Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-04

R. Hanaford, of East Greenwich; John s. Cole, Hopkinton: Joseph I. Deni- co, Narragansett; William P Hambly, North Kingstown: John $. Kenyon, Richmond; Asa Sweet, South Kings town; Leon D. Andrews. West Green wich.
 Bank Commissioner Newiall has sent out to the Washington Trust company and the Industrial Trust company, of Westerly. as to all Rhode Island trust companies and banks, his for statements of their condition at the close of business November 50, 1918.
 Colonel H. Anthony Dyer, artist and. Rhode Islands liveliest, wire in var work. and who has, spoken in Westerly several times, has opened his annual exhibition of water coIors in the Tilden Thurber gallery, Provi- dence. Views in Washington county where the artist has his summer stu dio, views in France where he has so often painted, and views o9 Lake Co., mo comprise a collection of charm and variety. Among the best that MT. Dyer exhibits are two s landscapes painted in Washington county. The studies of old houses in the county, notably. the Murder House, add much interest to the exhibition.
 Fred A. Ccnsdon won first prize c1 his breeding buck. pure bred Belgian hare at the South Coventry Poultry and Fet Stock exhibition at Westerly. ! November 2S, 29 and 30. ATr Congdon entered five hares and won five priz- es.
 The remaining trees ef an old time l apple orchard in Elm street, on land connected with the suriirer home of l William D. fIoxie, gre being removed. | The. trees have become scraggy and unsightly and detracted from the beau l tv of tie well-kept surroundings. The Hoxie estate is one Of the largest and most attractive places in Westerly S most beautiful residential section, and the ancient trees. bent and twirsted :, with age, had been an cyesore to the 1 owner.
 Britain's Day will be, celebrated in 1 Westerly by. a parade Saturday after noon. the footing of whistles and ring Bliven Opera house Sunday evening l Committees have been selected as fol- 1 lows:
 Parade-Lieut. Col. Charles H. Led
 ward, Capt. Shelby C. Nicneis. Joseph ] Gervasiniy Harry Coyla. William c
 Nudge, Henry A. Stahle. Joseph S Grills, Dr. F. L, Payne, Thomas P1att 1 Thomas Hope, Lloyd E. Cranndall. 1 Speakers and IIali-.Jarnes M. Pen dleton and William Clark.
 Decorations-Fred s. Opie, Andrew Fisher and Robert Duff
 Music -- Walter c. Hiscox, William 1 ord. Rev. William F. Williams anf F. Howard Clark.
 l
 F. ederick r. Fowler, William Clark
 Arthur NJ EottreH, George c. Moore
 and, Harry Coyle.
 Joseph 5ordeau, of EiinckIey Hil
 section, was Killed in ;ction in thu
 battle of Verdun. He WAS 21 years ot
 age and was formerly connected witt the Fifth Company, Westerly, c. A. c, R. I. x. C.. but not when war was ] declared. He was. called under the SC lective service law and vert to Cam
 Devens and sailed for France last July Just before entering the service he wa. employed at the plant of the c. Cottren Sons Conpa ny. He was tht son of Jeremiah Bordeau and beside. | his father is survived b; a brother Jeremiah, Jr., of Norwich. and two sis.
 ters, Mrs. Arthur Ccta and Miss Mary
 Bordeau.
 The info-. ation came in a lettel
 from Captain Donald C.4cottrel1 to hi.
 mother, Mrs. Agnes Cottren, of Elm
 street. The letter was dated Novem. l Der 5tn.
 l Charged with the theft of tools, tn,
 property of Louis Leone, contractor a 1 Watch Hill. Carlo Eaneli,. of East av, l enlle. when before Judge Oliver. H
 Williams in the Third District court pleaded not guilty. He furnished : l bond of $500, with Jake Cato as sure.