Norwich bulletin., 1918-12-09

| tenant Henry w. Sutcliff town officers and heads of patriotic committees.
 Westerly Band
 Charles O. Gavitt, leader Fourth Company. Westerly, Rhode Is- land State Guards Westerly Sanitary Corps Westerly Womeu's Red Cross Motor
 Corps
 Stonington Band l Pawcatuck and Westerly Fire De- partments
 Piper and Drums l Scottish Societies 1 Pride of New England I. o. O. F.. l Manchester Unity
 Sons of St. George | Mystic Band Bradford Dveing Association 1 Italian Societies | Westerly Granite Cutters Association | Automobiles
 There was q mass meeting in Bliven l Opera house Sunday evening, the prin- cipal Ss1eaker being Rev. Constantin l Slauve, the French fighting priest, who is here the guest of Rev. Law renee J. Kelledy. pastor Of the Church 1 of the Immaculate Conception. Father Chauve was called to the colors from this country and served in the ranks with the French army nearly four years ard was sent to the United States to aid in the fourth Liberty | loar campaign. He spoke interesting ly of the experiences on the battle front and of the brave doincfs that came under his oF.arva tion, but made no mention of his own distinguished 1 bravery for which he received medals of honor. A patriotic address was made also by Richard W Jennings. of | Providence. Selections were rendered by the Westerly band.
 Special effort is being rnade in Rhode l Island to enlist voluntary adoptees of French orphans. and the quota to the state is 1,50u. The sum of $3S.50 will support one of these children for a year. Colonel H. Anthony Dyer. treas urer for the state of the Fatherless Children of, France society says: If it were not tragic it would bc ridiculous that this opportunity to repay France comes so cheap. Everyone is intensely sympathetic, but contributions and not sympathy will provide clothing and a chance to live to these war orphans" ;" T Westerly will surely do it's full share , in this commendable line of war work
 The kIondike Granite quarry, at Bradford. and owned by the heirs of James GourleY, and which produce the NCly DeSL SIdue O1 T0u Wt.SL6TIy STdn- ite, has been purchmased by the CrGmb Quarry company whose plant is not far distant. The Klondike quar- " has not been worked to any extent for several wears. but it will soon be put into full operation by the Crumb Company.
 Daniel Arnold CaswelI, 55. of Nara eansett Pier, died Friday afternoon. of Briehts disease at his horce, Kingston road H.7d Robinson streeI, For years he was engaged in the wholesale meat ] business. He was the sen of Dan iel T. and Abbie A. Teft Caswell. and is survived bv his wife and a daugh- ter, Mrs. Henry c. Crandall of West erly.
 Lieutenant H. Russell Burdick, oi 2 Westerly, is among those severely wounded in Saturdays casualty list , More than two weeks ago his parents received a letter from hiIl stating tha' 2 he had received a clean bullet wound z drought his right foot, and was ther f in a Paris hospital. and was able tC get around with the aid Of crutches , | He enlisted in the Fifth Company, O = Westerly, took examination in officers q training camvp and was commissioned < second lieutenant aud assigned to tn, machine gun branch of tne service : Rev. Samuel M. Cathcart. of West c erly, is a member of the executiv, S and Mrs Rowland G. Hazard of Peac n dale, is vice president of the Rhode Is = land State Conference of Charities 5, and Corrections, which will hold thei r tenth annual meeting in Grace Churcl Paris house, on Monday, December 1t = Te programme is as follows: ,. 1030 a. Jn.-Subject, Child Welfar j. in War and Peace; speakers, Mis- g Catherine P. Hewins. om Churcl '- house. Boston, and Lydia Allen D = Vilbiss, M. D.. director of healel n 3 D. m-Subject, Tuberculosis Wor I in Rhode Island Opening remarks y William A. Vial, president Rhode Is n land Anti Tuberculosis association
 The Years Work, Willis E. Chandler
 secretary; Supervision of Tuberculo .d sis in Providence, Dr. Charles V. Chan Id lin, superintendent of health: Manu al featuring Contentment. Unique Ex ,- pertinent, Dr. John J. Pickering, as at sistant superintendent Rhode Islan w Satatoriun; Milk and Tuberculosi ty Frederick P. Gorham. professor ( ar bacteriology, Brown university; roun
 table for nurses.
 D. m.-Business session, report ( nominating committee aud election (
 officers. Subject, Labors Bills I Pros and Cons of Day Nurseries, Mis-
 Adeline Moffit; resume, Miss Alice V
 Hunt
 Local Laeonies.
 Dt. John Champlir major in tn
 medical corps. ws.n> has been in servic
 at the base hospNal at Camp Deven
 has been discharged and returned 1
 his home in Westerly.
 Edward E. Carpenter has donated
 thirty-f1ve pound prize Bronze turke
 to the Red Cross. It will be sold z
 auction and tte Red Cross will recei1
 the cash. The bird is now in the sho
 window of local shop.
 First Class Quarternaster Le
 Crowley, of WequetequocE. statione
 at New London, home on leave, we
 in an automobile mixup Sunday mrr
 ing. He was driving an auto and l
 order to avoid collision with anoth,
 car, he sweryed his marhine to u
 extreme right and celiided with
 telephone poie. He escaped with sligl
 injury.
 The board of engineers has presen
 ed an honor roll to the r. g.. Barb
 Hose Company. It contains fourtee
 names.
 l Mrs. Paul Givers. daughter ot M