Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-12

Robertson, Jr., Corp Charles E. Sher- han, Pfivates first class, James E. E. | Uchtman.
 Ppivates-Harry B. kgard, Sidney B. Allfng, Clarence w. Anderson, Addison s. Archie. Edgar Bayley, Batista Bot tinsIii, Philip c. Brown. Elisha c. Buf- dick, Ichabod D. Burdick, Gordon Chaun- cey, Frank B. Cook, Arthur M. Cot treli Calvert B. Cottrell, Ernest w. Crowthers. Samuel s. Culley. Walter H. Davis, Joseph M. Dissatlt, Gilbert Livingstone, Robert Meafns John v. Hicks, Oliver Humphries, Harold D. Moore, Frank 4. Sherman, Charles M Smith, Sidney W Stephotse Herbert D. Strong. James T. Tough, James Walk CT.
 Five were discharged without honor. These who died in Service were: Sergt. Edward Taillon, Private first class Louis Howard Lanpheaf, Cook John JenR1ns-
 Promoted from Forty-foufth Company. Capt. Charles H. Ledward to Lieut.. Col. Capt. Everett E. Whipple to Major of First Battlion; Henry W. Sutcliffe to First Lieutenant and Battalion ,Adjutant Samuel H. Davis to Sergeant Major ef l first battalion:
 In the earlier days of the World war, in March, 1917, a constabulary was formed in westerly for home protection with Charles H. Ledward as captain; and l attained a membership of 214 and in l June, 1918, came the organization of | the Rhode Island State Guard, the Fourth company, being in Westerly. l Only 66 of the constabulary enlisted in the state guard and 1H8 men have been enrolled in the Fourth company. These members have been perfect in attend- arice at all drills and ceremonies: Ser geant David A. Lowry Sergeant Herbert IP. Clark and Corporal Alexander J Thompson Sergeant Clark had like record in the eonstabulary.
 The eight Westerly men, indicted ht the present. session of the United States district court at Providence were pu, to plea, Thursday afternoon, and eh- tered pleas of not guilty. The accused are Joseph Muranoj Frank Giorno, Pat rick Terranoya, James Gra Nione, Bfag gie Gradione, Mafiani Stratficci James Azzarino and Salvatore Paldino ,wht : were arr4f1ged On three indictments charging them with larceny of good.
 from interstate commerce and witt conspiracy to rob freight cars Bai totalling s700o each to cover the thre : charges against each individual wa furnished.
 John J. Dunn of Westerly is asso ciated with John J. Fitzgerald of Paw
 tucket representing them accused mer
 This gang was rounded up by the loca ; and railroad police and a large quan itity of stolen goods was found in tn homes of the accused and in nearb l. woods.
 The Rhode Island delegation to th democratic national convention, wi Start for San Francisco Sunday mornin next. The party of 130 will go ' special cars from Providence to Wor d cestef and there joi nthe parties frol :, the rest of the New England state i, And there is not a representative : Westerly in the bunch.
 Il Allan P. Peacock was elected pres n dent at the annual meeting of u = Rhode Island Baptist Sunday scho, < convention held in Olneyville. Tn !, other officers elected are: Frederick Z Tafnple, J. Willard Baker, Thomas ] h Appelgate, vice presidents; E. Sykt '. Goodwin, secretary; Herbert S. Leitt ! feldt, assistant; James E. Reynold :. treasurer William T. Peck, 2d., auditor i, Thomas w Waterman, Walter N. Butle < Herbert D. Caverly, Albert Knight, i. Miss Mary E. Olney, Arthur P Johnso ,s B. Horton, D. c. Ajalding, B. Frank " Spooner, George E. Nicholas, Henry f Ginley, Albert Haas, Jesse L. Johnso a i Arthur R. Riley [Westerly) and F. Y S Hilton board of directors. IT Cards have been received in wester e, announcing the marriage June 2, at u
 Little Church Around the Corner, Ne s- ork, of Charles Raymond Blake of Yves
 erly and Miss Clarissa Parsons Holne ? MT. Blake served in the wolrd war @ Nititeftars in the aH ataon corps T \ ceivihg several citations and medals f
 distinguished bravery. He has of la
 been efgaged in clerical work in Stat H Island. He is now captain in fiyil
 status of he aviation of signal office
 in the reserve corps.
 Local Laeonics
 Firemens Memorial Sunday. ne
 Sunday, will be observed as usual
 the Westery Fire department ar
 Westerly Veteran Firemen's associate
 The Chautauqua guarantors have (
 ganized as follows: George B.. Ut,
 chairman; Miss Marie Zangrandi, s,
 retary Lewis Stanton, treasurerT
 Howard Clarke, ticket committee "
 fred B. Utter, publicity committee; M Katherine G. Price, chairman Jkint Chautauqua ;; Mrs. E. B. Foster ht
 pitality committee.
 Miss Hannah Stillman of Westerly I been selected a member of the Han ton college faculty, in Lexington, Ky,
 succeed Miss Ethel Schuman, as head f the department of home economies
 Westerly former service men are ,
 slow in filing applications for the st;
 bonus of s1O0.
 Eslks' Flag day exercises will be Ii
 in Wilcox park, Sunday evening at
 o'clock.
 President George Dolan presided the banquet of the sout hCounty +
 and Gun club. There was an address Ernest E. WaI1ing chairman of
 state board commission. and brief
 marks by several members.
 J. Palmer Bfayton of Waterbury
 a guest of his sister Mrs Albert
 Burdick.
 Up to Friday noon 5s5 women !
 4S0 men had registered in WestarIv