Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, June 14, 1919, Page 6

» JUNE The police of Westerly have been seeking Owen Riley for more than six months. He was wanted to answer to he charge of committing a violent as- | sanlt upon John (Dad) Lynch, on the Sth of December, 1918, It was re- ported at the time of the assault that | Riley, aceompanied by a New London | thug,” were taken by Chris Ferraro in his automobile to the farm where Lynch was employed. Riley and the London man beat up Lynch very severely, and, so it is claimed, Ferraro, witnessed the assault and did not heed the appeal of Lynch to take him to a doctor for treatment. It nlsn claimed that Ferraro made no to stop the assault upon and farther that he aided the two men to get beyond the jurisdiction of the Westerly police. Riley came to Westerl: dge express train from New London, | weel and was arrested by Policeman Chase John Lynch told the story of the as- ose he was able to get away from |sault, practically as outlined by Selici- rail y station, although two|tor Agard. riends who came with Riley attempt- Judge Williams imposed a sel_flence od to get him into a taxicab before the |of three months in the ?ruvldence sMicer could make the arrest. Riley | county jail and a fine of $250. i taken to the police station, Legal orders were served president of the River Bend Cemetery association to deliver for autopsy at the cemetery, the body of B. Court Rentley, whose death was claimed by some people to be due to injuries re- ceived by being assaulted just outside the Elm cottage at Narragansett Pier, two months ago. Mr. Bentley has been dead three weeks, Dr. M. H. Scanlon would not affirm or deny that an au- topsy had been held, Friday morning, though it would be up to him to form the same as medical exam- iner. Tt is positively known, however, th there was an autopsy, and that Dr. Michael H. Scanlon, Dr. John L. May, Dr. Frank I. Paine of Westerly, and_Drs. Shattuck, Sawyer and Smith of Providence, Assistant _ Attorney General Sisson anfl a Mr. Farrell, a lawyer and stenographer, also of Prov- idence, were at the cemetery. Presum- ing that the autopsy was performed, report of same, with findings, will be made direct to Attorney General Rice, Coroner Kingsley has just conclud- ed an inquest into the death of Mr. Bentley and has announced that his fiindings will not be filed for several weeks with _the clerk of the superior court for Washington count: Per- him. Then there was a fight. He said he @id mot go to the Brown Bridge road to get “Dad” but when he saw “Dad” he determined to even matters up. Riley declared he was drunk and that he Qid not ask his friend to help him out in the fight. After the as- sault he told Ferraro to drive on to ston. Lynch ran up the road so he s not helpless. Riley said he had pleaded guilty and hoped he would not be given Jjail sentence, but rather a fine that he could pay and then get back to his work. He said he came to Westerly to give himself up as he did not want the warrant over his head. Solicitor Agard stated that the facts did not substantiate the statement that Riley came to town to surrender to the police. Dr. Scanlon told the court of the wounds received by on the Gilt|Lynch and that he treated him for two arraigned before Judge ms in the Third dis the court de- ur witnesses so as to deter- egree punishment _that Police Chief mposed. court | hat Ct and did not rajgned also on the , and wi ape. He was placed appearance on the civil side. all ms on bank accounts and one case of this » of Riley was re- citor Harry B. 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Tt is understood the au- topsy revealed that Mr. Bentley did not die from an accident nor from any injurnes he might have received at Narragansett Pier. Christ Episcopal church gave a re- eriy in 13 n' formation for o charge of burglary. The burglars passed through W iciv automobile and they received the that the men = when the pursuing officers from Providence reached here, in- they were pursuing were in the custody of the George Porter has gone to Spring- planning a tip to Detroit. leave next mbonth. John McQuarrie is able to be about after a short illness. 