Norwich bulletin., 1918-02-02
WESTERLY PATROLMAN DROPS DEAD
Police Sergeant Edwin E. West 59 Expires Suddenly After Tussle With Resisting Prisoner Examination of Regis srants Today-Chef Brown Recovers Is Out of 60 Stolen Tires and Arrests Antone Teressa--Governor Beekman Defers Visit to February 2lst.

by reports of the secretary and treas urer and from workers in China, South America and home fields. It was voted to appropriate $163 year in aid of the church at Salemville, Pa, to the Cartwright church, Wisconsin, and the Grand Marsh, Wisconsin.
 Notice was given of the donation by Mir. and Mrs. August Sepp of Dodge Center, Minn., of choice building lot in the city of Minneapolis. The safe arrival of Missionary Sinclair in China was announced.
 Three of the four savings districts that have exceeded the auo.a of thrift stamp agencies are in Washington county. District iNo. g, comprising Charlestown, Hopkinton, Exeter and Richmond, heads the list with 40 agen- cies, or 1905 per cent. of it's quota of 21. District No. il, Westerly, is second with 63, or 1854 per cent. of it's quota of S4. District No. 8, Narragansett, North Kingstown and South Kings town, follows with 1927 per cent.
 The only other district to reach it's total is the Third, composed of Cran- ston, Foster, Johnson and Scituate
 with 1924 per cent.
 Dr.. John L. May of the examining board of State Division No. 1, assisted I by Drs. Seahlon, Payne and Pagan, will examine these registrants at tue town hall today, beginning at 10 a. ra.: | Irving A. Abby, James H. Bailey, John R. Barber, Clarence E. Baton, l Clifford L. Baton, Rossie Ellsworth
 Batty, Alfred Battye Charles ". Bo- gan, John w. Brady, William S. Brown ing, William J. Champlin, Francis Charbenneau, Nathan A. Collins, Jr.,
 Bert Corbin Bert Cornell Nicolo Cos-
 tagna, Ebenezer James Crockett, Mi
 chae1 J. Crowley Samuel s. Culley, 1 Henry T. Donovan, John A. Donahue Attillo De Maddalena. Thomas P. Ea-
 gan, Innicenza Falvia, Samuel A.
 Fenner, Walter l.. Fiddes, Jesse A
 Fletcher, Waldo Ansel Gardiner, Louis M. Goldberg, Lester Fl. Gordon, John Baptiste Gouvin, Antonio Grabielle
 Howard Arnold Greene. Seabury Will bur Holmes, Fred A. Jones, Archibald B. Kenyon, Samuel Leiboff, Miehale
 Luzzo, Joseph F. Lynch, George c
 Mitchell, Frank E. oConner, Petel
 Pahkowsli Orine II. Parker, Arthur
 Peehfe. Walter F. Perkins. Frank Yer.
 ", Joseph Pickering, Frank A. Pom.
 fret Charles Prince, Omef Proulx
 litdCOt LDdIu A. " TtOUO
 tham Bernardo Rots ndi Joseph Safhe
 Albertus H. Saunders, Edwin L. Saw
 yer, James Smith, George Benjamin
 Spargo, Hnrold Lewis 5tedford, Davit
 Lee Stillmah, Frank E. Sweet, Clareno,
 H. Tefft. Salvatore Trama, Angel, , Urso, Wilfred Brown Utter. Cosint Vuoro, Charles Blanchard Wilkinson Albert Rudd of the Connecticut stat | police, who hes been at work on tn ! tire robbery committed at the Backu Tire mart in Mystic, Nov. 31, whei more than 50 automobile tires wer taken, was in Westerly Thursday afi
 with Police Chief Brown did sofn work Oh the case. Chief Brown con
 tinued the sleuth work Friday and re covered 15 of the tires and took thei present owner, Antoie Teressas for
 mer jitney driver, into custody. H made no arrest but held Teressa fo