Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-19
Westerly LaW-Breaker SurrendGrs
Abie OConne in Row With Circus Men, Gives Himself Up Pays Costs Bradford to Have Water System Over Cigarette of Mrs. Matilda Rose, of Block Island Graduation of St. MichaeTs School

The summer camp of the Rhode Is- land Boy Scouts will be on the shore of Yawcoog pond, and the WesterIs troop will be the first to go into camp, beginning their weeks stay next Sat urday, the camp being in readiness next Wednesday. It will be kept open until Aug. 20, or until every troop in the state has had week of camp work. The pond is about three miles from Hope Valley Junction and one mile from the Rockville post office.
 The camp grounds are situated on the shore of Yawcoog, which adjoins another pond, Wincheck. There is a farmhouse on the grounds, and in it the commissary department will be stationed. There will also be a writ ing room in the house. A large mess tent will be pitched next to the house and except in very wet weather, the boys will eat under it. The tents each housing eight boys, will be pitched in meadow, back of the house. Ev- cry tent will be f1oored There are several barns and outbuildings, and a l carpenter shop with tools for making rustic furniture for the camp will be provided.
 The buildings are about T50 yards from the lake shore on high land. Near l the shore is a bungalow which will be made into a camp library. Boats will be kept on the beach. The camp day will start in with reveille at o. clock, followed by setting up exercises and a plunge in the lake. Breakfast : is at o'clock and tent inspection is l scheduled for 9.80. The morning swim ] begins at Il with dinner at 12.30 O. clock. In the afternoon there will be a rest hour, followed by baseball, swimming and scout activities. Re- treat at 5.30 precedes supper at O. I clock. The evening will be spent around the camp fire, and taps will be sounded at o'clock. s Governor Beeekman received Satur- | day from the acting secretary of state an order containing the new federal oath for the national guard officers | and the new enlistment contract for | enlisted men. The most important changes in the new oath require that the officers shall obey the orders o1 the president of the United States, in l addition to those of the governor o1 the state, and that such officers will support the federal and state consti- tutions against all enemies, foreign and domestic" These changes are brought about by the placing of the national guard under federal supervis- ion.
 The new federal enlistment contract makes numerous changes, important among these being that in addition tc ' L4AS LS5 04e1G l41EGC~y SeI OI411SbI1SUI per- iod, all men are held for a reserve fol a like period of three years.
 I This will make it necessary, 1t is understood, for all men to take out { new enlistment contract, and take tht new oath which it contains. 1t pro. new contract will receive credit fol that portion of their active term whicl they have already served.
 
 
 of being the "6Iacl< Sam'' seen by Mel low who was convicted of murder, il connection with the killing of thre, men in a railroad shack at Kingston was arrested Saturday night by Sher if John R. Wilcox, at his home fl Kingston. He is charged with tn larceny of two bicycles, the propert, 2 of Rhode Island State College students Walter c. Irons and Clarence Fl. Par l1er, and which were left in front O the fraternity house, Friday night. H colored preacher. At the trial of Mel low, three sons, identified by tn ! preacher, were told to stand up fl , court and see of Mellow could pic the chap he claimed to have seen il the vicinity of the shanty of death ol the night of the triple murder. Neithe were identified, and each was ready t prove alibl.
 The graduating exercises of St. Mi . chaePs Paroehial schcoI were held O Sunday afternoon in St. MichaeP church. The services consisted of tn . benediction, the accompanying hymn being sung by the graduating clasl Rev, J. J. Fitzgerald, pastor gave a address to the graduates and presente l the diplomas There was a large con { gregatfon. The address Of Fathe esll Hic tEtna