1 They will BEST CUTS CORNED BEEF, Ib. 16¢ Cuts Lean Plate NATIVE VEAL LOINS TO ROAST, b. .. SHOULDER CUTS, b.... ARMOUR’S LITTLE PIG SMOKED SHOULDERS, Ib. . 2&c of Palmer's. Pure Food Specials For Saturday—Real Money Savers Two Well Filled Stores, All Under Our Roof, Containing All Seasonable Foods . 30c Ibs..... 25¢c SHAD, bb. .. . 25¢c 1 32¢] Abbie Stanton was in \hm- field where he has secured employ-|mantic this week to attend the gra ment. |Uating exercises of a cousin. Mrs. A. W. King and children are| Mr. and Mrs. A. Turn nd f prin field are visiting at e obfect of the trip|ception and welcome home to the | New London police. Mvs Eoiyovd Fahher Has seluimen STOMINCTON nch. Ferraro called | young men of the parish who served Local Laconics. from a visit to friends in New London.| - The champior of the school as in a field to come|in the army or navy in the world war,| Eiks' Flag Day exercises in Wileox ave been in win- | on Owen field not see Riley and his|in the church vestry Friday evening.|park, Sunday cvening, commencing at | ter quarters at the Eldredge vard have | ihe Stonington P came oth men | The address of welcome was by Rev.|745. been ' painted and repaired and taken| Free Academy b t fists and a|William F. Wijlliams, rector of the| Mr. and Mrs. James V. Ellis an- |to Fishers Island for the summer. |t the honor. Last a4 M r real motive| church. An address dealing directly | nounce the cngagement of their| Mr. and Mrs. John Braun are mov- ! the local team was wallop- wnd as Riley pleads|with war matters from the standpoint | daughaer, Florence Arlena, to George|ing from the Doughty house in Ter- score of 9 fo 1. Ther2 is no » need for showing|of the soldier was given by Captain | Arthur Andersen. race avenue to the place owned by Dr. | telling what a week may bring forth Lynch was knocked down|ponald Cottrell. There was com-{ Everything is all set for the Old|W. M. Hill in Main street, in baseball,. and the feeling prevails men kicked him and beat ¢ singing, solos by Robert Val- | Home Week celebration. H. F. Hunter has been confined tojthat if the locals play an average rely, one of the men used . Mrs. O. Simpson, and a 'cello| In the drive for associate members |the housc with a severe attack of |game they will win the championship. x ynch was taken to Dr. Scan- y Charles Redford. There wasiof Boy Scouts, Westerly’s quota was | rheumatism. Frank Kessler and Miss Mary Crane on’s office soon after the assault and: Ico singing by a boys’ quartette, com- | 126, and up_ to Friday noon 147 had| Mrs. . Holliday of Mystic spent | were married in Si given treatment and was under the ed of Alexander Bessette, Frank|been secured. a few days with friends in town this|{a nuptial mass, > or's care for some time. He plead- Robertson, John Merrick and Floyd | " imvitations are out for commence- | week. celebrant. The bride was atiended by \e oo Lake him 10] jones. There was an abundance of |ment exercises of the Westerly High| Capt. Blanchard Gardiner visited | ne, of Hol- Ao e g & op | Tefreshments and altogether the exer- | School in the town hall, Wednesday |{riends in New York Thursday. | e s the best old the cour e never| ices were appropriate to the occa- |afternoon, June 25th. ‘. sion. While opening a can of lys George d West- cialist The burglars captured by the New $35.| London police, and turned over to the Wilfred D. Harold E road, | Providence officers, Leonard E. May- | herst collese m highway, Riley{nard and Joseph M. Brady. completed | _Prize spec ! I* Lyneh in ‘ot [terms on lay for safe robbery in | School, Dad” gave him a shiner a few weeks lence on October 22, 1914. May- | 23: wvious and he decided eturn the \d Brady, with Raymond W. ¥ to 1 a d no o shiner,” an tell nch hin ey, Burnside McCullum and Alber | C. Percival, were captured at New London in their automobile, at the landing, the morning after the was_committed. Percival, \hn\ Dr Scout troop in the v ecutive Burdick of E. P. ry attend wit Professor A. E. B. Utt ing contest Monday evening, NOANK Fitch is o organize a Boy lage. Scout E: h a party of scouts. Whitford, of Milton, r and Mr. and