Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-22

For the first time 3 Westerly town council met Monday evening q board to take the preliminary steps towards issuing licenses for the sale of intoxi- eating liquors in the town, for never since the conception Of the local option liquor law, nearly half a century ago. has Westerly voted for liquor license until the present time.
 When President William l.. Clark called the meeting to order, these counciinlen were present: Albert II. H. LansWorihy, Maurice W. Flynn. Will liam Culley. Wayland 4. Saunders Horace E. Burdick and C. Clarence iMaxson.
 There were also 2S citizens present evidently interested in the liquor li- cense business, and under the appre- hension that a hearing on the applica- tons was to be held. They were dis appointed. however. when the president announced that the applications would be formally received at the meeting and that no action would be taken up on the applications until notice of ap- plication was advertised two weeks, in accordance with law. A total of 34 ap- plications were received. The town is entitled to I liquor lisense On mo- tion of Councilman Burdicl1 the appli- cations were received and ordered pub lished for two weeks.
 It was voted to hold a hearing up- on applications on Wednesday, Dec '. at 9.3o in the morning, and that in case of remOnstrantS appearing that they be required to produce plats of the property to which objection is made for loca tion of licensed saloons.
 The complete list of applicants and the place of pronosed business location Is as follows: Sullivan Joseph BoClla- taub. 52 Plea Sant street; MiCla el Me Cart.hy, White Rock road: Joseph Fec cllia. next to 79 Granite street: Anto- nio Lorello, 71 Pierce street; Alphonzo Acotin. 73 Pierce: Frank L. Holiday, 157 Granite: Luigi MUrano, 76 Oak, Giuseppe Turano, 37 Pierce; Francisco !. Tursi. S7 Pleasant; Salvatore Fibre. 55 Pierce: Givano Turano. 64 Pierce; Gioveno Guarano 5 Pierce: Pasluale Salameno, 86 Pierce; Luigi Tuscano, = Pleasant; Frank CostanZO, B Pierce Frank Marine. 95 Canal: Fmilias Di Pietro, P Pierce: E. A. Dick, Watch Hill house; John F. Champlin Ocean house; Thomas J. O'Broen, Halcyon house: Frank Bruno, 91 Pierce; John 1 Done oherty. near Potter Hill Antonio i Reale, AS Pierce: Charles P. Dunham, 5s Canal; Peter Rose. S7 Oak: John J. Carney of f5 Newton avenue at IS Ca nal street: George A. Paunado, 71 i Pierce: Michael Capalbo. of Mantle :; Frank Perranova S5 Oak street: John Calto NialJtic: Martin &, Martin. Mar tin house. Canal street: Charles C. Taft, New Park hotel. High street :;
 
 1 Lewis Eddy, Dixon house.
 Frank Bruno withdrew his applica- ton.
 Applications for druggists licenses | were received from Bryce w. Quick, Rhode Island Drug company, Dixon house block; August Larson. City Phar- macy. High street: Oscar C. Stott, Dix on house block. The druggists licenses are not included in the r regular liquor licenses
 Although no application had been re- ceived, Town Solicitor Agard suggested tl9at . license fee be fixed for whole sale license and be prepared to meet any applira ton. On motion of Council man Flynn it was voted to fix the fee at s700 the same as a retail license. It was voted to defer action on the applications for druggists licenses un- til the special meeting of Dac. '. President Clark stated that he had been requested to ask the council to appoint two sanitary inspectors two ladies whose duty it would be to visit Inc tenement houses with 9 view to bettering tfe general condition. This is an outcome of the tuberculosis eEhibi- ton. and there was doubt expressed as to the authority of the Couucil 10 ap- point such inspectors With authority. Thc matter was referred to the town solicitor for investigation and report The matter of placing sanitary cups at public drinking fountains, in vend ing machines was also referred to the town solicitor.