Norwich bulletin., 1918-10-25

cart in PaWtucket was thrown from | his seat when the cart was consider l |ably damaged by being struck by a i trolley car When assistance arrived it was found that Marticrier's left leg was gone and an ambulance was call ed. He refused to get into the ambu lance and said: I'm through with the hospital. It's about time they made wooden legs so they wons come off every time a fellow sets into | little mix-u up.a
 The Rhode Island State Guard will parade in Providence Saturday after
 noon, with Lieutenant Colonel | Charles H. Ledward second in com nland The Fourth company Wester l ly, Captain Datron, will participate. State Division No. 2, the Warwick | district, will send these eight men to Fort H. G. Wright. Fishers Island, un-
 der the select service law; Arthur ]. | Tourangeau, of East Greenwich; Will
 liam M. Drake. Riverside: Howard V.
 Matenburg, Stonington; High J. O. l Neill Riverpoint; Hector Contu, Arc
 tic; Fred McMahon, Potewemut;
 Frank G. McManus, Arctic: and Hen.
 ry R. Johnson, Chepiwanoxet. Rhode .Isiand subscribed s65,8S9,o59
 to the Fourth Liberty loan, an over
 subscription of the allotment of s5o.- G00,060, of $15,889,050, or %0 per cent Subscribers to the loan numbered 143,- SS1, or 26 per cent. of the population.
 All the 39 cities and towns of the
 state went over tine quotas assigned. tHere are the contributions of Westerly
 and nearby places
 Westerly, quota s75o,ooo, subscribed S1, ,042, ,900, percentage of quota 139,
 number of subscribers, 20o1..
 Charlestewn, $25,O00, $6s,eeo, 1S4,
 Hopkinton, s5o,ooO, s7s,4oo. 15s. 2a4. | Narragansett, s50.o0o, $sS,750, 188,
 26O.
 North Kingstown, s15oo 900. ss14,s5o,
 210, 609
 Richmond, $5o,oeo, sS4.Ooo, 16s, 2ss. | South Kingstown $S00000, $411.450,
 1S7, 9O7. I Rhode Island will send to Fort H. G. Wright, Fishers Island. today, no general service registrants, under the seIective service law The troop train
 starting from Providence is due to ar
 rive in New London at 1.05, and the
 men will go to the island in army
 transport. The contingent from State Division No. 1. is composed as follows:
 Frank A. Vennett, William B. Opie Giuseppi Russo, of Westerly: Sam eul T. Weeden, George $, Bergdahl !
 Iadock of East Greenwich, Martin s Randall, Exeter; William NJ. Drake
 Hugh Joseph O'Neil, RiverpeiEt; How ard V. Malenberg, Stonington; Hector Contu, Frank l. McManus, Arctic Gen. tre; Fred MeMahons Potowomut Neck Local Laconics. } Billy Sunday and his noted booze sermon, Get On the Water Wagon l will be Westerly's big attraction to- l day. This sermon has been read by / nearly all readers of newspapers, bu the peculiarities of the speaker vii f add to the interest.
 l The sailor lads, held in the local DO lice station, in connection with tn l theft of an automobile, operating tn
 same without license, and the theft 0 r an automobile tire in Westerly, are no 9 liable to return to their home DOT = until after expiration of their seventy $ two hours liberty.
 \ "Men in uniform, jump aboard, e going our way" is not posted on au
 tomobiles owned and operated by me- y i'll the service.
 s While Billy Sunday is in Westerl |. today from 11.15 to 1.15, the banks e stores and factories will suspend op n erations!
 d The evening schools will open mex e week Tuesday.
 ,, The Fourth company drilled Thurs d day evening in preparation for the pa 0 rade in Providence Saturday after e noon.
 Thomas Perry is local chairman 0 = the United War Work campaign. = The Southern Rhode Island Farr \, Bureau held interesting and instruc o tive sessions in Westerly Thursday t under the direction of County Agen g F. G. Comins
 e Mrs John H, Farnsworth has re a ceived notice that her husband, Ser y geant Farnsworth. has arri1 ed safel 1T in France.
 t, Rev. F. Stewart Kinley conducte
 the funeral service of Waldo ThomT If son. Burial was at River Bend an e the bearers were Warren Higbee. { 1T Newton; Messrs. D. J. Meuton, Ro ': and Blackburn and Frank Brown.