Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-26

s war savings stamps campaign, re- E ports that Monday, the first day, the E sum of S14.i40 was pledged by 2ss s persons, and that the returns were !. not complete As usual, Westerly will E gc over the top in this patriotic en- i. deavor, as was the case in all that 2 preceded, is the opinion of Chairman 2 Mckenzie. There will be q big dem . onstratien to create increased enthu Z siasm on next Thursday, which will ' consist of a parade in which the com 1. mittee and teims, members of the town council, Fourth Company of Rhode Island State Guard. Company C. Third regiment, Connecticut tSate Guard, Camp Fire Girls, Red Cross Workers, Boy Scouts. the Community Chorus and Westerly band will par < ticipate. The makeup of the com snittee in connection with the cam spaign is as follows: Arthur M Cot atreh, district chairman: Thomas Me- +Kenzie town chairman; Edgar P. z Maxson, publicity chairman Mrs. Thomas Perry, John Ferguson. Jf., Samuel Nardone. William c, Nudge, Charles H. Nichols. Thomas Hope. Ar Clayton A. Burdiek, Howard N. Bar sber and Charles F, Hammond are the team captains, in the order names. The teams are made up as follows:
 Team No. 1--Mrs. Charles D. Max son, Mrs John V Moore. Mrs. George B. Utter. Mrs. La Glede Woadman- see, Mrs. William Healey, Mrs, Hobart ,Babeock Miss Angenette Cottrell. Mrs Walter g. Price. Miss Charlotte Max Sson, Miss Esther Dodge, Frederick l.. Crosse.
 Team No. 2-Julian Maxsen, Rich Aard Butler, Ernest H. Saunders, Will liam V. Currier, Sidney Alling, Clar- .ence E. Roche, Wilfred B. Utter. Rich ard Mitchell, Clarence A. Vars. J. K. Marshall.
 . Team No. s-Pasqaale Tuscano An sgelo J Cappuccio, Joseph GuaSrino. Team No. 4-William Mitchell, Will liam Monaghan, William Smith, Geo. Smith. James Mckenzie, Jr.
 Team No. Miss Florence C. Mich iols, Paul J. Gauyin.
 Team No. 6-Thomas Hope
 Team No. Hilary J, Nichols. Will slism H. Clapham, 4. Clifford Holds worth, Rev. Frederick K Hackett, Victor Geversini, J. Edwin Gardner.
 Team No. s--William S. CrandaIl, David s. Myers, Harold Higginbotham, Paul A. Smithson, Archie Meikle AL exander M Blake. John V. Moore, Charles H. Nichols, Lorin G. McLaren. Team No, 9-John H. Tanner. Chas P. Palmer, Myren A. Kenyon, Charles sB. Andrews. William H. Healey, Albert .P. Kenyon. Louis K Burdiek, Edwin sWhitford, Hugh J. Marshall.
 Team No. l0-John H. Austin, Geo sE. Leonard. John C. Loughhead, Henry A. Stahie. C. Leo Higgins, Raymond Shea. Salvatore Grillo, E. W. Sisson.
 Team No. 1l-Charles F. Hammond
 Dr. John N. o'CenneI, commission ed first lieutenant in the Dental Re serve corps of the army, Aug. 2S, 1917 communicated with the departmen recently, that he desired to do more Tor his country than a display of hi commission in his dental office II response he received a telegram to b, In readiness to report for active dut, within the next fifteen days. Dr. O. Connell Is a native of Westerly wa honor man of his class ir graduating from a dental college, and once taugh in the school, Of Westerly. He haI been prominent in the Knights of Co lumbus and Independent Order of Ret Men. and is ready to give up a sue cessful practice to enter military ser vice.
 Naptaih GeoFqe n, webb. d1recto of the draft for Rhode Island. has re eeived no additional information iron Washington relative to the entrain ment of 175l men for Camp Uptor N. Y, on the five days, beginning Jul P. He says that no apportionmen would be made for the new incremen nent until the work of Class On week, has been entirely tabulatet This is being pushed forward as rap ldly as possible and will he conclude by the middle of next week, if the Ia gal boards maintain their preser speed.
 The reeiassifieatiens has sIread been eommeneed by some local boarc In Rhode Island, and there now re mains for these boards only the cor sideration of the appeals made | those who disagree with the ruling of the district boards. Other looI boards including State Division. N I which includes Westerly, have m vet taken action upon the recommer dations of the legal advisory con Enittees. and this must be complete Before the final details can be accon nlished.
 The work of pushing forward Il enrolment for service of the new re. istrants Is to be completed with Il teast possible delay. Orders ha, been issued to mail auestionnairt
 e these young men in the four da, which began Tuesday, and all mu be returned to the local boards by Ju D Medical examinations will the have been started In some loc boards. As soon as the order nun bfrs come from Washington. some 'the young men will be ready for i dtjction in the present call. Tn t meantime no one can enlist in the a my or navy. who is in Class of t cid draft. or who registered in the ns draft. As soon as the orders for t call of 1751 men came this automa
 cally placed every man in the ella within the current quota. and end enlistments.
 Special troop trains from Provider
 fer New York passed through We;
 erly Tuesday. with an increment
 1257 young Rhode Island men. bou
 te Camp Meade, Maryland, to becol