Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 7, 1914, Page 6

NORWICH BULLETI TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 1914 Westerly Public Works Commission On Recommendation of -_Government' Engineer Allen—Fin-! ancial Town Meeting Appropriates $800 for Miscellane- . ous Fund and $10,000 for Watch Hill Highway “Im- ‘pmvémmu—Town Council Grants New Franchise for Turnout and Extension. There were just one hundred and twenty-eight taxpayers in attendance at the special financial town meeting held in the town hall, Monday morn- ing, when Moderator Eugene B. Pen- dleton opened the meeting. Clerk ‘Whipple read the call which asked the tax payers to act upon ree- ommendations for extending the water service to Weekapausg, to rescind a vote that specified the unexpended balance of $9000 for highway at Pleasant View be expended between the casino and Weekapaug, to make special appropriations for miscellane- ous fund, and to authorize the town treasurer to hire money to meet ap- pripriations made at the meeting. AMilo Clarke spoke in favor of the extension of the water system to Weekapaug and Senator Louis W. Ar- nold, chairman of the boards.of water commissioners presented the recom- mendations of the board and also a vote authorizing the extension. He said that the interest on the cost of construction had been guaranteed by the property owners and that no bur- den would be placed on_ the town by reason of the construction.' A vote was unanimously passed authorizing the water commissioners to make the proposed extension and that the town treasurer be authorized to hire the required sum of money, not to exceed $15,000. Then came the vote to rescind the vete which provided for the expendi- ture of the unexpended balance of the Pleasant View highway appropriation, hetween the Casino and Weekapaug. Councilman Langworthy stated that there was a balance thus far of $5,- 080, and that it was planned to repair e road back of the cottages from the easant View trolley terminal west to the western boundary of the John H. Murphy property. He did not think there would be any unexpended balance for one east of the casino. Milo M. Clarke said that it looked to him as if there was to be no core to the apple, and he moved indefinite postponement of the proposition. Clark Whipple explained the orig- inal vote and said that it did not con: template taking away any part of the appropriation that was needed for the highway between the casino and Mur- phy’s. Frederick A. Buffum said that under the original vote the expenditure must be made in the rear of the cot- tages and that it was not needed be- tween the casino and Weekapaug. The money should be used where it was most needed and there would be no balance to expend on the east end of Atlantic_avenue. % Councilman Maurice W. Flynn conld ses no necessity for a change in the original vote, but favored leaving the maltter just as it stands and there will be no unexpended balance. Mr. Clarke's motion to indefinitely postpone was unanimously adopted. Tewn Solicitor Harry B. Agard made a motion that the sum of $800 be ap- propriated for the miscellaneous fund. 3. Clarke asked for information as to the occasion for this increase. Mr. Agard explained that $441 was for legal service rendered to the town by Attorney Walter Barney, of - Provi- dence, and covered a period of sev- eral years and prior to his selection as town solicitor. I order to make good the annuity of Edward W. Bab- i ¢ ! For Every Ill that can be remedied by the strengthening of your blood and mus- cles and nerves, take Y The Perfect Tonic ASK ANY DRUGGIST »‘—mm*r‘mnl i o QUEAROUSINGS + Bl W ROIBEER s 30l | <375 Send for Dl KINGS PUREMALT | DEeaRTMENT 36-38 Hawley St Boston ! [ @EITTEETSD T AR TS | “GETS-IT” FOR CORNS ON YOUR PIGGY-WIGGIES! 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D,, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Roem 1, Floor, S;Aannan Bldg, l 'ehone 1 : gible for { define their duties, the power to cl { that the comm e required give bonds. The public works com mission to have authority, to | as manager of p | petent eivil cock $300 was required. In securing the Babcock property in connection with.the site for the town hall, in lieu of paying $6000 for the property the town decided upon an annuity of $300. There was long discussion in regard to the Barnev bill, which was finally read. It was a long doocument re- citing the service rendered, but ihe only change given was in the general total. The vote appropriating $800 for the miscellaneous fund was pass- ed without opposition J. Frank Champlin presented a reso- lution appropriating $10,000 for the improvement of highways at Watch Hill, $5000 of which to“be expended in Ocean View avenue, between Ni- nigret avenue and the golf club house| entrance. Samuel H. Davis made a ich provided, that Ts of Watch Hill, who were not in the town be given the ege of the floor in this matter. Milo M. Clarke as a business men and taxpayer and resident of Wester- ly, favored the proposition, and said the people of Westerly can afford to be generous with the Watch Hill peo- ple. The road