Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, October 10, 1910, Page 6

Has Hose Wagon with Chemical Tank Addition—New Fire Alarm System Installed—Fine Parade of Paw- | catuck Department—County Commissioner Williams Takes Measurements with Reference to License Ap- plication. WESTERLY’S FIRE DEPARTMENT - ——ne The firemen of Yawcatuck held their anited parade and inspection Saturday afternoon. The department is not large but its general efficiency has been positively proven. The P. 8. Bar- ber hore company house was opened for public inspection at noon, and the official parade and inspection took place in the afternoon. Every man in the {ine was in regulation uniform. ail in first class condition, the ‘board of engineers and fire police making their first appearance in new uniforms. The procession formed in front of the fire house in Liberty street in this order: Westerly Band, Charles O. Gavitt, leader. Pawcatuck Fire Police, James E. Kennedy, Captain. Chief Henry A. Stahle. Assts. Frank 1. Daw ley, John E. Mc- Mahon, Howard Reynolds, Board of Enginee: Pelex Barber Hose Co. Patrick a, Foreman, drawing Hose Reel. Hose Wagon drawn by horses. The parade was confined to the lim- its of Pawcateuck fire district, and flags were displayed from the residen- ces along the line of march. is It planned to have these parades annual- lv, and perhaps a fire organization from out of town will be invited to participate and thus increase interest in this annual event. Next Saturday night the P. S. Barber hose company members and guests will emnjoy the annual supper. The hose wagon of the Cyclone steam fire engone company, Westerly, with new chemical tank addition .is back from Providence and is now in commission in the fire house on Cookey hill. The tank had been given several tests and found to leak at the screw cap, which proved to be defec- tjve. This was sent back to Provi- Eence and a representative of the company that furnished the tank came to Wester with a new screw cap. a hurried test which was sat ¥ to the comr it, Charles Pe Tho and Frank G. E before the chemical tank is finally z cepted, it must work to the satisfac- tlon of Chief Engineer Cottrell. The tank is placed under the the wagon, with the he front end and over the forward not take up much of er hose space, but with the basket and chgmical hose adds over eight huniired pounds to the original weight of the wagon. If tk tank proves satisfactory the hose wz om of the Rhode Island Ones, one will Children Cry FOR FLETCHER’'S CAQTORIA Hs secscsctrcsneassescossanacassessesesossssoses Where 1o Buy in Westeriy Sessecesteceescosossntcscssvesesesssssscarestes INDUSTRIAL TRUST COMPANY Westerly Branch Capital .. Three Million Dollars Surplus ...Three Million Dollars Over Fifty Thousand Accounts. Liberal, courteous and efficient in management. Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes ARE SOLD BY I. B. CRANDALL CO. Westeriy, R. I. its nov20d Buy Your Shaes and Hosiery and get a coupon on the Piano to he],," given away at PURTILL’S MISS ROSE AHERN Ladies’ 42 High St Hatter|: Westerly STORE R. G. Bliven & Co., On the Bridge. REGAL SHOE AGENC We give S&H Gree with all purchases, Y. City Pharmacy Try our L] 26 Canal SI ‘Weslerly R L Fstablished 1001, Harald 1. Wells, O. D, Optomeirist. Defective vision corrected by the prop- er adjustment of lenses. Room 9, Pot- ter-Langworthy Block, Westerly, R. L l'DR SA[E Two seven-icolu « sitages, situated In difterent parts of tfe compact part of Westerly. R cet f each having 60 foot both having vacant Htants invited ¥Frank W. Coy Real Estate Co., modern plumbing febl4d Westeriy, R. I Tt will prices on Diamonds, 100se or mounted, hefore purchasing. . CASTRITIUS, Laadmu Westerly Jewel pay you well to get our HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS ¥ADE BY HAND, = Our Speelalty. Huaud Viade W, Whips all Hasness Suppiies cai ried in 9200 Facx y Made Harness in stoek at o & N. B. .“IBEN ! iu-wm‘m 44 West Broad Street. cle’x" Trading Stamps | lce Cream, Soda and Col- | Ices while waiting for your car.