Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-21
APPEAL IN WESTERLY WILL CASE
Broher of George w Gorton Obects to Probatms of Lat ter's will Coroners Finding Murder in Thomas D. Main Death Rod and Gun Club's of6cers Joseph H. Jevsett nl-Wage Increase at Bradford

Pawcatuck rivers. There are, thriving cadet societies in New London, Groton,
 Noank. Mystic and stonington bor- ough.
 The school pupils of Westerly do Guild contest None are prize vim ners and none are among the honor ably mentioned. They didn't com pete.
 A tea was given by Miss Emma Langwcrthy for the benefit of the g. i D. B. society of Pawcatuck at the home Of her parents, MT and Mira 1 Albert H. Langwcrthy in Elm street, Thursday evening.
 Mrs. Annie Broadfoot of Westerly has received acknowledgement of the receipt of so by the Dalbeattie Red Cross society from Westerly and Troy.
 $50 for a Daibeattie bed and s10 for
 smokes for Dalbeattie TerritoriaIs. The annual rally of rhe Westerly local union of Christian Endeavor will be held in the Pawcatuck Seventh Day
 Baptist church next Thursday. On- l cers will be elected and Rev. B. A.
 Witter Of Hopkinton will give an ad- dress.
 At the annual meeting of the Rhode Island Horticultural society, Prof. Harlan H. York was reelected pres- ident. Dr. Burt l.. Hartwell. director of the experiment station at the Rhode
 Island State college spoke on Chem | istry of the Garden
 Congressman Kennedy has submit ted to the house resolutions from the executive board of the Rhode Island Federation of Women's Clubs. repre-
 senting over 4,000 women. urging the enactment of the Heating bill for fed- era1 regulation of child labor. In the house an amendment has been offered to the Inland Fisheries act, which prohibits the taking of black bass between March and July 1, or at any time having a black bass
 less than ten inches in possession.
 The proposed penalty is $15 per fish. Tn the absence of Senator Louis
 W. Arnold of Westerly. by reason of
 sickness. Senator Littlefeld of Block Island reported favorable action of the
 committee on education in the act amending the act incorporating the Watch Hill Chapel society of Wester- 1y. Calendar.
 1 Representative Albert H. Langwor- thy of Westerly has presented res- o1ution appropriating $545.66 to pay for the services of Everett A. Kings ley of Westerly as special commission
 CT to adjust boundary line between Rhode Island, Connecticut and Massa-
 chusetts. Referred to finance commit tee.
 Thomas Mckenzie superintendent
 of the Westerly works. and who has
 been engaged in the preliminary work for a sewerage system, will not make his report to the next meeting of the Westerly board of trade. He will not
 even attend the meeting, as he has prior engagement elsewhere. When an official report Is made 1t will probably be made direct to the town council
 or town meeting.
 Before extending call to Rev. Clay I ton A. Burdick of the Pawcatuck Sev- | talof Tlrrr ct -f4 %r. pastor of the Seventh Day Baptist
 church in North Loup. Nebraska, that church gave call to Pastor Shaw to remain with the church for at least another year. He said his resignation
 was final and the call was declined. Pastor Burdick is one of the most popular preachers in the Providence plantations.