Mrs. Rogers are attending the commencement week exercises of Am- in Westerly June ew London will | PHOENIXVILLE The Cottage by the chards), (Brinley Roy Clemens; Ralph French; lation Fren -ty Mrs. and iation of cla ; awarding of diplo- ong, America. s. Reed, Mrs. | en returned to| ys Joslyn on| Josivn Ethridge and Fioy Worcester with Mi | Tuesday. m < chauffeur of. the s paroled Fred Titzpatrick has nurchased a| Roy Clemens attended 1ge meet- | Children Cry z0. Mayr 10 Brady were |soven:passenger Oldsmobtle. ling in Abington Wednesday z. . \tenced 1o five vears, and Staley and | Mr. and Mrs. ard Lockheart| Merritt Gailup of Abingion £ FOR FLETCHER'S McCullum six yvears. Maynard and |have returned to their home in New |accident on astford road onday CASTORIA |\ vere handed over to the New | York after aitending the marriage of| morning, having & head-on collision Haven police where they are wanted |Miss Lena Brown and Tvan Crossman. |pbetween his car and a truck. No one| injured. N gijlhols d friends were de- ghted to h of the safe reiurn of : um‘llm g DAY mvmm Your Summer Porch A few pieces of our attractive, serviceable Porch Furniture will make it really livable and thoroughly enjoyable. Spend more time out-of-doors—get more fresh air. The returns in improved health will repay many mes the small cost of a few well-selected Porch Furniture conveniences — to say nothing of the dded joys of life they will bring. Also a large line of Couch Hammocks HOURIGAN BROS. Complete Home Furnishers 62-66 Main Street Norwich Finn’s Block Jewett City dward Lewis to his home in BEast- ford after being abroad more than year in the aviation service and at a vear’s absence st, where he d are a tion school. Mrs. Winthrop Russ Willimantic_hay Lyon and Miss now with Mrs ford. | Superintendent of Schools William | H. Bliss visited schools in Pomfr Monday. The East day, vre- | and son been guests of M Anne Russ and Lizzie Cahoon are ast-"| ¢ Hill_school closes Satur- the 1ith, Mary E. Keith is the La Fortes dancing class met evening, the 13th. | LEBANON Mrs. Anna H. Abel has purchased a new touring car. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Noyes daughter, Miss Mabel Noyes, motored to South Hadley, Mass,, last Tuesday| to attend the graduation exercises at Holyoke college. Miss Helen Sel- Tlck, Mr. Noyes' granddaughter, being one of the graduating class. 1 Rev. H. A. Calhoun of Putnam oc- cupied the pulpit of the Baptist church Sunday. “riday and morning in place of the preachmg ser- vie ing her niece, Mrs. O. L. Pulty. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Taylor and Geo. Lyman were in Hartford last Friday | Mrs Lyman who has been in the hos- I pital there returned with them. Mr. and Mrs. Anson Burg Bozrah were at Reuben Burg of Sun- and Mrs. Fred Manning and son of Norwich spent Sunday with Mrs. Manning's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Hoxie. rles Sweet of New Britain is at | his_ home here for some time. liam Avery of Vernon is visting | friends in town. Mrs. George Osborne and son Leroy of Malden, Mass, is visting the for mer's daughter, Mrs. B. R. York. Elisha Waterman, E. A. Hoxie, M |ron Hoxie and Harry Prentice were| in_Gilbertville, Mass, Friday to at- tend an auction sale of Holstein Fric- sian cattle. eorge Totten of Long Island ting his niece, Mrs. is William Pul-! PRESTON The Children’s Day exercises of the aptist church will be held next Sun- There will be no services in the day. Congregational church as they are vited by the pastor of the Bapt church to attend the Children’s Day exercises of the Baptist church. The Children’s Day exercises of attended, the children doinz their | parts exceptional well. Morgan Wil- lis Dawley, the infant son of Mr. and al in the | g i the Congregational church were well |§ Stonington Pointers, ‘the. rock president of the Sabbath School | & Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Ostman have o e e i | Brown, cmployed in a Canal street of the Seventh Day Baptist | Following is ihe programme }:nenl‘An:\'cd at their new home in the bor- 5 ion in Boston, and {quick unch room, was severely injur- | denomination, is here the guest