|to the railr ia period of seventy-two hours should be added to that piece of fire apparat- us. The new system is fully triple circuit fire alarm installed, with the lat- est approved switchboard located in the fire house, with Chief Cottreli in charge. The power for the electric motor is furnished from the local plant and is operated eight hours each day, making ‘the system operative fcr the power plant become disabled from any cause. This new system requires considerable attention and takes much | of the time of the chief engineer, whose recompense from the Westerly fire district is only $100 a year. County Commlssloner B. F. Williams of Mystnc vi d Pawcatuck Saturday evening and took measurements from the Congregational church property in a direct line to buildings in Liberty street for which applications have been made for liquor licenses. It is said he found sc within the pres derstood that the taken at the request of e of the places to be bed limits. measurements were the pastor of the h. This action is taken as indicati that remonstrance is to be made against seme of the applicants on the ground of unsuitabiliiy- of places, Aside from 8§ ichael’s church, the Cong tional ¢ rch happens to be organized church in atuck and the only e to affect the appli- license. The People’s s located in the same re an not the only regularl one _store, nce offi g ered in the ¢l with (hdllta— 1 i1stitutions, within the meaning of the law, although the owner of the building interpreted, the belief that a sa- loon in the inity wouild tend to les- sen the valuation of the property. making effort to have it so on There was a big field day of the golf clubs of Rhode Isiand a: the Wanna- Country ciub, Providence, on ‘eliteen players were in competitior Agawam hunt in the men's ap and ine of the players repc heir cards. William Clark of Wes took best gross with $4, 6 heap 18 net. B 1. Smith, 3. B ms and G. L. C. Ormsbee tied at 82 for net est Rev. George W. Rigler, D.D., pastor of First Baptist church, Westerly, has ] | | John been invited to become pastor of the Lonsdale Baptist church. to fill the va- cancy caused by the nation of Rev. J. H. Palm It was unanimous Iy voted to extend the call at a ness meeting of the lLonsdale Baptist « h and soc held Friday eve- ning. Mr. Rigler has been located in Westerly about three years. The call is being consider and no definite decision has been r ed The newly elected republican town committee for the First district met Saturday evening for organization, and Dr. Michael elected chairman and Utter clerk, without opposition. It was de- cided to call the us for the nom- ination of a candidate for the general Thurs afternoon. e decided to remain neu- assembly, nexg The commit tral and not recommend either Joseph T. Murphy of Thomas W. Biddl leaving the matter entirely with thg caticus. I Lieut.-Col. Charles H. Ledward of Westerly, who has Yeen an officer for 25 years, has tendered his resignation from the military service of Rhode Is- land and will be retired with rank of colonel. He has been second and first lieutenants and captain of the West- erly company, a major of the First regiment_ and the past the wo llmnv"\,{ t 4'1'0 1e] o irst ar- tillery district. He served as captain in the Sapnish-American war and is one of the best-posted military men in the state. For the third time in the past three months, Herbert Thompson’s place in | Pleasant street has been raided and | liquors seized. Sergeant Brown, with arch warrant. accompanied by Po- Mitchell ited Thompson's Saturd: The officers sei half 3 beer on draught and found thr in the place. Tt is i id that a special charge of being | common raider” will against Thomp: Alpert Fehmer, arghitect at the New England granite works, is il be preferred iou at the Rhode Island hospital, He w: \YII“'!‘V ly attacked while at the works sday noon, was taken to the hos- . and underwent an op- | appendicitis by Dr. Je ted by Dr. M. H. Scanlon. tion had set in and the appen- burst >fore the case is WESTERLY'S LEADING CLDTHING[._ e L dix Local Laconics. Joseph L. Peacock preached in | FFirst Baptist church, Warren, on | da i s S | r M. H. Scanlon left Westerly for | delphia Sunday afternoon. Mrs. | n accompanied him. They will | return Tuesda | In order to n e connection with the 8.20 train Saturday evening. a trolley car was run m Watch Hill station in just nineteen minutes. Harold R conductor on erly trolley W. Peterson of Westerly the Norwich and West- road. and Miss Vera 1. Langworthy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 4. Burnside Langworthv of Ashaway were married last Thursday hy Re R. O. Sherwood in Attleboro, Mass. STAFFORD S®RINGS Prohibitionists and Democrats Nomin- ate Candidates—Preparations for the Fair. i The prohibitionists \1|\llmur"v . have nominated s and Charles P.! Hodgson i The Stafford cratic senator: Many Visit Fa:r Grounds. Arrangements have been completed for the Stafford fair. 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