Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-25
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len of New York. one of the contributing
 editors to the Catholic Encyclopedia, re-
 sponded to the toast Carrying On.
 Rhode Island representatives of the
 Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet Su-
 preme Knight FlaheFty this (Mondsy)
 morning for g conference relative to the $5.e00,090 gift of the Knights of Golum-
 bus for the erection of war memorial . in Washington. MT. Flaherty will tell the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
 quarters which are to be provided for
 organization in the proposed memorial The meeting was arranged in part as the
 result of a protest recently made by the central committee of the Veterans of For eign Wars against the announced pur- | pose of the Knights of Columbus to give the American Legion sole ownership of 1 the memorial building.
 | Ffe cenPal committee referred the ques- | ton to the national administration of the Veterans of Foreign Wars with the sug- ] gestion that an attempt be made to have 1 the Knights of Columbus change the form | of gift, If not too late, so that the Vet | erans of Foreign Wars would share in, the | ownership of the memorial to the le- | zion.
 Prohibition agents under the direetier of Field Officer Myles F, Sweeney, and 1 aided by Sheriff John R. Wilcox of Wash | ington county, Saturday night raided 1 eight moonshine stills in full operation on the Slocum road. four miles from | Kingston. Three men were arrested and ! the raid is said to be the biggest made outside the districts of Virginia, Ken lucky, Georgia and the Carolinas. Thf | stills are of 100 gallons capacity each The officers seized besides the stills. sey 1 enty-fve barrels of mash in process of
 fermentation and many gaAons of allegef Il white whiskey. The mash was made e
 molasses, yeast, raisins and fruit, ac eording to the officers.
 Chapters of the American Red 6ros from Westerly, Pawcatucs, Woonspcket
 Providence and Newport, will gather h
 the ball room of the Narragansett ho tel, Providence, Thursday to plan thei pFogramme for work for the coming year
 Speakers from the New England division
 will address the morning and afternoon sessions, which will be public. Local Lseenics. Oficial sample ballots have been reeeiv ed by Town Clerk Whipple and are post ed in the town hall.
 T Voting population considered, it is
 safe bet that Harding will get a large
 majority in Westerly than in any othe
 place in Rhode Island. With new cider selling at si a galloi  , not appeared on the streets. | That new caucus law gave wome f electors in Westerly actual pratciee ' voting by ballot.
 T Saturday was busy day at the pffis : of the tax collector.
 A large number from Westerly psrtic
 pated in the exercises attending the dSd !, cation of the Knights of Columbus hon in Stonington borough, Sunday afte f noon.
 e It is now toss=un between the Wes e erly lodge of Elks and Narragapsett cpul r cil, Knights of Columbus. as to whit U Will first dedicate its home. Each has '- large membership.
 t A petition is in circulation asking tn l. all stores in WesterllY, including drs
 stores, close at o'clock evenings. cor [. mencing November l, to continue duriI 'f the Winter months. To be effective q
 movement must be unanimous. The re l. hold-outs. thus far, are the fruit al ?. confectionery and ice cream stores. n A forest fire did considerable dana; \. in the White Rock section Sunday afte d noon.
 .- Ex-Consressman Augustine I.onerga n of Hartford, former Norwich res n dent. nominated for senator in oppositi E to Senator Brandegee is scheduled y speak in Pawcatuek this (Mondayl aftt ie noon.
 l. Rev. Frank Macdonald ofioiated le the marriage of Maynard Stantiel. re Manchester. N. H., and Miss Doris Ke ,r nedy, at tn ehome of the brides moth 10 Mrs. Richard Kennedy, Saturday evenir Id They were attended by Miss Sylvia Ro g. man and Neil Hoffman r. The fire department of the Lorrai h mill had an outing at Brightman's DOT l. Sunday.