Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-03

lar to the juvenile court in it's deal- ings with children, would be advisable. This plan, he asserted, holds out one of the best hopes for the future.
 Judge Barorws paid a tribute to the members of the bar, many of them, by, their advice and counsel have pre- vented divorces, he declared. and their good offices are in most cases un- known to the public.
 Edward J. Dunn, internal revenue agent, who has visited in Westerly of ficially with headquarters in the post office, has been selected to make an important investigation in New York city which will cover period of more than three months MT. Dunn has l just returned from New Hampshire after six months assignment assist l ing i'll the separat tion of the New Hamshire and Vermont district into | the districts of Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont In August he was in
 Kentucky assisting in the consolidation I of the five districts into one
 These officers were elected Saturday, at the closing session of the Rhode Is 1 land, Institute, of Instruction, held in 1 Providence: John F. Deering, of West 1 Warwick, president; J. R. D. Oldham. 1 of East Providence. Laura E. MsIntire. of Westerly, Chesman c. Pratt of | Woonsocket, vice presidents; Michael 1 Davitt Carroll. of Providence, secre-
 tary; William G. Vinal, of Providence, l assistant secretary; William O. Hol- l den, of Pawtucket, treasurer; Fred l erick. H. Reed, of Oaklawn and E II Campbell of Newport, assistant treas urers; Joseph l.. Alger, Melvin T. Hol-
 brook Elizabeth Piche. of Providence
 and William c. Hobbs, of Bristol. di-
 rectors.
 Owen p. Mckenna has assumed charge of the Rhode Island district O the United States Secret service Tn, district which has heretofore covered
 only Rhode Island has been enlarged
 to take in a part of Connecticut eas
 of and including New London. lame E. Fitzpatrick, who has been in charg of the main office in Providence. sine the resignation of Thomas J. OCallag J 1 han, will continue on the staff. MT McKenna has been in the governmen service nineteen years and during tn last four has been with the secre service in the Boston district. Som years ago while in the custors ser vice in Bostan he conducted raids i the traffic of opium.
 The average salary of teachers Rhode Island, including those i'll tn rural districts as well as those in tn ! towns, is this year expected to ex
 ceed $500. Last year the averag A reached s742. During the past te years the average increase per yea has been s15. This years amounts 1 more than six times that. q Next Sunday, November g, has bee designated as American Legion SuL day. State Chairman Alexander l Johnson; in compliance with reque & of the national committee. has urge
 the clergymen of Rhode Island to d. ' vote their sermons next Sunday to u M ideals for which the legion stands. N Local aLconics
 The time for the payment of taxes @ avoid the payment of penalty for d z lay has passed, All taxes except abo M Sl0 900, have been collected. H Miss Madelaine Higgins. daughter @ Mrs. Mary A. Higgins. of West Bro; N street went to Hartford. Saturda
 She will take a course of studies E Mt. St. Joseph's seminary. H A clean slate in the police depar & ment for October! This is not t x first month when there has been A arrest. and Westerly has a populati
 of nearly T 900. This does not signi that no illegal offences have be q committed.
 @ The pussy foot campaign has devt E oped into an elephant tread in Wes
 erly.
 A Two of Westerlys churches 8 l without pastors.
 M Gilbert G. Beebe. who has been c M erated upon in 3 Providence hospi @ has returned to his home in ChestT E street, greatly improved.
 H Foster dagger has presented N Westerly Memorial and Library as, - ciation tventy-four volumes B Science and fifty-eight volumes of = tions of the World.
 Raymond Burke is assistant cash II in large Providence store.
 Should a new town council be ele
 d Clerk Whipnle will be required II rct as coach.s Since his election | town clerk he has been a valuable
 'tior to the town council. ZI The bolters from the republic
 nq1:cus are condemning the acts Ter the present town council, vet four I. their number constituted a majority It tEe council.
 ,o- The voting list has been increai by 300 names since the caucus.
 The Red Cross drive in Westerly IT, gins today IMondayl
 10 Westerly has raised it's quota of ely OoH for the Jewish Relief fund Ia Rev. F. c. A. Jones who recently 'as signed the pastorate of the Cava CIV BaDtich church, and reconsidered, his resigned again to take effect l on, cenber l. He has accented call
 the pastorate of the Second Bap i, church. in Palmer Rev Jones S ,ae ceeded Rev Joseph L. Peacock, as D ,5a tor of Cavalry Baptist church.