WESTERLY SYRUP OF [ over the top Friday night in excess Westerly shot & couple of thousand | Harney and Lawrence Donnelly the allotment of $25,000, and before|summer by the sheriff at Narragansett ithe drive ends the total sum will have | Pler for liquor sales on Sunday. Hines {reached $35,000, and perhaps more, and {is charged with evading the ‘work or Against Thomas Southwick, John Mm\rdlo. W of | last four are the results ot\rkeuu lut !t would not surprise one of the most ar,uve workers in the united war work campaign if the total sum reached fight law. Other matters are Sarah A. Johnson et al, against Leonard C. Joslin et al, || LOOK AT TONGUE! POISONS FROM STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS REMOVE 350'000. {Bradford Dyeing associatfon, Inc. doubling the contribution of $2, other corporations as well as in viduals are doing likewisge. tial report Saturday of the giving employes as follows: 1loyes, $34 , average $4.34. George Moore Elastic Fab » {employes, 4.49, average $4.32. Smith Granite company, 79 employ §281.19, averaBe $. es, $80, average $2.50. Westerly Water worws, 7 employ v s $24.45, average $3.30. nly ok for the name California on Bradford Dyel fhe package. then you are sure your 247 employes. $1455.85, average $5.89. child is having the best and most Total $3,630.33, average per harmless laxative or physic for the ploye $4.37. association, Fonow ing the example of the $2,500, Ome man ‘who gave $400 at the start has made|E. Sunderland |the gift $1,000, so some are more than doubling their earlier contributions. Thomas McKenzie, in charge of so- Jicitation for the fund from corpora- tions and their employes, made a par- Westerly Textile company, 126 em- company, 200 employes, $656.60, aver- 54 New England Granite company, 135 Crumb Quarry company, 36 employ- | €rly—Feter C. .Brodie, Arthur J. Ed- Inc., em- Hubert C. Kenyon against the Rich- in | mond Lace Works, and the petition of Fliza W. Parkhurst et al, for appoint- di- | ment of new trustee. The new actions at law are Mary against - Henry N. Girard, Christopher Ferraro ugalnst William Bassett; Thomas L. Greene against the R. L. Rose company, Lexia Alcour against Norman Jordan; Silas P. Fales against Talbot S. Hanon; by |Charles H. Holley against Dutee W. Flint; Mary Le Fountain against Geo. Klingman, et ux. Today (Monday will be devoted to ric | indictments by the grand jury and to | {he assignment calendar, Tuesday will' he divorce day, and on Wednesday the retit jurors will repert. The crimtnal cases will be disposed of before near- es, |inz of civil actions. The grand jurors called are: West- mond, Stanley. W. Edwards, Thomas D. es, |Edwards and James Fiddes; South Kingstown—James G, Clarke, John G. Clarke, Lionel H. Clarke, Charles V. Johnson and James S, Lamond; North Kingstown—George L, Browning, John little stomach, liver and bowels. Chil- These corporations are in the town dren love its delicious fruity taste. of Westerly and the reports of the Full directions for child's dose on others within the Westerly district each bottle. Give it without fear. have not been announced. JEWETI' ClTY system for the payment of wages to v - - t1. Cistodian forces of custom houses 1.}:::"‘::‘;1 some misundertending M end postoffices. Frank E. Iitzsimmons, PRRR—————E SRR PRI S L L L L L L | To simplify accounting, the treasury department has established a zone 4 aon ha' Collector of customs of Providence, has b o G i By the Trar Wo'' leen appointed paymaster of a dis- ke ehar e in, nd Mies tiict covering New Bedford and New Jondon and points between. Under 3Catherine McKenzie will cam v ADY o0 _ the new tesulations Collector Fitz- fibutions e ‘aent 15 Mr. Kans. & mmons will keep an account with B Mt '+ Tomn McLean €:ch of the of federal | . vy > " Yuiidings wi '.:' ‘tee el O™ gudit the pa «f all employes in the caretakers’ ser- '* vices semi-monthly. Formerly e: - 1:cal custodian had personal ac count department Yhe cor-—rw"(w and sol 3 Monika < and towns included in the| v R Providence, Eristol New- Mar gansett Pier, Pawtucket, Rev. J. T Westerly. Attleboro, was in St Fall River, New Bedford, ¢ Tlorth Attiebbro, Taunton, New Lon- Norwich, Rockville and Willi- i ntic. : The Westerly Historical society is b ‘tive in the purpose for which it was b anized. During the past year and er the presidency of Kthan Wilcox Whaitford; Exeter—Stephen A. Sweet; Narragansett—John Bristow; ten—George V. Crandall, Arthurt K Coilins and Lloyd B. Crandall, The petit Wednesday H. Hines, Frank B. s, Henry ! Josgep! , Julian H. Pot Terb Frederick H .uhn;nm! narles L. l\-‘l‘ ron. re rnow in ex Purchases Jast Ionr maturity ’ﬂue (\. . or a per capita of the government post offices have t oTce sales b 10 were as fol Providenes 12.21°539.10° Paw worth cts, up to Nov. ™ se ne wmembers have been admit- 4 R. W. Barrett, Miss Hannah A. = sabeock of New York, Mrs. Samuel G. ! sboock, Frank J. Wilder of Boston, H ev. Charles J. Dutton, Troy, N. Y i 3 1 § e { b -\,h? ay, 3 c i g % * g t = e M . Zangrandi S LAl s Ga " C. Grant | L ¢ the b £avage, Miss Eth Ja Miss t sther D. Grisowld, Judge Oliver H. iliams, Mrs, Fannie E. L. Dixon, J. ger, Mrs. Andrew Pascoe, Russell Slocum, Miss Mary A. Richmond of Westerly, .Ti1a eight Hour worl sutomobile om . station day, with no < rtime or Sund not sat- The Jewett City Congregatiora , iving to some 7 of A'e‘\tﬁ?‘\lv urch auxt ° i AN who went to work elsewhere, and they ith - Mrs €¢ gradually retuining to their home . Faust pofternor at '’ 1 ¢n, where conditions look fully as clock. A programme o ¢ °d to them, * t heurs for : s 1 €t reation and eight c 1 1 not the popular £ ith all the workers 8 the tans offécing enveepes collect wno went from Westerly. i at the mecting. BAE K cusiier meeting iof - ¥ The discontinuance of local draft Shapter g 52 0. & heid Tho 1-7rds throughout the < fore- ¢ o i vh ! haards ot to Rty ] se an fixtures or . ot g A S als and tc Huy such quaa- it i of onery as will carry them » e 1 "e end of the present vear. It is v ma . € "'od hy the boards that all their s : amit . ' 'k will be completed by that time. “ul W. Pier ‘ J of Westerly, through ge Herbert W, Rath- cht snit in damages for to himse'f and auto- arainct Geor~e Koch. an artist, . bile operatinz his auto bas DICTORS , | {,..,m,;,,,qp 5 ‘ tur tho 3escumonta, I A ! tried many doctors || without benefit until I'was really discour- aged. My mother urged me to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com- and "I‘] returrnblr the first lu ¥ in December to the town court of ‘tonington, A breach of promise suit, with Mi Lersa Alecour of Hope Va. ifi, nas been brought 1 und as it had \hmwn J. Casey elpedhersomuch, I <0 of Hone did so and soon saw defend Mr, Jordan. The a change for the be up for nment at the \ better. I kept on |1 sion of the superior court ‘hkmgltlndamnow X ngton

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