Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-24

4s,s annual Rhode Island state con- su-saon of the Daughters of the Ameri- ~.a Resolution was held Thursday af- Nwrnoon at the Calvary Baptist church nn Elm street, and delegates were pres -1s from each of the 14 chapters of the ,wxaniza4iOn in the state.
 Stats Regent Mrs. Samuel H. Davis ,.renided. and all of tho other state offi- CTS were present.
 The visiting delegations began arriv- 4nw ln Westerly during the morning, and ut noon dinner was served by Phebe Greene Ward charter of this. town. to Is5 guests at the Calvary Baptist church vestry. me exercises began at 2 o'eloela and xhs members of the organization march, evd Into the church auditorium in tho fol- SUwing order: Miss Virginia Davis. the 4.u4hter of tho state regent, carrying qlsa American flag: Mss Elizabeth Max @vn and Miss Augusta stanton, Girl Scouts. carrying the state dag; tho state rfRrers and remaining members
 Tha officers were escorted to tho plat g,rr, bv A committee canposed of Mrs w M Brown. Miss Sylvia Lanphear, Sr,r, Mary Whlpple. Miss Marion Ken yon and Miss Louise BlaelSier.
 The hall was tastefully decorated for ne occasion. and the program opened with the salute to the flag.
 The principal speaker of the meeting wae Benjamin F. Marshall Of tho Con- y,~-sicst College for Women in New Lon son. and the subject of hN address was Inc American spirit--A Vision and a Pu-pose Another noted speaker was Mrr CharIea whitman wife Of tho for v,e- governor of New York state, and vice president general of New York
 A astle brawl between two wagon a~lVrrs of rival Ice companies created ,-saaid@rable excitement on Coggswon -areet Thursday morning. 1t was said that the fight started following an ar- sruvnent over tho traffic rulea ono of the cou,baianta was twice knocked to the .round. and both received hard blows An outsider who stepped ih 10 separate me men, also received a blow under th' Ieft eve that cut hia face opon, md fol- iowiug this accident the encounter end cd T-ne argument was called of th' men shook hands, and no arrests wort made.
 rov, Clerk Everett E. whippic an no4fDced Thursday that Co date only abo1t one-haif of the voters of Westerly had registered for the coming fall elee lion. In addition to the town council, , representative for the 6ret district {, take the place or the lnta Josepu | Murphy will be elected this November
 The period for registering closes ol Tune 90, so that only aboni week re mains for the prospective voters to reg lrter. Tlfe women must reeis4er the sam as the men. even though they did reg Irter last year An women propert holders viii not have to register, bu they should make sure that their name are on the voting list.
 The personnel Of ths Watch Hill pos sfice force for the coming season ha been announced. and ln addition Co Su perintendent Edmund York the follow ing clerks will be sent there from Wes; srfy Co assist in the summer rush; WI liam McGrath. Edward Purtlll and Ar Eeio zerbarini. James A. Reane and Jc ssph Murray win be the carriers, and motorcycle will be aaVtlnhlh for the d' Every of parcel post.
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 In a baseball gams played at Vol park Thursday afternoon. the grammi school nine defeated the ". H. s. fresl men by the score of 12 to il.
 Fourteen girl friends of Miss Agn