Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-13

| | are gowned in the immaculate Red Cross uniform and visitors are given interesting information of the work. l Ashaway grange won the eompeti- tion in the grange exhibits Tuesday, turning the tables on Ex- Ter grange, which c;-rriee off the honors a year ago, but got second this year, with Richmond third. The government checks for the six months' back drill pay duo members of the coast artillery companies, and for weeks past, were received Wednes-; day by Adjutant General Abbot from. Washing on. They will be sent at once to the bay forts and to other points where the men to whom they belong are stationed.
 General Abbot said that now that the coast arts.1erymen's checks have arrived, there can be little doubt that and the ether mounted commands will be forwarded from Washington short ly.
 The arrival of the money will be whom have a substantial amount com ing to them for drills performed from Jan. 1 to June 30.
 The draft selection board for State Division. No. 1, has certified to State
 
 223 men who have been exempted or discharged from military service Of this number 65 are from Westerly, follows:
 William Alan Broadfoot, Henry G Champlin, Frank E. James. Genneva Guarigila, William B. Opie, Peter J. Conf, Andrew Kochanki, Amodio Si- none, Frank Bocatura. Angelo Moline TO. James. Duff. -Domenico .Albbruzze- SC. George B. Champlin. William H. Burdick. Pasquale Retaco, Sergio Sciancalepore. Frank Falcone. Marina Stravace. Joseph Go&in. Angelo Sal vidio. George H. Champlin. Calaldo santoro: Angelo Paterno, Eugert Pi- Falcone. Michael. A. Juliano. Frances co Regime, Charles M. Smith. Ernesto Rarboza- Henry W. Barnes, Frederick Geneerella, Wunzfoto Vocaturo, Geo. R. Spargo, Genera Terranova, Allen H. Sylvia.
 Antonio l.. Panciera, Pasquale Tus- cano, Angelo Spozato. George La Priove. Antonio Travato, Joseph B. ico GallUscio, Clement J. Sharon, Lor- in G. Mel aren, Thomas j.. Clemens. ! Samuel Cisco, John Lumbardi, Walter i P. Talbot. Bernard P. McQueeney. | John WadeslSy, James Ceranzio. Edfard 1 P. Faulk, Vincenzo Sisco, James E. i s. Archie, Amos Russell. Alexander : Rosso. Raffaele De Simono, Pasquale l .eonesta, ePter Olichowik and Frank | Hepry CrandaH- The recent transfer deeds of real es- late in Westerly received for record ] by Town Clerk Everett E. Whipple are ], IS follows: Thomas Thatcher ct ux to Golf club. lot between Atlantic Ocean and Ocean View high way; same tR same. lot south side sr to Federal Felting company, lot vest side Canal street; Junver Catto to Francesca Falco ct ux. house and lot s-est side Bradford and Westerly highway. Bradford; Isaac T. Starr ct TX. to Mary w. Lippincott. lot west 'ide Everett avenue, Watch Hill: Jo- 'eph S. GriIls (by Deputy Sheriff Frederick T. MitchelD to James A Dunn, house and lot south side Canal street; Mary E. Hall to Martha A. i, Chapman, lot east side Watch Hill 'oad. Avondale; Angelo M. Guarina to Tenita, Renve. three lots in Columbus arc. house and lot, west side Wester- y and Bradford highway. Bradford: Pignataro to Carmino Man redo house and lot west side Westerly md Bradford highway, Bradford; frank Scira to Andrew Sammataro ct K, undivided one-half interest in louse and lot east side Canal street; ohh J. Merrill to Howard E. Thorpe, ot at Potter Hill; Carbeta Quattro- noni to Luigi Gollano ct ux. three ots in Central Park; John M Brown ng to Walter B. Allen lot on east side f Ocean View highway, Watch Hill: ames Trotter to Louis H. Hasse, lot tt Napatree Point.