problem, however, had been solved, but he believed the money could be judiciously expended at Watch Hill. The proposition was fa- vored by Dudley Phelps, George W. Andrews and George W. .Driges, rep- resenting themselves and other cot- tage owners at Watch Hill. Other speakers weie Samuel H. Dav Ho Burdick and Dr. John mplin. The * appropriation made . without opposition. The town ireasurer was authorized to hire such sums of money as necessary to make the votes of the meeting effec- tive. motion, idents and tax The April regular meeting of the Westerly town council was held Mon- day, w full attendance of members A m)mpluinr W received from Leon- ardo Brageo asking for the removal of an objectional outbuilding located near front _door ang on property of Frank Chodie. Mr. Brogeo said the building was within two feet of the main entrance to Chodie ref to tion. It was a nuis: for council action. Agard said the matter w ered by Health Officer his home and that change the loca- and he asked own Soliciter being con- Stanton and e, action, was deferred pending the re- port from the health officer. Attorney Ledwidge * pre: a copy of the act passed by the general » which permitted the Cru to const to the main New Haven road company, W to - become fective required the approval of the town council motion of Council- man Flynn the act was approved. Re. cess was -taken for the financial town meeting. At the opening of the sessiol afternoon there was a large delegation of striking laborers present. They | presented a petition that the town council are the best officers to bring about a settlement of the demand is for twenty-five hour for an eight hour $2 a day m was _received Bills_for \L\nh ordered pai a salary of $: Greene as gr to establish a avenue, at “'nb’h Stillmhn tablish The were approved and was voted to pay Sheffield a telephone pole Brown Bridge road for the place at the .Stjllman home. It was voted al ude on Joh a gr ley, a game w: appointment as constabie, but the matter was for, approval of the chief of police. Ith Officer Lewis Stanton re six cases of fever month of Mar Chief Brow qurin of Polie n reported four arrests during the month. Andrew Martin was gran license, and a Alex victual Pat, lic gmnmu Town Solicitor Agard called up the matter of the proposed mew turnout for the Norwich and Westerly Trac- tion company n the railway tion. A Jetter from Pre dent R. W, Pe stating tk Canal street extension would be but little used and that when the turnout ted, the the sectior for from triangle car’s length of the trac the square. Councilman Fly stood that if the out was granted, nn said it was under- Railroad avenue tur 1l tracks would square and tt ough instead o, and from the square. Manager Samuel Andersoa the leaving of the triangic in Dixon square would be for the pu’- 1 convenience, but the company is y with the wishes of removed from Dixor cars would be run to £ j the council, The sentiment of the council that the franchise be granted provided the trolley company remove all trachs from Dixon the main line. for a turnout on in Canal mpleted by J The councilmen canv list and selected therefrom estate and personal voters who are el duty, which cor t for the coming year was those e “provid, ad avenue cet, the work A report was received from Warren Allen, the civil engineer expert who | came’ to Westerly from the feder: agricultural department. upon tion of the Westerly town cour spect present conditions ommend a more efficient conduct of the hichwa He recommended the public_works cg charge of the wate: way departments, the to take sewer and high town council'to fix s emple engineer, to be town engineer and salary the commission, and the c ers to haye the power to employ ents and clerks as may be ry. The report goes, into detail thod of roaq maintenance and regard to the proper their building _and estimated cost. The local me:hods a | criticised and 2 nstance cites the fact that cru; stc is sold at tb stone crusher at a lower price t the cost of production and sugae that the town end the custom of s ing crushed stone. ern methods of hook eral accounting In the ment. It was voted to | and place the same receive the, report on st ! °d | 4 babies. For Your Baby. The Signature of " is the only guarantee that you have the (Genuine prepared by him for over 30 years. YOU’LL give YOUR baby the BEST et O s Your Physician Knows Fletcher’s Castoria. Sold only in one size bottle, never in bulk or otherwise; to protect the The Centaur Company, MEZ}; Prest. T P S D S XA P AN S | | B. Altman & dln. VISITORS TO NEW YORK will find in the large, efficiently equipped store of B. Altman & Co. an unusually attractive dis- play of Spring and Summer merchandise, marked at extremely moderate prices. Especially appeal- ing to the discriminating taste are the new assortments of “Women's, Misses” and Children’s wear, imported and American-made; - the splendid showing of Silks, Laces, Ribbons, etc.; and entirely new stocks of Men's and Boys' Furnishings for practical and dress wear. . Fitth Avenue, New Pork Bhirty-Gith Street Bhirty-fourthy Street vention committee of the Westerly Board stated that nearly