of Mr. |at the graduation held at the chapel ough. o9 e paid s of both to|ed. when the contents came in con- {and Mrs. Allen C. Whitford. o L SH ot aluy ReRellink ) Al Cleorso W Haley i onejofine P Jere. Riley said, he hired |tact with his face and burned his right | Mrs. Alice Ahern McGrath attend- march, Mrs. Charles Clark; | patronesses of Brown commencement o take him and his friend to|eve. First aid was given by Dr.led the funeral of her cousin, John W. o Collins; song, by week, Her son, John W. Haley, is a ndon, where he drew money|Scanlon, and Mr. Brown went to New | Ahern, & former resident of Westerly, School. Gladys T e Cl ather (‘HF to | mem| On the return trip,|London to he treated by an eye spe- |in Providence, Thursday. chool, Gladys Farn piano . Harold Ilc!gnr»m\ and cd to Se moy reiurned from ov medical corps of SOUTH LYME Stanhope has arrived home where she has been a visit w aged zen, passed day mornix ‘rHlCAr{COHPANY (- —— Fresh Fish Department FINE MACKEREL, b........ 15c; FRESH COD STEAK, b. ... FRESH BUTTER FISH, Ib. ... LIVE LOBSTERS, b. ... 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In his early years he was em. | ployed by the Luce -Bros’ fishin s and continued in that for many vears. He was always a_very active | man and will be greatly missed. He is| survived by a widow, one son, John and one granddaughter, Mrs. How- Stickney, of Ivoryton. parade and Welcome Home celabration iven to the men from overseas, All eport a time. Ethel Davis and Miss Pauline Reily i spent the week end at Groton as guests of Mr. and Nrs. Herbert Davis, Miss Nellie Clark of Webster visited with relatives here this weel THERE'S A RIGHT AND A WRONG WAY anything, and ially in o, e Samagn, can 88 hu by wreng or caraless ressi SR it S & most ll and careful hande. have & reputation tor skilled and safa: * ful auto np-mn.. Esough:said, " [MPERIAL GARAfiE Phone 829: Norwich, C‘fl- DON'T THROW - AWAY 30 x 3% Casings—Save theri and gain 5 per cent. 'of your tire billy b: having us reconstruct them. BLUE RIBBON 11RE SHQP THAMES SQUARE USED TIRES OUR SPECIALTY We can save you moncy. 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Shay at Rocky Neck: WAUREGAN The Children's day concert in the afternoon Sunday at the church is worthy of special mention. The mem- bers of the Sunday school all took part, speaking and singing without mistake. The music was under the direction of Miss Dorothy Atwood and Mrs. Ger- trude Tracy was in charge of the pro- s Margaret Murray of New York is the guest of her brother, David B. Murray, on Windham avenue. Mrs. Eva Snew has moved from T. P. Kinney's residence on Hayward avenue to Dr. B. J. Howland's house | gram:- The church was beautifully |on South Main street. decorated by Mrs. James Boyd and ‘ohen was a Norwich visitor on | Mrs S. Lamb. Thiirsda There was a social and dance in the | hail Wednesday eveninz # under management of the Girls’ ciub. Char! T. Wilson of Worcester was cailing on friends in town Thursday. Mrs. Etta Lombard left town Friday for a visit with friends in Westerly. ar orchestra. There was a good | I Baldwin of Middletown was a visitor here Frid Rev. Josenh Ford was a visitor in Hartford Thursday John Willis of Millington was a vis- itor in town Thursd Goody ed Heart church observed | s Christi Sunday afternoon. The | he ‘music. Fred Maynard and Mrs. Ben-| Wooster Jodge, nd A M., held esley were in Worcester on | their regular communication in Ma- ¥ to visit Mr. Maynard at the | sonic hall Friday evening. St. Vincent's hospital, where he un-| Clayton D. Barton and brother of derwent an operation this week Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Lamb have re- turned home from a_visit with thefr | daughter, Mrs. A. L. Blake, at Shelton, ast Hampton were c Friday. Miss Lottie Destin returned Friday m a few days' visit with friends in orwich. TS in town \H\ Willi: ling is his week at Brookline, Mas: of her mother, A number of people from the vil- | lage were in Central Village to see the spending a guest | nd Edward Jones ors in town Iri- of Lebanon were v on friends in town Friday. 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