Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-10

per cent of the members were en- rolled in the medical service of some branch of the nations armed forces. Included in the exercises was a patri- otic address by Hon. Samuel H. Davis of Westerly
 Officers were elected as follows: Dr. Gardner T. Swarts, president; Dr. John M. Peters, first vice president; Dr. Jesse B. Mowry, second vice president; pr. J. W. Leach, secretary; Dr. W. A. Rick, treasurer; Dr. c. F. Deacon, Dr. tE. s. Deacon and Dr. H. J. Knapp, committee of arrangements.
 Louis M. B. Sweath, chief of the license division, has ordered the closing of five bakeshops, one in Westerly. and four in Providence The Westerly shop is that of Max Schuman, 66 Pierce street, which has been closed some time for financial causes, unknown to the state official, and therefore in cluded in the order to close which was issued on Saturday. The order was issued for failing to obey instructions in making the required reports and for failure to attend specified hearings in their cases. MT. Sweatt announces that in the future bakers who refuse to comply with the instructions will feel the effect of food control license law.
 The complete roster of the Fourth company, Rhode Island State guard, mustered into the service of the state Thursday night, and which was in the main the Westerly constabulary. is as | follows:
 Lieut. Everett E. Whipple and Second I A ooT not
 Privates: Harry B. Ag2Td, Sidney B. Alling, Frank G. Ahern, Addison $, Archie, Robert F. L. Barr, Alexander M. Blake, James Brown. Jr., Philip C. ] Brown, Elisha c. Burdick, Echabod E. ] Burdick, Samuel J. Brown, Horace E. Burdick, Albert o. Bennett, Carl E. i Burdick, Edgar Bayley Batista Bot tinelli, Frank G. Booth. Albert L. Cas- I tritius, Frank B. Cook, William J. Col
 lings, Calvert B. Cottrell, Arthur M
 Cottrell, Edward B. Coy. Samuel S
 Culley, Wilbur c. Cheever. Gordon
 Chauncey, William A. Clark, Thomas
 Chadbourn, Louis B. Collins, Natak l Comolli, Herbert P. Clark, Henry M 1 Clarke, Samuel H. Davis, Richard E l Dover, Walter H. Davis, George R Dowding, Morris Gilbert, Walter H l Greene, Paul Guiliano, Alexandel
 Greig, Joseph A.sGuarino, Joseph Ger vasini, George H. Harper, Gilber
 Hicks, Oliver Humphries, John Jen kins, James Jolly, William Krieg, AT
 wyn L. Kenyon John Kennedy, Angus tine T. L. Ledwidge, Louis Howard
 Lanphear, Harold D. Livingstone
 David Lowry, David A. Lowry, Napp
 leon Ledaux. August Larson, Harold E Miller, William c. Nudge, Jr., Rober
 Mearns. Cash Miller. William Mitchell
 John V. Moore, Alexander Mitchell Alexander c. Mcclellan, Charles E
 Mayne, Caleb Nudge, Stephen Man
 chester, Richard Mitchell Thomas
 Ornsbury, Mamiaduke H. Osborne, Jo
 seph Pasetti, David Paladino, Eugen B. Pendleton. Arthur L. Perry, Jame
 Rae, Thomas E. Robinson, Fred \
 Robinson, David Robertson, Jr., Joh
 Smith, William Stillwell Charles N
 Smith, William c. Smith, Charles E
 Sherman, Lewis Stanton, Herbert I
 Strong. sFrank A. Sherman. Henry N
 Sutcliffe, James Tough, Clement I Tai1lon, Edward Taillon. Alexander (
 Thompson. Arthur E. Thompson
 James S. B. Uchtman, John T. Urt Frederick R. Wilcox LaClede Wood mansee. Columbus Zebarini. Joseph \
 Dusault, James Walker, Ernest Crow ther.
 Provisional Sergeants: Henry \ Clark, first sergeant; Eugene B. Pen 1 dleton, mess sergeant: Henry Sutcliff' supply sergeant: Arthur Thompso, Edward Taillon, David A. lowry. Sam ue1 H. Davis, William Mitchell an , Robert F. L. Barr. sergearts.
 Corporals: Frank c. Booth, Arthu , M. Cottrell, George H. Harper, AIexan der Mitchell. Arthur L. Perry, Joh Smith, Charles F. Chermaa Clener 1 Taillon, Alexander C. Thompson Stephen Manchester, Herbert P. Clarl Caleb Nudge and David Robertson, Mrs. Thomas Perry, of Westerly. ar
 Mrs. Charles sehlesinger, of charle.
 town, were the Washington Count } representatives at the first annui meeting of the Women's Committee Council of National Defense in Prov 5 dence, Friday. Officers were electe ] as follows: Mrs. Rush Sturgess, chail . | R-.-. -