Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-12
Local Laeonies.

Today fFriday, the Third district court coavenes at Westerly.
 More help is required in the surgical dressings department of the Westerly
 cha pter. Red Cross.
 Charles J. Nichols. employed in in White Rock with a severe attack of grip.
 Capt Donald G. Cottrelf of Westerly now stationed at Camp Devens:, had his automobile delivered to him Thurs day. --z-
 Oscar C. stott and family closed their summer home at Pleasant View Thursday and are at their winter home in Westerly.
 The Westerly constabulary will turn out in full strength this evening and parade with the Westerly Veteran Firemen's association.
 Miss Edith Carr. graduate nurse of Beverly, Mass. is spending vaca- ton at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. John T. Carr, in Westerly,
 B company, Fawcatuck. Capt. Silel- by Nicholas, Connecticut Home guard. will participate in the regimental pa rade and faf presentation in New London Sunday.
 Rhode Island coast artillery com panies have been relieved from can tonment guard duty at Aver and re- turned to their stations in forts of NdITdSdHSetS DdS.
 Deputy Sheriff Frederick T. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell started. Thursday morning for an automobile trip through Massachusetts, New Hamp- shire and Vermont
 A young man recently exempted f.om military duty, while driving his Immaculate Conception. struck small boy and knocked him down. No seri- GUS effect resulted.
 Chief Cottreu sent out the Rhode Island Ones in response to a still alarm Sweeney house in Spring. stsaet. No damage. Clothes hanging near . stove took fire and emitted much smoke
 Norman Blanchard. a member. of Budlong post, G. A. R., died Wednes- day afternoon at his home on Me viYed by Mrs. Blanchard: daughter and a brother. Thomas Blanchard.
 A special brand of cigars. formerly SIX for 25 cents. later at five cents straight, are now selling for six cents apiece There has been raise by the manufacturers to meet the war tax ard 8 a thousand added. making the wholesale price g a thousand
 At the regular meeting of the West erly Historical society Thursday even ing Isaac CundalI of Mystic a Civil War veteran. read an interesting paper on The Underground Railroad. re- hinder of slavery days Several new members were enrolled ill the society.
 The amount of Liberty loan bonds to Westerly is ss5o 5eo and of this sum only SPA, $50 has been The local committee is conducting an active canvass and it is expected the full amount will be -sua5- scribed within the next 16 days, the time limit. -~
 Rev. Clayton A. Burdick will supply Toa. mi Sf church. Great Neck, Waterford, S1.ur- day morning. The pulpit of the Paw catuck Seventh Day Baptist church will be supplied by Superintendent Simpson of the Rhode Island Anti 1 Saloon league.
 The dunning poster to delinquerts in ] the Red Cross campaign has been 1 oblfterated from the signboard sur I with an. i!lun,;nated Ameri- l can flag at the. postoff1ce, entrance to | Wilcox park. Now the board contains !! all appeal to patriotism by subscribing | to the Liberty loan.
 Frank Fernett,s for more than two | years manag ger of the B1iven opera | rouse. who has secured the New Eng land rights fo- the production of the | Brothers Byrnre Eight Bells in ami 1 pictures; now at the. Bliven op- era house has resigned and will leave | W ester;y Sa aturday night. He will show 1 Flight Bells in Portland, Me-. beginning | 
 The funeral services of Mrs. John | W. Conant were held Thursday morn ing at her home in Vose street and | were conducted by Rev. John G. Duut- ton, minister of the Broad streer Christian church: Burial was in Can terbury. Conn. the body being taken there. by automobile hearse. The bear ers were. Courtland Collins, Edward eangworthy, Richard Newton and | : ha. rles Fuller, s<