Norwich bulletin., 1917-11-02

No. l. which includes W eSterly ana the rest of Washington county and specifies that the registrants appear for examination next morning at the town hall in East Greenwich. The division has of the fourth increment, rep resenting the remaining Is per cent. yet to go into the national army camp. So at the present time there is 8 shortage of i9 men. Of the llS men sent to camp in the three contingents r. have been discharged for physical disa bility. The division also lost two men in cases that were reopened ana discharges granted by the district
 The names selected for examination and the order of liability follow:
 Clifford B. Newton, Bradford.
 Cosin1o Pezzo. Westerly.
 Robert Pierson Graves, Wakefield.
 Rosa rio Turrisi. Pea cedale.
 Raymond H. Potter. Westerly.
 John Wall Northup. Wickford.
 Albert Maenpae. Westerly
 Charles H. Matteson West Green wich.
 John Edward Casey. Peacedale.
 Tadenz Skorozva White Rock.
 James Joseph Murtagh. Shamrock.
 William l.. Sampson. Slocum.
 Benjamin Waite Case. Jr.. Wakefield.
 Arthur Forest Anderson. Westerly.
 Natale Perrone. Westerly.
 IeOTge W alkeJ " IieelDtk- " 1ShlOI
 Angelo Sicilian. Westerly.
 Robert J. Donnelly, West Kingston
 John G. Potter. Peacedale.
 Edward H. Chase. Westerly.
 Arthur Alvin Rathbun Richmond.
 Iyronfslaw Zega, Hope Valley.
 Fred s. Phillips. Lafayette.
 John A. Rose, Slocum.
 Bert Cordin, Woodville.
 Wendell Fl. F. Northup. Wickford.
 Samuel C11isradio. Westerly.
 Everett l.. DakiD. AshaWay.
 Benjamin c. Cfavttt. C'harlestown.
 William Joseph Wright, Peacedale.
 Charles R. .!cslin Exeter.
 Gerar1o Cordini. Westerly.
 Oliver H. Stedman, Peacedale. Harold Emanuel Miller. Westerly. q
 Dalton l.. Edwards. Canonchet.
 John Waslay Stanton. Jr.. Peacedale.
 Lloyd W. Willard. Westerly.
 Michael Turi=co. Narra gansett Pier.
 Paul Surprise, Allenton.
 Antonio Spino. Westerly.
 Joseph Lagrotta. Westerly.
 Edward M. Brennan. sPeacedale.
 Raymond Douglas Taylor. Westerly : Thomas J.. Conroy, Hamilton.
 Fred B. Walton. Alton Timothy Francis O'Hearn, Nara ga nsett Pier.
 Joseph l., Cayer. Alton. Tony Cappuccio Westerly.
 Joseph Grover Briscoe, Narra gansett Pier.
 Norman Hale Whitehead. Providence
 Frank Lester Smith, Hope Vallf!.
 J. Albert Burton: East Greenwich.
 Giovanni Ruga, Westerly.
 Frederick Cyrus Buffun1, Jr., West erly.
 - John A. Carroll, Bradford
 Howard Hazard Bateman, East Greenwich.
 Edgar Potter Maxson, Westerly. Francis s. Madison East Greenwich. Eusebe Chauvin. White Rock
 Angelo F. Peirce,< East Greenwich. C:aspare Parente, Peacedale.
 Rudolph Lepper, Westerly.
 Arthur Everett Pollock. Wakefield
 Rev. Stephen Bishop Chapman, Al lerfton.
 Vincenzo Zanni. Peacedale.
 William ]. .Dower. Westerly.
 Frederick c. Assmus, Watch Hill.
 James Whitman Shippee. Wakefield
 Joseph MuraIlo. Westerly
 Harry King. Bradford.
 Silss N. StImson. Hathorne." Mass = Joseph, De Simone. Westerly.
 Da nial J. Carey. Westerly,
 Albert Marsden; Bradford.
 Samuel Raiznan. Westerly.
 Leon Adelbert Barden. Peacedale.
 Benjamin Francis Sherman, West 
 John Albert Pawson. Westerly.
 Harry A Soloveitzi Westerly
 George A. Wise, Watch Hill. Waiter Lawrence, Narragansett Pier.
 Thomas W. McGowan, Kenyon.
 James Edward Sykes. IT,. Peacedale.
 Maurice l.. Barber. Hope Valley.
 Joseph Wadesky Westerly
 William Elliott Martin, Westerly.
 Charles Starr Barker. Westerly.
 Maurice Hudson Bransfeld, West erly. Frank Giorno.s. Westerly. <,
 Frank Minakin. Bradford.
 Ernest Cole Stone, Kingston.
 John Larsen. tWakefeld.- ., Carn1io Cassavja, Westerly. William A.eF'rancise East Greenwich Josef Nadolney, Hope. Valley. Leon St. John Chapman Westerly. Paul R. Arnold, ~.AHenton. 2 Manual. F. Alves. Providence.
 Charles F.. Vaughan. Westerly. ,Larhoned esral boat Montana, aground on the edge of. the channel in Eet Pawcatuek river, near Westerly, s to be xrenpved under the direction t the federal government: by the T. A.ssSeott company Inc. of. New Lon ,siving blocks shipped by the Smith frantic com pany of Westerly to the .eopoie company. New York, and vEich were also a abandoned. the vessel md cargo, being taken over. by the government. and which forms part If the contra ctor's remuneration. The ,.ds call for not only the removal of he wreck but also it's disposal. There were two bids received by the war at the United States en- ,ineers' office in New London.
 The bid of CT arles N. Johnston was T 800. and specified that the pavinS ,iocks would, be. removed and rke anal boat be raised intact
 The T. A Scott company bid. which was accepted. fixed the price for the rAr1f fo 14 will endeavor to pump out the craft. then unload carso and either sell hull or dispose of it at sea or cn land. If the hull will not pump put. the cargo will be removed by divers, then the hull will be broken up and iHposed of at sea or on land. With Inc disposal of the cargo the Scott company contract will amount to be- tween IS 900 and $9,00O
 President William L. Clarke presided at a meeting of the board of managers If the Seventh Day Baptist Missionary