Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10

Michael Donohue and Patrick J. Shea have been fined by Judge Oliver IT. Williams Of the Third district court for creating a. disturbance at the store If David Rtbner on Canal street, the trouble occurring Sunday night.
 When the two were arraigned in court Dononue was charged with rev cling and Shea with using profane language. Donohue was sentenced to pay fine of S2.80 and was placed on probation, having to appear before the court each week until ordered other wise. Shea was fined s and costs.
 Fifteen young men have joined the Fifth company as the result of the strenuous campaign to increase the ell- rollment of the company and to bring 1t up to the standard required, S men. When the inspection of the company was held it was found that only about half of the necessary number were en- rolled because of which notice was issued by the adjntdnt general to the members that if. at the expiration of 60 days, a decided increase was not shown it was very probable that the doors of the state armory would be closed and the equipment moved to Providence.
 Since then the officers and men have reeu unusually industrious, and from present appearances if would seem that the elimination of the company will not be necessary.
 Lives Of thousands of birds are being saved in the state Of Rhode Island by the action of the state bird conmis- sion. deputies of which are now at work in this section of the state dis triouting scratch feed for the hungry feathered folk Charles E. Pierce is chairman of the state commission, and under him are several deputies. a cer- tain territory of. the state being ap- rortioned 10 each
 Tn South Kingstovn about 500 pounds of the feed has been given out. Deputy Game Warden Medberry said that the birds in that section apre car ed to be in fairly good condition. con Sidering the recent snow and ice lie said that had the snev been of longer duration, it was very probable that its effect would have been keenly felt
 Last year in several communities RCy Scouts did this work which is now being done by the deputies.
 That some critics are more favorable than others in estimating the work of Carl T Norden. a former Westerly boy, who is now conducting an art exhibit i0 Boston, is evidenced by criticism appeaCinE in a Boston paper written Providence paper criticised Mir. Nor delNs work, especially his portraits. From the statement made by the Bos- ion critic d wide variance is noted. Concerning MT. NordelIs portraits Mrs. Naiit says:
 cone cannot fail to be impressed hv Mr NordeIrs power for character 5zatiou. Here are portraits of well fLovL people, figures used in arrange ueuts and the studio model painted as -ype rout with an eye that sees 1saat-l. Each type is distinct and distinctive" She says further: ''Mr Nerde1 in fact makes even an ordinary aeE into an interesting picture
 The ladies of ti,e Pawcatuck Con- qregational church gave social and concert in Hibernian hall. Westerly. which w1s enjoyed ny z large au- dience. The following program was rendered, afte- w.iaa refreshments were served to the rat~ons:
 Piano duet, Scottish Melodies Misses Taylor and BolIe8; male quartette, Honey I Want You Nov. AIessrs. ] aing. Fiddes. Neikie. C2e: song, Cfaily Chant the summer Birds. Mrs. liar ol5 Dean: reading, Pitt5n il the Cries, Mrs. Andrew Low; song. The Death less Army. W. Hair; mandolin. select d. Austin Trio ladies' CilrIrtctt RIfa