Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-20

 thus avoiding serious kidney disease. 1 1 wood to Attorney Roche received some time ago was admitted as testimony without reading.
 The court reserved decision.
 Sarah L. Crowley was appointed ad ninistratrix of the estate of her hus band, Dr. James N. Crowley. vsslo died October $, 1Y18 Bond s2.0G0. Dr. Owen J. Denehey and John H. Ryan apprais- CTS.
 In the estate of William C. Conway James Nj. Conway was appointed ad- mlnistrator. Bond S2i0g0. Conrad Schultz, appraiser.
 Inventories were received and or dered recorded in the estate of John H. Garitt, Nellie W. Richardson, An- na Caffone and Fasquale Gentle.
 Westerly is over the ton in the United War Work campaign. The to- tai amount raised in the district, and reported, up to midnight Monday was $40 9SS40A or $15,96S.40 above the ai- lotment Of 5000. And the end is to the same time Rhode Island had persubscribed the s1,290,0 quota by fcore than $215.oo0. It is estimated that the contributions unreported vii amount to $40090 or more The prize for the district reaching it's quita first was won by the Kings ton district, made up of South Kings l ton and Narragansett. of which Miss 1 Caroline Hazard is the leader. The district went 50 per cent. over it's quo- 1 ia and raised total of sIS 100. The oversubscription in the state will be between 17 and 20 per cent. West efly stands fifth in the districts of the state in amounts subscribed, being led | Ky Providence; Pawtucket, Woonseck ct and Newport.
 A final divorce decrees were entered 1 in the superior court at Kingston on l Monday, in the cases of Mabel Nieh- l ols Ts. Elmer Nichols the divorce beng granted November 19. 1917, for | non support, and that of Della Ben nett vs. Chester VII. Bennett, the di- vorce being granted Feb. l9, 191S for 1 non support. Clarence Emerson I Roche was counsel for petitioners in l 10th cases.
 l Westerly is in the lead in per capita 1 sales of War Savings stamps in the period over all other districts in the 1 state, with 8 figure Of S16.59 During the nioneh of October, Providence was the leader with a per capita of sf.42 1 ard Westerly ranked second for the month. State headquarters has given cut these interesting figures: i Total sales in the state to Novem- l Der were $490l 029.50 per capita average of S776 October sales aver aged s1.0S for every person in Rhode Island
 1 Sales by districts to November l. 1 together with the per capita they rep resent are: District 1t-+Westerlt, 1 s16S.5 per capita, sl6.S0i District l l9-Charlest0wn, Hopkinton, Richmond and Exeter. S63.35S.st, per capita s1e; l District 8-Narrag gansett and North and South King stown, $91, ,G98.47; per canita. SS.93; District 7-Providence i and North and East Providence. s. i 493. .9S9.45, per capita SSH; District 3 I-Cranston. Johnston. Foster and Sci tuate. s2eS. 6S7.9 .9S. per capita s7.21. District 6-Pa wtuciiet. Central Falls. Lincoln and Cumberland, $71S,2s8.39 g, Der capita. $691: District 5-Newrort, Jamestown, Little Compton, Middle town New Shoreham, Portsmouth and Tiverton. $315,93284, per capita, s8,SS; District 2-Burrillville, Glocester and Smithfeld, $ss, ,94S.76. per capita SS.49: District 1G--Woonsocket and North
 S'mithfeld, $s2S,217.eS; District A. Coventry, East Greenwich. Warwick West Warwick and West Greenwich, $236,620.23, per capita $5.7S; District Barrington Bristol and Warren, S119,S33.25, Der capita. $5.44.
 | Sales by districts for the month Q.
 Qcto5er were as follows: District [ l s407 OS1.4S; Distric: Il (Westerly) i&I3,5S1S9; District g, sSt4o.S1; Dis
 trict s. SIP 004.71; District ?. s1222S.-
 94: District ,. S5o Gos19: District 6 l$SG.49S41: District 3, s31, 1,595.25: Dis
 tiict 1, S15.e30.75: District 4, s2S,S52.-
 SS; District 10. sSo, o,s45.os.
 Local Laconics.
 It is said that the dean of Water
 Hill hotel managers is to retire after
 he next season.
 Now that the active service is over it is expected that a detail of soldiers will be sent to Fort Mansfield to pro- perIy care for the government reser- 1 vation.
 The watchman withdrawn from tht railroad bridge in Westerly have beer assigned as crossing tenders, taking | trick with the present tenders, there
 by lessening the hours of service. There will be no admission fee at tn : South County Poultry and Pet Stocl
 association show to be held in tht state arrnory at Westerly this month ; Sheriff John R. Wilcox has been in Fited to snow his celebrated DtaCk UT Dington at the coming poultry exhibi tion.
 : The Westerly public library has special department of about 200 vol = ul11es relating to the great war. : Chief Engineer Samuel c. Cottrei1 i : still confined to his home on accoun ] Of illness
 : Mrs. Harriet E. Leitz of Derby . Conn., the guest of her brother, Gro
 yer Cleveland King. She is the wifi
 of Lieutenant George J, 5seitz wh
 previous to entering the military ser
 vice was a student at tine University 0