration day and the boards of raaistration ap- pointed are as follows: The town board —Maurice W. Flynn, president of the town counell: Everett E. Whipple, town clerk: Harry B. Aeard, legal ad- visor. First district—John J. Dunn, registrar: _John Ferguson, Francis G. Haswell. Everett A, Kingslev, Thomas E. Robinson, Howard E. Thorp, Mi- chael J. Turano, assistants: Peter J. Com{, interpreter. Second district— Tewis Stanton registrar; Everett Rarns, Herman Dock, George A. Dolan, ‘Walter C, Hiscox, Daniel L. ' Larkin, Arthur L. Perry, Clarence F. Roche, Russell I.. Slocum, assistants; Charles Ruisi, interpreter. The We: common organizations throughout the coutry, will‘observe the THE BIG Original Gum BUSINESS-MANS GUM Dr. FRANK CRANE, the famous editorial writer, whose articles reach ten mill- - [13 ion people every day, says: Those who have to be up to pitch physic- ally every minute, ready for prompt, decisive action, chew Adams Pepsin Gum.” In the Struggle for Wealth take care of your Health V07227 4 Q/M following programme: Pray God ecach day that righ may triumph and for strength and wisdom with wZich to help: walk 190 miles a_month to be- come as ‘hard” as a soldier and to save money: organize in groups of from six to twenty io study the sav ing of food and labor in the home in these groups co-operate in salvag- ing the waste crops near the home: all who can do so plant gardens in ace cordance with the instructions from the department of ngriculture co-operate with the American Red Cross in classes and in its work. Local Laconic: C. Clifford_Bradford, of Attlebor formerly of Westerly, is here on a visit to relatives. Orille Stillman, in business West- for sixty years, has opened a store orwich. The Gilmore home, in Stonington, was sold at auction Saturday and pur- chased by James Drake for $1,080. In the Memorial Day parade the members of the Westerly Constabulary its | lwitt_nave white gloves Amer: flags. therine Keenan, widow Dennis Keenan, died at her home in East avenue, Sunday night. She is survived by three sons and four daugh- ters. It is said that the Connecticut state police have not abandoned investiga- tion of the circumstances connected with the death of Jonn Cleary, alleged | to have been drowned at Stonington. Ars. Eugene Atwood has leased the Gilbert house, corner of Elm street and | Bay averue,” Stonington borough, as headquarters for the local branch of the Red Cross, which now has a mem- bership of 395. Dr. Leslie T. Gager arrived in Stop- ington, Surday, from John Hopkins Medical school and will spend a short time with his mother, Mrs. Luella T. Gager. He ' has joined the hospital unii ana will sail Tor Franca in early June. X Dwight Clinton Brown, died Sunday atternoon, at the home of his daughter, and carry Mrs. of Mrs. Thomas E. Brown, in Pleasant |and his Street. Besides his daughter, he is|( i survived by two sisters, Mrs. Mary | ete st Perkins and Mrs. Henry Wills. of North half-sister, Hannah Williams, of Mystic, liams Wells Tapley nounce Stonington and Mr. and Mrs. W of Springfield, Mass., marriage of their daushter, [ Mildrea his the | Beatrice, | APPROPRIATIONS FOR REL and John Scharde Norton, last Sat- | 4 = urday. The Tapleys have a summer OF TORNADO SUFFE cottage, Carso Loma, at Watch Hill TELTL & The bride is a grandniece of the late | Emergency Measure For §3: Thomas P. Sheffield, who resided in Introduced in Illincis Liberty street, Pawcatuck. - Rev. Frederick A. McDonald officiat- i 1 ed at the marriage of Mitchell, daughter of Mr. Peter Mitchell, of Bolton, England, and Walter Raymond and Mrs. Walter Adams, at -the home of the bride's sister, Ecclestone, who served honor. Iver Johnson was best man Henry Friend Davis, died his summer home, fogton. = He served seyeral years in'the In Adams of Potter Miss Annie | carrying an ¥ A S s Mrs, | in the house e Little Point, Ston- | tant-general and omm e government ! Mattoon which asked for department, ‘a $3,000,000 appropration. ayps