Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-11


 Pocahontas, auxiliary to Mistuxet tribe of Red Men. held It's regular meeting in Red Mems hall "wednesday evening and elected these ofleere: Mrs. George H. Mcbride, Pocahontasi Miss Eliza 4 Fay. prophecies; Mrs Francis M. JoEdan, Wenonah: Francis Jordan. Powhatan; Miss Katherine Sheas keep CT of records; Miss Mae Moore, coi- lector of wampuna; Mrs. Ralph Ken ney. keeper of varnpuE1.
 At the conclusion of the business session a turkey supper was served with members of Mietuxet tribe as guests, Miss Theresa. McMahon pre- sided and remarks were made by seV- eral of the Daughters and by George N. Mcbride, Francis Jordan. Charles F. Berry, Judge Edward M. Burke and others.
 Everett T. TenaIinson, formerly of Westerly, has just added to his pub lieations another book entitled Scout ing with Daniel Boone, a copy of which has been added to the Westerly public library. MT ToniinsoR approaches his study of the scout with quite evident admiration for the qualities which he embodied and he has snc- ceeded admirably in presenting Q clear, vivid picture of frontier life and Indian warfare, without over-accent- GdLlLeS- 1t5 AOEE0FSs He IIdS E1QuGTCQ strictly to the historical sequence of events in tracing the path of the a6- venturers, and refrained from cred fling to them stlperhunan successes in overcoming their difficulties.
 Others books in the Westerly H- brary by Tornlinson are: Boy oficers of 1912. Boy Soldiers of f812, Boys of Old Monmouth, Boys with Old Hickory Camping on the St. Law renee, Campfire Of Wead Anthony, Champion of the Regiment, Cruising on the St. Lawrence. Exiled from Two Lands, Elder Boise, Fort in the For est, Four Boys and a Fortune. Four Boys in the Yellowstone, For the Stars and Stripes. Four Boys in the Lend of Cotton, Four Boys on the Mfssissippi Fruit Of the Desert, Guarding the Border, Houseboat in St. Lawrence. In the Hands of the Red Goats, In the Camp of Cornwallis, In the Wyoming Valley. Jersey Boy in Revolution, Lieutenant Under Washington, March ing Against the Iroquois, Mad An thony's Young Scout. Prisoner in Buff Yalo. Rider of the Black Horse, Red Chief, Search for Andrew Field, Self EffacemeDt of Joseph Malachi. Sift- ing of Philip, Soldier of the Wilder ness, Three Colonial Boys, Tecumseh's Young Braves. Three Young Continen- tals, Two Young Patriots, Under Col onial Colors. Ward HiiI at Weston, Ward Hill the Senior. Ward Hill the Teacher. Ward Hill at College, Wash ington's Young Aids, Winning His W. Winner, With FTintlock and Fife, Win ntr' His Degree, Young Rangers, Young Blockaders, and Young Minute Men of 1912.
 The fire prevention committee of the Westerly Beard of Trade, through it's energetic chairman, Frederick c. Buffum. has been for the past year and is at present active in doing all that it's designation indicates. Tn ad- dition the town council has appointed an inspector of the construction of snd committee for like purpose has been appointed by the fire dis triet from the board of engineers There has been no complaint against these for noncompliance with the dlI- ties assigned to them. So it is fair to presume that the chInneys are not a fire menace. Taking advantage of the present apparent activity in fire prevention, two men desirous of earn ing money, have formed themselves into q chimney sweeping combination, which. of itself. is commendabte.
 But when these chimney sweeps seek employment under false pretenses there's ground for condemnation It is alleged that the. chimney sweeps call at house and state that they came to clean the chimney by order of Mir. Buffun1, or by order of the inspector appointed by the council or. the committee of the fire district. As a matter of fact this is nisrepregen- tation. but the house owner receives 1t as 8 sort of official order and, in most cases, permits the chimneys to be cleaned and pays the price. The matter has been reported to Chief of Police Brown for investigation.
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 PieHs fer the complete eeoraaniza. ton of tho Rhode Island coast De- Fense command of the Rhode Island National Guard were set in motion by Ad3t. General Charles W. Abbot at a meetingof tn e officers of the two com mands Wednesday evening in the state armory at Providence
 The proposed changes meet the re- quirements of the Division of Militia Affairs Of the War Department. The reorganization will mean the elin1ina- do11 of one colonel, one lieutenant col- onei four Staff first iieutenants and
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