Norwich bulletin., 1918-04-15

erating it under the name of the Lock- lweod mills. ss' sass see sri- I Favorable action has been taken by l the state senate on the resolution ;llrg- ing the Rhode Island fdelegGfiofl in con- gress to vote for the federal suffrage amendment M s.Ssstes lsssfsss ss-s Charles Starr Barker, of Westerly, hash resigned the nrinripalship of the Ilonstlale Grammar school tostake up YseM3 c. AJMoriss :Thespupils of the school gave hirnSa golR R-nnountedsfou T gts''ssas a'fs'ta II n 93sss rtiH si5 s.stss Rev Lyman < 'Es'--~e Methodist former pastor of Hre-4 S-socket, fehureh, Westerly, now in Wous-s has been elected president of the Wodnsocket District Sunday School as- sociatfofi.
 Company c, Pawcatuck, Third Reg 1 iuenf, C. H. G., will observe it's first lanniyersary Tuesday evening. There Twill be a street parade, flag presenta- 1 tfofi by Hancock WeIaep's Relief corps aid a supper.
 A resolution has been finally passed in coi1clifrence, giving the South Coun- ity Poultry and Pet Stock association | the use of the, state arnaory at West erly for the annual show, November l2S, 2S and 30.
 l Twenty three regular grand jurors land twelve extras, and thirty y-six reg Iular petit jurors with twelve extras,
 a. total of S3. have been drawn tor the United States district court. Not name Of a Westerly man in the list. l The senate has passed the bill pro- vidiiig for, tine organization of a state guard to be composed of from sixteen Eto thirty -six companies of 1ae men each, and which carries an appropri-
 alton of $5aie00 annually for nain- ftenaf1ce.
 I The degree team of Narragansett
 council, Knights of Columbus, exen- pfifed the third degree upon candi- dates of the WilIimantic council Sum Eday afternoon. The team was ae- Icoppanied by large delegation of Westerly knights.
 | An act has been passed in concur lrence by the Rhode island general as- Esembfy. which provides for the forfei- Lure of any druggist license for vi- o1ation of state or federal drug law It is also applicable to registered as- sisfant pharmacists.
 Postmaster John A. Farrell receiv- led a cablegram from his brother, Lieu ttenant Charles A. Farrell American Medical corps with the British army, which stated: Through it all: feel ling we1l' Lieutenant Farrell was at the front at the Picardy battle. Mrs. Adelaide Walker, daughter of the late Mir. and Mrs. Stephen P. Law ton, of Westerly, died Thursday in tUxbridge, Mass Burial will be at
 River Bend. She is survived by her husband, j. s. Walker, her daughter land a son; also by six brothers.
 The Rhode Island boys summoned in the second call, will leave Proyi- def1ce on a. special, Sunday, April 2S. Estarting shortly after 10 o'clock in the tiiornitlg and wifi follow the Colonial
 express to New York They will go direct to Camp Dix, at Wrightstown, N. ].
 Alexander G. .Laurienzo, vice consul Iat Providence, addressed Westerly Italians in the town hall, Sunday aft Ierrioe1. Joseph Russi presided and
 there we're short talks by Thomas Me Kenzie and George B. Utter The general subject was food conserva- 1 ton.
 | George T. Loouis so, died Saturday afternoon at his home in Lester street, | dW ColOSh I1C WetS d IIOuSS CdIpSH- ter and resided there for thirty years.
 He served four years as member of the board of engineers. He leaves a
 widow, who was Mrs. Minnie Robin son, of Pawcatuck.
 Two young women, in the employ .of
 the New York, New Haven and Hart
 ford railroad are in Westerly, break
 ing in for tower work in the signal de- Epartment. Both are expert telegraph Eers and are fanaiharizing themselves
 with switehes-sueh as are operated
 from tower houses along the line oi the railroad.
 Winslow N York has resigned as . superintendent of the post office al Watch Hill, to take effect today Post
 master Farrell will place clerk from
 Fte Westerly office in charge temper.
 tarily. MT. York was appointed post. . master in 1885, and in 1902 the office was placed within the jurisdiction q the Westerly post office.