Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-19
AFTER RECRUITS IN WESTERLY
Travelling Party of the U. s. N. Coming TomorowPos Office, Drug Store and Saloon Bradford Burgarized Over $10,50O Contributed for Y. M C. ,A.-Pistol Practice Follows Sunday Hike of Consabulary and Sem try Corps-Death of Mrs. John L. Crandall

The travelling recruiting party of the United States navy will be in Wester- iy Tuesday in charge of Chief Quarter master Edward F, Fenerly and under command of Lieutenant W. G. Han ,lum. The party will begin it's tour Jf Rhode Island and Bristol county, Mass, in an endeavor to stimulate re-
 ruiting for. the navy. The members Ji the party are thoroughly equipped
 D answer all questions relating to en-
 -stment in the. navy. will accept re-
 ruits and do everything possible to
 hcourate enlistment. The advantages Jf the navy, the position" it offers and sbe pay, together with the various .4tings. will be explained in speeches and talks by members of. the travelling party. The entative itinerary ar ranged by Lieutenant Hannum is as
 Block Island Nov f9, Westerly 20
 ast Greenwich 21, Auburn P -23 Ma
 ok 24-25, Pascoag 27-3s, Slatersvillc onsdale 5-6; Valley Falls 7-s. Central Falls 10-11, Pawtucket 12-13. East Providence r.. Riverside IS, Warren 19, Bristol 20, Tiverton 21, North Attic boro B, Attleboro 26-27,- Mansfield 2s,
 There is demand for recruits for the navy in practically every line. Men are wanted for the aviation branches as
 
 attendants, and en1istments will be taken in nearly every branch of the service. Every trade. or occupation has its trade in the navy, and men possessing special qualifications are sure of good "a tings and high wages. A new wage schedule is in effect which provides advanced pay for majority of the. branches of the ser vice.
 Burglars are burgiarizine in inc village of Bradford. which is within the police jurisdiction of the town of Westerly. Friday night the Vars drug, store and postoffice and the Gervasinf saloon were entered; entrance being gained to each place in the same manner, by the removal of a, window pane. At the Vars store in the post office section only Is pennies were postage sta mps not being disturbed. In the drug store the burglars made a general ransack, and took away. watches. razors, fountain pens cigars and candy, all to the value of about $75. Also 50 pennies that were left in the cash register. It is believed that there were two or moTe engaged in the burglary and that they were in, no hurry to leave the store, as they, ate ice cream and smoked cigars. leav-; ing the butts on the counter. This is the second time within four months that the Vars store has been visited bS. - H. the highest grade Of safety Ia zors were taken in preference to razors' of cheaper grade. The total loss to inc store by both burglaries will total $150- There is reason to believe that the burglars arc not strangers, but are residents of the village and familiar with the local conditions.
 At the Girvasini saloon cigars. cigar cites and about g in pennies were taken. The 4burglaries- were reported Saturday morning to the Westerly po- lice department. Sergeant West act - ing chief, during the vacation of Chief Brown, went to Bradford and made inquiries and investigation: concerning the burglaries 44
 Up to Saturday night the Red Fri. was increased in Rhode Island to the sum of s315,0T8.20, and. of this amour. $10 57S.95 was contributed by West erly of the allotment of $14.310. By lows: Providence. s15e,12o.44: Paw tucket, $S7,2117.3o; Woonsocket $23 = 496. 49: Newport. s19.6S0; Westerly, s10 57S.s5: Bristol, $457s75: Pawtuxet Valley, $3,964.97: South Kingston. $2- 76S-5s: Warren, '$1 ,056.sS; East Green wich, s2.62o.6o.. se
 The monument of the states of Rhode Island and Massachusetts to dedicated in Little Crompton Saturday with elaborate ceremonies. Colonel Sisson was in command of the Fifth Rhode Island. (which under his leader ship ran a confederate blockade on the Pamlico river and brought, relief to the garrison of Fort Washington. which was nearly bxhausted In this fort were the 27th and 44th Massa- chusettS. regiments. This. daring act engendered the most cordial relations between the Massachusetts and Rhode Island forces. When the colonel died both states. made appropriations for the joint erection of memorial ro his honor. s-fa
 The monument, which is entirely a product of Rhode Island art, was de- signed by Henri Schondart of Provi- dence. the bronze figure and commem- ham company and the granite pedestal was quarried and cut in Westerly by the New England Granite company.
 With Judge Doran Sresidina,. the November term of the superior court for Washington county will convens today at Kingston At this session it is expected that Michael Shannon who was supply sergeant at Fort Creole, wiH be tried for the murder of his brother in Jaw, Robert A. ParlSin- son, at Saunderstown Another case of interest is that against Miss Alice sargent of Watch Hill and Brookline, Mass, charged with manslaughter Her automobile, which she was operating on the Watch Hill road, struck and fatally injured a caddie, Cornelius 4. Shea. These. ca ses were down for trial at the last session, but were continued. It is understood that Miss Sargent has avoided a civil suit by the pay ment of $2,5o0-- to the parents of the Shea boy. = :-sa.s =s... S=S-+s
 New actions at law are as follows: | Oliver E.. Vars vs the N.s T., N, H. & l H. Railroad company. 5. Davis, Smith l & Shepard. .s.'.s. = <s --s
 Oliver Vars vs.,. N. r., N. H. & H. l