Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-21

ion are quick in doing the appro-
 thing atTthe appr0pz1ate time, as
 demonstrated at the conference
 in Roger Williams park wher
 Ing was extended to Mrs. William
 T7aaings Story, president general of
 iational society, 1t being her first
 to any conference since her .elec-
 The members wore datsies as a
 of their esteem, Mrs. Story'E
 name being Daisy.
 se~e were over a hundred st the
 I-snce including a delegation from
 e- Greene Ward chapter of West
 Mrs Charles H. Bowen of Paw
 zet. state regent, presided She
 4e brief address to the members
 a of greeting to the president gen. the officers. including Mrs. Elisha lg5ick of Westerly, state treasurer,
 --e their reports, as did the repre- entatives of the several chapters in sae state Mrs. Charlotte F. Stanton. feeorting tor Phebe Greene Ward
 .nter. BesI6-s the business there vas sincins. and an address by Mrs. story: also an address by John F. San Iorn of Newport; subject With Perry on Lake Elle.
 John ! sum of Westerly was re- elec.ed secreIaly of the state board of aerscultdrs at the annual meeting held .sf slse sT..tckoase Thursday afternoon, and a n eInt,er of the executive com rn-ttee. PnilIp A. Money of Exeter and Tristan D. Babcock of Westerly were elected cattle commissioners for Washington county, and MT. Money at Brighton market consigned to Rhode Island Dr. Thomas T. Robin son of Westerly, appointed as veter1n-' arian by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, was approved bv the state board of agriculture A. r r@rK K-n1ceau xrroc o0rThajn f6d state entomologist, in charge of gypsy and brown tail moth inspection of or chards and nurseries
 Prof Stene was authorized to pre- vent the shipment of lumber posts. trees or nursery products from infect s-7 sections of the state, and, if in his judgment it appears necessary, to or der a quarantine of the affected lO- calities.
 The board also adopted rules in com pliance with law enacted at the last session of the general assembly requdr- ing that each package or bundle of nursery stock shipped into Rhode Is land must have attached certificate from the proper official of the state from whence 1t comes that its contents have been inspected and that they are free from infection Professor Stene is also authorized to revoke the license of any nurseryman whenever he deem ed it necessary for the prevention of the spread of the pests.
 Major Arthur N. Nash of Westerly, First district Coast Artillery corps, Getty during the annual encampment and manoeuvres of the state troops. The post will be garrisoned by the Third. Fourth and Seventeenth com panies, located in Providence, and classed among the best companies in the service Cyril L. D. Wells. who su- perintended the construction of the Westerly town hall and courthouse, is captain of the Fourth company.
 Chief Engineer Samuel G. Cottrell of the Westerly fire department sees to it that the equipment is complete and all ways in first class order, in appear ance ag we'll as usefulness. He gives personal attention to the fire alarm system. devoting much of his time to its proper care He has just complet- ed an inspection of the fire alarm boxes. oiling the hinges of the doors, replacing broken glasses, and putting them in excellent shape He has re- painted all the boxes a bright red, and in addition painted a red band around the posts where the boxes are located, to better attract attention in times of emergency when the service of the de- partmenr is wanted There are larger fire departments than Westerly in the state, but none has a more competent chief, assistants and fire fighters.
 The arrangements for the annual hanGuet Of the Westerly board of trade next Thursday night are completed and the reception committee members are satisfied that it will be in keeping with plessuralble events that have gone before. There wilt be music by the orchestra singing by boy soprano and after cigars are reached there will be three addresses. F. H. Jackson of Bridgeport will talk or Who's Respon- sible. and Dr. Willard Scott of Cam bridge will speak on Pills. while Dr. William H Holmes of Westerly will tell of Play and Fairgrounds Dr. w. H. Perry of StoningtOn will act as toaStmaster.
 Joseph Gabrielle, best known to many. as Joseph Graball, received an alleged black hand letter postmarked New York. June 1e. and has handed it over to the police. The letter is be- lieved to be intended as a joke, but Gabrielle does not appreciate it. On one side of the single sheet of note- raper is outlined an ordinary sized