Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-14

| Wakefield, head of the Third district,
 Coast Guard Service, has just an-
 nounced the new roster of offices and
 crews of the district. as follows:
 Brenton Point Station: Keeper
 Chauncey c. Kenyon; surfman No. | Joseph Casey: Charles E. King, Will | liam J. Pinch, John J. Fitzsimmons, Harry L. Ogden, Honorato L. Silvia,
 Frank A. Domingoes, William M.
 Narragansett Pier: Keeper-william l G. Tucker; Surfman No. Hiram Matterson; John F. Harvey, John A. Shaw, Edwin L. Card. Louis B. Pot
 ter, Willard M. Holland, William T. Point Judith: Keeper-Amos P. Tefft; Surfn1an No. George w.
 Streeter; Stephen A. Comeau, Horace
 K. Webster. Constantine Frank.
 Hooper; surfman No. 1-Amos E.
 Broadmedow; Jeremiah Fl. Holberton, Henry N. Sullivan, Andrew Johnston,
 Samuel E. Browning, Howard H. Barnes
 Quonochoutaug: Keeper - Howard ] Larkin; George c. Tucker, EmiIus R. | Wye, Clarence E. Peckham, Arthur E.
 Larl1in Stanley H. Roode, Alfred $. 1 Pendleton.
 wis; Surfnan No. 1-Charles J. 1 Roode; Samuel Carnaghan, Fred Raj
 theI, Clarence H. HeIb, Frederick c.
 Assmus, Courtland H. Collins, Ralph ChampIin, Robert c, Fletcher. | Fishers Island: Keeper-Arthur L..
 R. Campbell; Olaf Anderson, Raymond
 E. Casstry, Ernest F. Newton, James
 s. Fletcher Stanton s. Greene.
 Sandy Point: Keeper-oJohn E, Tour tlefeld Charles A. Mitchell, Charles A. EhrLardt, Francis B. White, Earl i A. Rose.
 I New Shoreham: Keeper-Eli Spra- que, Jr.; Surfman No. Albert G. Northup; George W. Jaixen. Sands
 Block Island: Keeper - William
 Teal; Surfman No. 1-CharIes H. Nit chell: Harold L. Dunn, Maurice B.
 Ball, Herbert w. Mott, OsweH W. Lit
 Michael Higgins, for over forty
 years a resident of Pawcatuck, where
 he was engaged in the grocery busi- ness, until he was stricken with par alysis about seven years ago, died or II Saturday morning at his late home Y No. 46 West Broad street, where he has been confined ever since he was l stricken, with the exception of tive summers he spent at The Ardmore
 his Pleasant View cottage. MT. Hig- gins was well known in this SeCtiOL
 and prior to his long sickness was proprietor of the Rhode Island Phar- macy, now owned by the family, ant
 managed by a son, c. Leo HfgSins. l Michael Higgins was born in Ard more, County Waterford, Ireland, ani came to this country when quite young and locating in Pawcatuck sOoT l after his arrival He is survived by l Mrs. Higgins, six sons and four daugh- ters: Dr. oseph A. Higgins of Man chester, Conn, William R., c. Leo i Frank Cyril student M9TT's seminary, Baltimore, Edwin C., ant 1T Walter B. Higgins; Mrs. Charles M Mattingley, of Cleveland, Margaret A. uIia Rosalie and Madeline D. Hig. } gins.
 Mir Higgins was for years promi. nent in the welfare of St. Mich2eI; $ parish. He was a member of Division No l, Ancient Order Hibernians. Mar l | ra @ansett Council. Knights of Cclum ! bus MisuuamiCut Tribe of Red Men the Catholic Benevolent Union and tht Holy Name society. The funeral vii be held this morning with solemn re quiem high mass in St. Michael' church.
 A large touring car from PhiIadeI Phia, operated by Themes McCreiah and with Alfred WoIstenhoIme anc Fred J. Fricl<ensuer, as the other Oc { cupants of the car, slIidded when ol the StoningtOn road, near the Mos I IlIIIl. E0Glutt tIN di ltI llOOIl, ana ClttSB I ed into the automobile of Erastu 8 ChcsebrO. of StOningtOn. Both car were dana geI but the occupants es fcapsd injury The Philadelphia ca was lowed to Westerly and the Ston inGton car to the owners home. Tin Philadelphia car was bound west ant the other car was coming from Ston { tngtOn to Westerly.
 At a meeting Of the committee o } Labor Day parade 1t was positivel stated that James M. Duncan wouIt { be here and speak at the afternoo- 5 exercises on inc NOSp grounds H