Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-10

Kingston tomorrow.
 There is to be a vigorous no-n. cense campaign in Westerly and Ston.
 ington during the present month.
 The Westerly band will give con.
 certs on Monday and Thursday even. | ings of this week in Wilcox park. l Rt. Rev. Bishop Milan confirmed 8 l class in St. Mary's church, Stoning- | ton, Rev. J. E. O'Brien, pastor, Sun day morning.
 William Cullen and Harold Sherman of South Kingston, have joined the
 aviation corps and have been ordered
 to Fort Slocum.
 for the army camp, at Aver Mass, was given a gold watch by fellow employees
 at the Atwood plant, Stonington. | Arrangements are being made for a parade of all drafted men of Rhode Is- | land in Providence September 18th
 when $40 of them will entrain for Aver, Mass.
 The Stonington warden and bur- gesses have confirmed the reelection of Chief Engineer Ed P. Teed and As sistant Charles D. Main of the>fire de- partment.
 Harold Dickens Livingstone of the Washington Trust company, is spend ing two weeks vacation at the home of the parents of Mrs. Livingston, at Warwick Neck.
 The Westerly High school has no physical instructor this term, and Dr. Harold Rogers has consented to coach the football team. He had football ex- perience at Westerly, Amherst and Providence.
 pr. Malford W. Thewlis of Wake field has been commissioned first lieutenant in the medical corps and ordered to Boston to the military X-ray school conducted by Major George Thewlis.
 Dr. Edwin R. Lewis landed another big striped bass off Watch Hill Satur- day. This one 36 1-2 pounds. He caught one Thursday that tipped the scales at 29 1-2 and one on Friday weighing IA pounds.
 A plan is being considered to have the Rhode Island State Board of Health do the sanitation work of the com lieved this work can be done and at a great saving to the state.
 Rev. Brewer G. Boardman, of King ston, will supply the pulpit of the Baptist church in Hope Valley for sev- eral Sundays, and commenced last Sunday. He was a former" pastor of the church.
 and windows of the Dunns Corners school house Thursday morning be- fore daylight, did not confine their depredations to that building. They all d house in Wakefield.
 The absence of special trains during the Kingston fair will prove an in convenience to the people of Wash ington county and beyond. The cost to Westerly people will be fourteen cents more than last year and with practically no accommodations.
 A petition bearing the required num- Der of signatures calling for a vote on the license question in the town of has been filed with Town Clerk Elias B. Hinclzly. It contains ington borough 60; Pawcatuck, 160; Mystic 115.
 c. A. Dolan, former teacher of science in the Stonington High school, who has been helping out in his old po- sita0n by iz reason or his successor, tG MT S10 in gold by members of the senior class. MT. Dolan is now of the facul- ty of the Ansonia High school.
 c Company, Home Guard, of Pawca- tuck, Captain Shelby Nicholas, hil<ed to the North Stonington fairgrounds there until Sunday evening. Besides ] the ordinary drills the men practised | night guard and outpost duty. There ! were many visitors to the camp Williams of Stonington commander of | the battalion, with which Company c | is connected. l
 The longest single line sign in the | world is in the village of Ashaway and was finished on Friday by Frank | of Westerly. It is 660 feet in | length and bears the words "Ashaway | Line and Irvine Mfg. Co.," The letters ! are five feet high and some are sev- enteen feet wide. This sign was originally 44O feet long and then con- ceded by trade journals to be the !! longest in existence. The addition in creased the length 220 feet.