Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-08

Tdclur1nS SnOD or Erdnk b. w WulIlSIi, on Clark near Beach street. Entrance was made through the door, which was evidently opened by skeleton
 key and almost everything of value was stolen. and the loss is estimated at $100 Among the articles stolen were two silver and two gold anodes used in plating, lot of swivels and six watch fobS. Chief BranSfield was notified of the theft Friday and will endeavor to locate the thief. The Whit ten premises are not within the police patrol district.
 Post Commander George B. Carpenter installed these officers of John A. To- gan post No. 26, of Ashaway, depart ment of Rhode Island, G. A. R.: Dan iel J. Naylor, commander; George w. Edwards, senior vice commander; James Johnston, junior vice comnan- der; Thomas A. Barber. adjutant; Henry w Bromley, surgeon: Rev. Horace Stillman, chaplain; William T. Collins officer of the day: Thomas w. Johnson officer of the guard; George John Bellamy. sergeant major; Pal menus w Bennett, quartermaster ser geant.
 Christian W Endeavor of the Broad Street church elected the following, who were duly installed as officers for the ensuing year: Orrin Sanford, ID A. president: Miss Carrie Travis. record ing secretary; Mrs. A. " West, treas urer; George W. Norman. correspond ing secretary; Mrs. John G. Dutton, junior Superintendent; Miss Jessie Love. assistant. Committees were ap- pointed on lookout. social, missionary, floral Bible school, temperance and music.
 Past Consul Commander Horace L. Nedler installed these officers of Mas tuXet camp, Westerly, Woodmen of the World. Friday evening: Joseph T. Murphy consul commander; William H. Holland advisory lieutenant; Charles II. Woods. banker; Howard Greene, clerk; Charles D. Tanpan, watchman; Percy A. Senior, physi- elan; James Tanning, treasurer; Will jam Kerens. manager for three years; Horace L. Nedler and Joseph T. Mur- pfy, manager for one year
 After the installation there was a social session, which included music by the Balladina orchestra.
 Senator Arnoid and Representative Laneworthy Of Westerly were among the many callers upon Gen. Charles R. BraytOn at his quarters in the state capitol In grand committee. Mir. Langworthy nominated w. Herbert Caswen for clerk of the superior court for Washington county. and MT. Cas- well was unanimously reelected.
 Capt. Herbert o. Dunn of Westerly is in command of the batteshiP Idaho which was reported aground in the Delaware river about 25 miles below Philadelphia, Thursday, near where the transport Prairie stuck in the mud for week last month. Later it was reported that the ship was safely at anchor in the channel but was held in the huge ice foes that render nav igation of the Delaware river .perilous- The Idaho is not damaged and the voyage from Philadelphia to Sandy Hook was to be continued Friday morning. Captain Dunn did not con sider it advisable to risk the trip through the ice pack at night.
 Prof. R. A. H. Clarke, teacher of music in Westerly schools for the past five years. in connection with like duty in the schools of Derby. and or ganist at St Andrews church. Meri- den. has resigned to take effect Feb ruary 1. Professor CIarke's services have been satisfactory and his retire ment is regretted.
 He is to be organist and choir lead- CT of the church of St. John, Bridge port, which has a paid choir of nine teen men and twenty-five boys.