Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-08

 Island State college at Kingston, Mrs. i Frank Gibston, president of the House wives League, and Mrs. Howard K. Hil- | ton, member. from Rhode Island. on the board of New England Home Economics | association will be among the represent atives from Rhode Island at the meeting l of the New England Home Econ ofnics as- | sociation in Boston, next Saturday. The subject of the meeting will be the Devel- l oprnent of Home Economies Under the Smith Hughes Bill, and the Need in the i Field Making the Passage of the Fess l Bill So Important.
 Mlsquanalcut Tribe of Westerly had . l big representation in the parade and re- i ception in Providence Monday night in l honor of the visitation Of Great Saehem Walter Robbins and the board of Great l Chiefs Improved Order of Red Men. Fol l lowing the parade came the reception and l literary and musical entertainment. short addresses expressing appreciation at the l growth of the order and predicting for it a successful future were made by the l following Great Sachern Walter Rob- 1 bins, Great Prophet Edwin Thereux. Great Senior SagaHore, Joseph Barber. Deputy Walter Tillinghast. Great Sachem l Mary Mathewsen and Great Sachem Wil- liam Tipnin.
 l As told on the telegraph page of The Bulletin Tuesday, Judge Tanner of the superior court mas appointed Frank ".
 Walker, of Philadelphia Daniel McIvee of Providence, and Percy w. Hathaway of South Kingstown, receivers for the Wakefield Mills company.
 | The Congressional Medal of Honor. the Distinguished Service Cross, and the Distinguished Service Medal, issuel ty the war department since April 6,
 1917, up to and including General Or ders. No 13S, War Department, Now ember I 1919, and compiled in the of. fee Of the adjutant ger eral of the ar my, has been printed in bok form by the government The Distinguished Ser.
 vice Cross was awarded three youn , men from Westerly.
 Charles Raymond Blake, first lieu tenant Air service. pilot 7th Aviatioa Instruction centre. For extraordinary heroism in action near Lassigny, France, August 8, 19IS Lieutena mt Blake, with. Second Lieutenant Earl V. Potter, observer, while on res.rinais- sance expedition at low altitude far beyond the enemy lines, was attacked by five German airplanes His observer was wounded at the beginning If :he combat. but he maneuvered his plane SC 1 ss1ilifuliy that the observer wts able to shoot down one of their ativersaries By more skillfui maneuverins be er- abled his observer to fight of the re- ! friendly territo--" "
 ] Josiah oroauloot Army serial No. sssO). corporal Company B. S44th Bat taliOn. Tank corps, For extraordinary ry i heroism in action near La Forge Farm. ! France. September 27, 1s1S,h Corporal Broadfoo. volunteered to drive tank, and. his service being accepted, he at tacked enemy machine gun nests until his tank was put out Of action, destroy ing several enemy nests which had held up our infantry. He then continued the advance on foot until he was fatally 1 injured.
 ] Richard OBrien Shea, passed assist
 ant surgeon, United States navy. at i tached to 5th regiment, United States | Marine corps. At CAateau-ThiArry
 France, on June s, 1918, he displayed
 extraordinary heroism treating the | wounded while under heavy bcmbard. ment- He showed utter disregard oi his personal safety in order to succo1 to;hers''
 This Distinguished Service Cross was awarded twenty-five Rhode Islanders No Medal Of Honor or Distinguished 1 Ser itn Meual was awarded to Rhode Island.
 l The. will of Charles B. Wilcox wal
 2dni. ted to probate at the regular ses l sio-l of the Westerly probate court Judge Edward Nj. Burke. Tuesday af | ternoon. Mrs. Elizabeth D W. Kon- meth was confirmed as sole executrix oi
 the will. Bond s15a00, Lewis g. Me
 Eeil, appraiser. After providing for the care of the family lot at River Bent
 cemetery, hy a. :beGuest, ot $15e, the sun of s100 is given to Donah Wilcox, tn, granddaughte- of testator, and life us l Of the lower tene+nen. in osa sVtreet, t.
 his son, William R. Wilcox, provided
 he does not contest the will, The uppe
 tenement in tho same house is Eivel to daughter of deceased, Mrs. Kenneth
 she to use the income and profit of tn,
 tenement. The sum of $1,00o is give,
 to Mrs. Kenneth. and the balance of tn | personal estate to be divided equally be
 tween Mrs. Kenneth and her brother
 William R., Wilcox. The rest and resi-
 due of the estate including the dwell
 ing house is given to grandson of testa
 tor, Lloyd W. Kenneth
 Inventories of these estates were re
 ceived and ordered recoFded: Harry N
 Kingsley, Eliza beth Day and Saral