Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-04


 l 1856, New Haven. Conn nov4d death of his brother. William A. Far rell- who died in Groton and whose funeral was held from the home of the postmaster in Spruce street. Mir. Far rell was born in Westerly, the son of Mary and the late Andrew Farrell. He 1 learned the trade of stone cutter and was engaged in business with his | father under the fire name of Andrew l Farrell and. Sons, and was former secretary of the Westerly branch of the Granite Manufacturers associa- | tion. About ten years ago, eJhen dem | ocrats controlled the Westerly town council, Mr. Farrell was appointed superintendent of health Like his l father, he was a consistent democrat, | and party worker, and was rewarded by appointment as postmaster sue ceeding Charles J. Butler He was | commissioned postmaster June A, 1916, and has proven a competent and courteous official. He had the es- teem and respect of the whole people. l Mir. Farrell vas a member of NarTa- gansett council, Knights of Column bus.
 He is survived by his wife, and a young daughter, his mother, three l brothers Herbert and Edward Far rell of Westerly, now lieutenant in { the medical corps of the United States army and assigned to the British army in France, md three sisters. Mrs. Ed ward Coleman of Westerly. Mrs. Wal ter D. Fitzpatrick of Providence, and Miss Helen Farrell of Westerly. Seventy four registrants of State Division No "a hnnn 0Pdnrp6 fO report for physical examination at the town hall in Westerly today. They will be examined by Drs. Scanlon, Briggs, Hillard, Webster, Duckwirth and Met l calf. Those to be examined are: WesteH1y--John De Fanico, Charles J. Mccarthy, Lorenzo l.. Mattera, Wilfred P. F'rechette, Frank Pasetri oJhn R. Burke. Joseph Cozzolino l Edward W. Smith, Edward F. Crow ley, Lewis R. Mcclellan Charles P. Cottrell, Jr., Louis R. Ratacco. An thony R. RUisi William J. Jessiman Jack Nardone, Arthur 3. Dioune Frank Manfred, Thomas F. Patton Pasquale D. Uzzo Nicola Marchi- ano, James E. Dowd, Jr., Edwin B i Stillman, Carl E. Burdick, Frank J. l Cam, Robert Lo Priore, Vincent Nal tese, Samuel A. Maine Thomas E Ramon, Robert Valentine Calvin D. Collins, Arthur AI Mills, Harrison E. Johnson, Donald s. Barber, Charles w Austin, Noah l.. Ashworth, An tonic Genesa. Harold C. Lanphear Claudio A. Comoh.
 Potter Hnl-F1oyd E. Still, Hugh I Miller, Jr
 Hope Valley-John R. Clark, AL bert Remington.
 Branford Frederick WErele Frank Serra, Charles [. Peckham jr., Arthur Panceria, John Ray. | Saunderstown--Cha :. Arendt. l GeorgiavilIc-Moses Le Valley. Wyoming A. Greene, Harry | Marshall Frank L. Wood l Kenyon-Rowland H. Weeden l Kingston-Roger A. Sherman, Mar iano Silvi Augustus Davis Jr. | Woodville-John J. A. Dawley. | Canonchet-Oliver Sabjnz. Hope Valley-Wilfred X -'almer Carolina Ernest c. Champion, l Otis R. Taylor.
 Shamrock Frederick A. Foster.
 RocllviIle--Clifford H., Ea mer, Wi.
 fred L. Kenyon.
 Weeden Station-Joseph 3>esfaris Slocum-George E. Wilbur 1 West Kingston-Ralph < Moore Watch Hi!i-W. Porter Hoxi". i Arcadia-FIiram c. Wright, Charles | w. Sherman
 l It was an avoidabIe accident tha! I wrecked the automobile of Harod Vars and injured Tony O;oto on the 1 Bradford road. Saturday night at f 1 o'clock. AIr. Vars was 7r.vina 10 wards Westerly and saw two mcr w':lkirs or the left sid, of the Ugh way As he approached he two m4r 1 went Gt ectly in front Of the machlne | In his attempt to avoid hiCsiug tine 1 mon Vars dltched his aut0nl 1biln an( | smashed into a fence. DiotC k ;pt goinc t' the right in the same direcriCn tht alto was heading, and was struck 1 Both of Divoto's legs were injured ant l the automobile was considerably wrecked. Dr. Scanlon w@o was cali ed had DiotJ sent to The Rhode Is. land hospital
 Local Laconics
 Karl G. Stillman. son of Mir. an+ | Mrs. Alberti R. Stillmar. i54 Wes
 Bread street, Pawcatuc9. has beer missioned a second lieutenant in th' | ordnance corps.
 Mrs. John Lang was taken to Law. renee hospital New Lordon, Friday I
 Merton l.. Stott, for several years
 bookkeeper at Drysdale's, and an in
 timate frien1 of Major Arthur N | Nash, now in the military service, i! | employed in the Nash store
 Tt is not a case of stand by thu 1 president, but stand by the democrats
 in Tuesdays election" remarked prominent republican of Westerly. or
 Saturday. That same gentleman 2 few minutes declared he would vot, for the democratic nominee for stat,
 senator, and not the regular republi
 can nomin.e. When reminded. h.
 said: ITO hell with political consisten
 cy."
 The main part of no license pas
 ters sent to Westerly have been de
 leted before posting. because the pres
 ident of the United States was give
 prominence thereon.
 Westerly High School tam defeat ed the Wheeelr School at football, O
 Friday afternoon. fl to 0
 Harold Earl Thompson and Mis- Stella Amelia Gagnon. were marie Saturday evening by Rev. F. Stewa1
 Kinley. They were attended by Mir! r Anna Gilman and Louis Nicolai Dr. J. A. Nichols. of London, deliv cred a strong address in favor C , no-license at a union meeting in tn l First Baptist church, Sunday even
 inf
 ing.
 Through the efforts of James ( Hammond. secretary of the New Lon
 don Chamber of Commerce, the locs
 train for New London frorn Westerl
 leaves at 6.06 a. m.
 , Arthur Frechette, wounded v France, who has been under treatmeI
 in the army hospital at Cape May, al 2 rived home on furlough, Saturday af