Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-14
WESTERLY

l half over, and at the monday meet ing of the executive committee and team captains at the Colonial club on Wednesday, it was announced that 3 bout half the minimum allotment to W eSterly, of $25,000 had been placed in the war chest. It was stated that there was good reason to believe that before the week ends that the district will go over the top, as usual, anu that special effort was being made to have $50, 900 to Westerly's credit The cessation of hostiiities along the pat tie front on the eleventh hour Of the eleventh day of the eleventh month. and the succeeding celebration, tend I ed to retard the progress of the war chest campaign at the commencement, but now. that the excitement has sub !. sided, impetus is given the lpaign to raise a substantial fund for the l comfort and recreation of the men in l service, and who can now enjoy the l benefits more satisfactorily than when l engaged in action, or in preparation 1 for battle. Several liberal contribu l tions have been received, enc of the wealthiest residents is said to have contributed $1,0oe, and it was an nounced Wednesday, that Charles A. Morgan, whose wife died from inffuen- "a, contracted while administering to the poor and sick during the recent epidemic, had contributed $409. The committee expects that everybody in the district will give according to his means. Give. is the slogan of the campaign, and if all do their patriotic duty Westerly will continue to De in the front line of war work.
 Carl V. Hrue<er, of Westerly, enlist ed in the United States Naval Aux Hilary Reserves, Merchant Marine. is home from a trip to Cuba in ner- chant vessel, standing watch on the round trip with the officers This part of the sea service is required prefim- mary to and a part of the examina ton required in the service. He will go to New York Friday and take an examination for admission to the off, cers' training school at Pelham Bay.
 Many from Westerly will go to Providence to witness the parade of Mothers of Fighting Men. which will be held at noon, in connection with the war chest drive. The Shrine band will head the parade. From enroll mentS received one mother I6 years old with four sons in the service, will walk in the parade. Two women will participate who have five sons in ser vice, 22 with four sons. Al with three sons, 341 with two sons. and sol with one son in the service. This number ] will be materially increased before the 1 procession is formed
 Seven divisons will compose the pa rade. The first will be mothers whose 1 sens have died in the service. the ! second, mothers with five sons in ser l vice, third, mothers with four sons; | foul tn, mothers with three sons: fifth. l mothers with two sons sixth, mothers with one son. The seventh will be l composed of mothers physically una 1 ble to march, who will ride ill auto 1 mobiles.
 Although peace is near, fifty men of State Division, No. 1, have been or dered under the selective service law, between the age of 19 and 3S. to re- port for physical examination at the 1 town hall in Westerly, at a30 this
 Westerly-Frank Cardomosa, Ever ett N. McQuaide, Charles L. Tray is Jr., Howard c. Davis, Frank F. Dodge, Harry F. Ledward William A l Eurdick. Charles p. CrandaIl, Walter 1 ". Rhodes, Dominic A. AlbamobG
 Earl S. Gavitt, Owen Scot Thomas i r. Dortcn. Charles w. Thornton, Ed ward c. McNeIly Edward J. Fenelon Jr, William W, Pfka. John E. Bur
 dick, Eusebius 2. Wilkes Benjamin, F. Peckham, Amos S. Burdick, AbI'a-
 ram C. Magni, Joseph ". Gafney
 Gordon Chauncey, Joseph Berna sconi
 Andrew S Keller, William J. Bliven
 Joseph Capalbo, Samuel Gacciono ant
 James A. Proulx
 Lafayette-Fr L. Matteson.
 Hope Vallev-E!iot ,'. Avery anc Charles r. Eidredge
 West Kingston Frank II. Freese.
 Peace Da'e-Charies W Maine
 RockvilIe-Elner L. Gordon ant
 Eenry E. Jenks.
 Carolina-Orrin c. Cole.
 Siocurl-Zebulon H. Gardner
 Kingston-Charles W. Wilcox ant
 John B. Michaels.
 Alton-F'rank x Conroy.
 Arcadia-Stephen B. Rathbun
 These Westerly jurors have beer summonsed to the superior cour
 which convenes at Kingston Monday
 James Fiddes, Thomas D. Edwards
 Stanley W. Edwards. Peter c. Brodfe
 grand jurors; Frank B Livingstone
 David A. Lowry, James o. Lynch, Le.
 c. Nye. Nelson W. Hines, Max Novo groski, F, Samuel Nardone. petit jur
 ors.
 The Westerly Odd Ladies' officer
 were installed, following a suppe
 given in Mechanics hall. The officer are: Edith C. Williams, noble lady Nellie Wood. vice-l lady; Annie James past lady: Alma Anderson, senior rep resentative; Flora Ennis junior rep
 resentatiVe: Sarah Pascoe, chaplain Alice Mackenzie recording secretary . Hattie Brown financial secretary
 Charlotte Pugh, treasurer; Emm; Nulthup, conductor; Emma Wilcox
 right assistant; Eliza Ingham, left as
 sistant: Mary Harper, guardian: Ett Hazard, senior warden; Mary Taylol
 junior warden; Carrie Greenman lad l reporter.
 Local Laconics.
 Marine intelligence is now permis ' sible and it is no violation of conf dence to report the arrivals and de f paItures from Westerly Via the Paw catuck river
 [ Local societies are planning vic ' tory celebrations in their neetin places.
 With the entry of no license the,
 Is liability of an increase in incor - pOrated clubs organized for the pro I motion of social and literary work"
 The declaration of peace is sure t ' he celebrated in Westerly, but n7inu
 the purloining of property of valu :, to increase the volume of the bonfrl In this correspondence in Tuesday - Bulletin it read Wart Chest; not $ :. pad when read aloud
 Though still in his minority Micha,
 J. Mccarthy, Jr., has been wounde ', in action. His fathers consent wa y y necessary before his enlistneu
 There's true patriotism in the McCa1 q thy family.
 Frank Ahern and Court B. Biive o have done and are still doing the a tit in patriotic publicity in Westerl, : To date there has not been but or
 arrest in Westerly for bootlegsing. an