all the fir sterly were caused by defecti chimneys and he submitted the draft for an ordinance which carried h it specifications for chimney building. Attorney Kingsley stated at he had drafted a bill that pro- r a local building inspection law that would cover the matter in- troduced by Mr. Buffum. He sugg ed appro of the bill so that nted at the present ses- general assembly. Councilman Flynn suggested that a that nature was of impor- tance suffictent introduce in town meeting. Mr. Kin; replied that it was n. e custom to have town meeting az- n on_town ordinances. A might be pres sion of the g ynn asked if favorable action he council would have any effect in getting the bill through the le lature. i Mr. Kingsley said it surely would. r. Flynn was in doubt and cited council and too, but W meeting, s e legislature, as it did not s fancy of the local representatives, ion of Mr. Flynn, Town So- and Councilman Maxson appointed to draft an ordinance to provide for the proper construction | of chimneys. | The automobile owned and driven | by George Maxson, was wrecked in | Granite street 1|'B Monday afternoon, | on and the the car, John and a escaped se came down (1ranne at moderate speed and in e left, towards Elm street, right forward tire burst, the car ided and crashed against the curb- and overturped, spilling the fo 1pants of the car on the sidewalk. escaped with a severe James salesman The car hill ed to the office of Dr. Pagan, nearby, and received treatment. , They were [ able to leave the office una: Maxson was taken into Dr. Scanlon’s automobile and conves the doctor’s office. His rigl was severely hurt and he rec in the fact head. reck car was taken to a garage for pairs. on after this accident Irving Sil- verstein, only f; ars of age, wi in a shoemaker’s shop, sharp knife and before it from the little fellow the left hand was severely cuf. The 1 fainted from loss of blood ®and W attended by a ph Herbert Geary right hand while at w trell plant. Blood tion, Local Laconics. William ‘A. Wilcox has sold to ( B. Fraser the two tenement h Moss street formerly owned liam Whitehead The body of Edwin Milner of Mo up, which was placed in the vault River Bend, February 23, w in the family plot Monda Past Exalted Ruler Martin H. man, representing District Deput liam F. Maine, will install the re cuts s buried y morning xed re- PURE FOOD SPECIALS iFor Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday ile was Every 9 to 11 Morning o’clock 'HOUR SALE ROUN e ]5 Pure LARD, 2lbs.25¢ o STEAK ‘S{teeaezz s Mealy Cooking OUR OUR BREAD 25 | POTATOES, pk. 23€ | Confectionets’ Frosting SUGAR - 4 Ths. 2lc 0! ly elected officers of Westerly Lodge ¢ Elks, Wednesday At the = - ST enion EiiEre a roast | @ Loin - Rib 1“ . D ,L duck and roast beef dinne £ . AMB CHOPS, 1b uc rés IS! ep ool = A D - - New York state ha employed in factories. work in New York Fores of The into_the comfort sweating ant it re pain Roy. all kinds of Sponges. to showing Sponges, fr | $3.50 each. In connection with prizes for the best short their uses. THESE PRICES FOR Harness Sponges . ... Carriage Sponges. . . . Painters’ Sponges . ... Bath Sponges . . Silk Baby Sponges . . . Come in and talk Housecleaning Speonges ........ 15¢ to Slate and Cleaning Sponges . . . THE: LEE & 05G00D CO., SPONGE WEEK at Lee & 0Osgood’s THIS WEEK WE HAVE NAMED SPONGE WEEK because we are making a special showing of Our store is given over om the little ones at 5c each to the best grades of Bath Sponges at SPONGE WEEK we start a SPONGE ESSAY CONTEST offering article on Sponges and Auto owners should instruct their chaffeurs to buy our SAND FREE Auto Sponges. VARIOUS SPONGES USUALLY CARRIED BY US Auto Spongeo-............... 65¢ to 90c 35¢ 90c 35¢ S e et dDCte: 350 5c to $3.50 SRR K T S felaiaisie s (BOIC D, Eye Sponges ................ 10c to 25¢c . 35¢c to 50c 5¢c and 10c Sponges with us Norwich, Conn. FRESH HADDOCK, Ib. 3¢ None Better HALIBUT STEAK, Ib. 10c Red Steak SALMON Ib. Fresh HERRING, Ilb.. .. Fresh FLOUNDERS, Ib. 6¢ STEAK COD, Ib...... 12¢ FINNAN HADDIES, Ib. 9c Fresh SMELTS, Ib.. .. 10c § CLAMS for Steaming Solid Meat OYSTERS GUREL ..o < oot o e nie oiale SOC LAMB,lb....A.,.....gc -1 2%e 122¢ BLUE FISH STEAK i 1b. Fresh BUTTER FISH i ib. 10c { Large, Fresh MACKEREL each vakarndac Deep Sea SCALLOPS f quart = s olc \ Legs of Genuine |§ LAMB, Ib.. Fresh “Little Pig” SHCULDERS # For Roasting, Ib \ 14c 10c Sweet § CREAMERY BUTTER Wholesome Fresh EGGS from nearby White Mild CHEESE faring — dozen. ..... 23c [Ib . ...l o binnls S f CRISCO for shortening PEANUT BUTTER : can o | LA (OO L White TURNIPS peck - .1l ot 2S¢ Ripe, Sweet PINES N S S S # FRESH 16¢ 23c Luscious, Strictly Sound Sweet, Seedless ORANGES, 20 for 25¢ York State PEA BEANS 3 quarts ........... 25¢c Whole White RICE Sdhei . oo Mohican TEA Mixed-Oalong-India-Ceylon Reg. value 50c — Ib Sweet Maine CORN 2 cans .. A lide Extra Fancy PEAS can . ....... 10, 1215, 14c Hot Cross Buns == 14c § California ASPARAGUS, 2 cans 25c | 23c Fine Table SALT 2 Eaygebag:: . =%l Good Laundry SOAP - 5 bars 12| oz, 7¢| MRS. GEO. P. 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