Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-28

Adams, and five three-ton and three five-ton trucks now in New York state
 have been given to Rhode Island The trucks will be delivered in the near future and the only expense to the state is cost of transportation. ! Antonio Desemene, who was arrest ed by Policeman Chase, late Saturday afternoon for shooting up Oak street was araigned before Judge Oliver H. i Williams in the Third District court, Tuesday, charged with discharging a ! revolver across a public highway. He was adjudged guilty and the limit fine of s2O was imposed together with ! the costs of s7.80 Friends clipped and paid the financial penalty, the amount being loaned to Desemone.
 1 There is big welcome awaiting the Three Hundred and First Engineers, 1 the last Rhode Island unit, booked to 1 hail from overseas. the big event to take place in Providence, and form a Fourth of July celebration. The com 1 mand received orders when in Brohl, Germany, to proceed to St. Nazaire and embarl, for home John Hogue, of Westerly, is a member of the or ganization. The welcome home com nittee of the capital city has been re- serving the main celebration for the time when the states largest unit would return. intending to close this page of the state history, with a re- reption to all the young men who went from the state in response to the coun- try's call. with the Three Hundred and First Engineers, as the chief figure. July Fourth is considered an ideal op- portunity for the state to culminate it's
 patriotic efforts in behalf of the re- , turned soldiers.
 Local Laeonics.
 The Joslin- Lena company, Paw catuck, has been succeeded by the Groton Lumber company. Charles P. Ecclestone is president and treasur- CT, and Lewis A. Joslin vice presi- dent and general manager.
 Michael F. Dooley president of the National Exchange bank. Providence, recently elected president of the Rhode Island Bankers association as noted in The Bulletins brief state news, was chairman of the democratic state con- trol committee of Connecticut, more than twenty five years ago, when Thomas NJ. Waller was governor. William Quinlan telegraplled his parents Monday night of his arrival in Hoboken with the Three Hundred and ] Fourteenth Infantry, which has been : in decidedl:- active service Privates i Opie, Murphy, Pendleton and Harvey of Westerly are with this regiment Harley Chase, killed in action, was also a member of this command Westerly leads in Rhode Island and the state leads in New England, per capita, in the sale of war savings stamps.
 Louis J. Reuter-, now of Naltham Mass. is here on a visit.
 Edward F. Mitchell. editor of the ] New York Sun, has purchased from 1 William A. Wilcox the Benjamin Crandall farm in Charlestown, form erly owned by Mrs. Frank Lewis and others. The farm consists of a dwell 1 ing. other buildings and ninety acres l Westerly Boy Scouts have been in- 1 vited, expenses paid, to parade witl, l other Boy Scouts in Providence, June l ith.
 ! Four property owners in Grove av- 1 enue protest against the laying of
 modern sidewalks along their premises
 under the new law. whereby they are i laid on the fifty fifty plan. It is ex- pected the work will go forward just l the same.
 Automobiles are wanter for the Civi l War veterans on Memorial day.