Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-30
FIRES IN WESTERLY FRIDAY
Damage Chestnut Street House May Reach Fire Of Tower Sheet--Men Leave For Camp Devens
 Dental Association Elects Of6cers-Governor Ap-
 points Maurice ". Flynn State Council of Defence.

who saw the fire in its incipiency says that the blaze started on the outside of the roof, and if that be so, it was undoubtedly caused by 8 spark from the chimney. However, the fire burn-1 ed rapidly, and the whole rear roof of the house was ablaze when the alarm was sent in. The fremen rendered prompt and effective service.
 Rhode Islands allotment of so1 men selected in order numbers from class 1, of the second draft, left for Camp Deyens, Friday. These men are sum- mcned under authority of the emer- gency call for 9e,e0e men. to replace troops withdrawn from cantonments, pending passage of legislation author izing the provost marshal general to assign quotas for 1918. The thirteen selected from State Division No. 1. arc. Joseph De Simone, Daniel J. Ca- rey and Carmeo Cassavia of Westerly, Rupert Pendleton of Potter It'll, Har- " Walter Greene of Wiekford. Walter L. Wood1nansse Andrea Perretta and Michael F. Doneian of East Green
 wich, Paul R. Arnold of Allenton, Les- ter D. Maine of Peace DaIes Fred H. Edwards of Arcadia, Joseph YFadesky of Hornstranck, Mich, and Giro Ian- dolo of Everett, Mass. The Rhode Island State Board of Public Roads announces that from present indications no light oil can be secured for road oiling and that part of the road work will probably be abandoned All of the large deal CTS declined to bid on the 315. GOO gal Ions of oil called for by the board. for the reason that they could not get the oil. The beard was also unable to get a bid for the full quantity of ment has taken over all the crude oil
 and therefore 1t is impossible to get shipments of tar. 1 A Boston firm subnaitted bid of 1855 cents per gallon on 150,0o0 gall l Ions of tar. which amounts to $27 750. l This is for tine northern part of the state where the concern can make delivery with it's own motor trucks. l The Westerly highway commission
 CTS have contracted with Taunton firm to deliver the material and oil 1 the most travele3 streets of the town
 The state board has awarded con tract to a New York firm for 470 tons of asphalt at $S6 ton. This mater ial is for the federal aid road at Wake field, and for this reason the board will be able to get it-
 l The construction of the Shore road will be completed by July 1, accord l ing to contract This road has beer
 under construction all winter It,was
 a, part of the contract that the blast ing. filling and laying of the feHnda- Ition should be done during the winter when travel was light
 1 Judge Oliver H. Williams held | regular session of the Third distric court Friday. in Westerly The new writs entered were: A. L. Castritiu, tcompany against Wl1bert Clark ant I Sherman Brothers against Frank D I Lawson. The cases of Charles J. But .I Ter against the S. J. Reuter- & Son
 Incorporated, and Thomas E. Robinson
 against same, were defaulted an passed for proof of claims. All othe
 cases on the civil docket were eontin Il ued, There are no criminal 9cases ol the docket. The court was in sessioi
 five minutes.
 1 The Westerly Dental association wa