Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-09

Cnued conservation and the adoption of more economic methods of distri- bution Other speakers were Edwin Simpson superintendent of the Rhode Island Anti Saloon League, and Sayles E. Pearce, master of the state grange.
 The mails and newspapers for Wes- terly Were delayed Thursday morn ing on account of a freight wreck which occurred Wednesday night two miles west of Saybrook Junction on the New York. New Haven and Hart ford railroad during the terrific cleo tric storm which swept through that New London was killed and ten freight cars were demolished when the two trains came together.
 The lobster fishing license of An tonIo de Sousa of Stonington has been revoked by the Rhode Island state commission of inland fisheries, since it was discovered that the man was residing in a different state. al though he gave his address as Avon | dale, R. I. He has been ordered to once, and to return his license and badge to the office of the state com
 mission at Providence.
 Lieut.. George StiIln1an of Westerly 1 has arrived safely in England, ac- cording to word which has been re- ceived by his relatives. Lieut. Still | man was one of the original mem bers of the old Fifth Company to go from Westerly before it's name was changed to the 18th Co., Several oth- CT Westerly boys were in Lieut.. Still mans regiment. so it is supposed that they have arrived on the other side also.
 l Abraham Schunnan of Westerly. who was recently on the repertorial staff of Waterbury paper. but enlisted in the Jewish Palestine Legion about a week ago. is now manager of the Jewish recruiting campaign in Con- nectfcut, with headquarters at Water bury. MT. Schuman's duties are to hold open air meetings, organize re- cruiting mass meetingS and take gen. eral charge of the recruiting work. So far he has met with extra ordinary success in getting Jewish young men to enroll in the Palestine Legion
 The state board .of public roads of Rhode Island met at the town hall on
 Broad street yesterday morning at
 10.30 o'clock to issue drivers licenses | aAO dulOIllODllS IeSISIrdClOnS, Al though more than 200 drivers licenses have been issued since the board first came to Westerly last month, there were several at the town hall yester- day to take out licenses
 Rev. w. R. Uchtnan of Westerly is
 to conduct the afternoon service at
 the annual August meeting of the Nara gansett tribe of Indians. which
 is to be held in the Old Meeting House
 in Charlestown next Sunday. The
 forenoon service will be led by Rev
 Charles Northrop Of Wakefield.
 At the annual reunion of the Rhode Island Veterans Association, held or
 Wednesday at Crescent Park, Judge Nathan B. Lewis. of Westerly and
 Kingston. was reelected president
 The other officers elected are: Vice presidents. Aaron B. Warfield. Charles A. Staples William P Hopkins; sec retary, Annie G. Staples; treasurer Charles A. Staples; executive com mittee. Chester P. Rounds, Charles H
 Perkins, Esek R. Darling, Charles A
 Staples and Charles P. Nye: commit , tee on necrology. Searles B. Young Esek R. Darling and Harlan A. Page ? ensign, Chester P. Rounds; chaplain Searles B. Young
 $ Speeches were made by Daniel R t Ballou, William P Hopkins, John N Lewis and Searles E. Young