Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-08

Payne, assisted by Drs. Stanton, Smith
and Pagan
The whiskey will be analyzed. and
until this is done the results of both
autopsfes reported and the investiga-
ton concluded, Coroner Brown will not
be able to render decision as to the
cause of the deaths or determine
whether from foul play or natural
causes
A large taxpayer of the town said
Thursday that it was about time that
Westerly commenced to- spread out
from what has long been termed the
business section, meaning presumably
where most of the retail stores are To-
Gated He said the Westerly High
school building, the Memorial hiding
and the new postoff1ce, all l row,
would be about the limit, and nal. 9TH
er parts of the town woud --smand
recognition.
He declared that the very best site
in town for a new City hall was the
vacant Vose lot at the corner of High
and Canal streets convenient to the So
called business center, and also to the
railway station, and that such a Selec-
ton would tend to broaden out, to en-
large the business interests of the
town. As it is planned to have joint
town hall and court house, the state to
bear a. proportion of the expense and
maintenance, the Canal and High stree
site would be preferable to any other
that could be named, owing to it's con-
venient distance from the railway sto-
ton. 1t would better accommodate the
superior court officers and all having
business with that court. and at the
same time be convenient for those
having business with the town council,
the town clerk probate court, district
court, water department, and all other
town departments.
The people of Westerly fully appre-
ciate the endowment of Wilcox park
and it's enlargement and beautlhcat1on
by the competent board of trustees,
who make a study of the public needs
in the way of park Improvement and
readily supply whatever in reason is
required for the public convenience,
pleasure and restful recreOtfon. 1t has
been suggested that a great many peo-
pie would be accommodate if the walk
that now enters the park near the res
idenee of DR.. May was extended direct
to Granite street, thereby giving resi-
dents of that section a shorter route
to and from the railway station.
There is a walk across the park at
the extreme northern end but all other
walks lead direct into Dixon square.
DR., Michael n. ScanIon, district dep
uty of the Knights of Columbus, &C
com panied by the full degree team of
NarraganSett council of Westerly made
official visitation to Mcfarland council
Columbus hall the third degree was
conferred upon a large class of candi-
dates. A social session followed the
ceremonial and the Westerly knights
returned on the train arriving in West
erly at 2.30 Friday morning.
Effort is being made by some mem
bers of the Fifth company, Westerly,
Coast Artillery corps to induce George
Benjamin Utter, graduate Of a military
school and Amherst college, to become
a candidate for the second lieutenancy
Of the company, made vacant by the
resignation of Lieut.. Oliver H. Will
lfaans, Jr. 1t is said that Mr.. Utter
has the matter under consideration,
and that his action, will be determined
when it is definitely ascertained wheth-
err on-commissioned officers other
members of the company desire pro-
ms ton.
Vincenzo Mairorino travelling dele
gate of the National Hold Carriers and
Building -Laborers,. association, here
from Albany, directing the strike of
upon complaint of William ]. McDou-
gall, a Westerly contractor who is
building an addition to the Ashaway
clay mills, under contract for Charles
p. Ecclestone Maiorino is charged
with threatening the employees of Nc
Dougall and forcing them by threats
to quit work. He was arraigned before
Judge Oliver Williams of the Third
district court and pleaded not guilty.
Trial was assigned for Friday morning
and the accused was released on bonds
of 5000, furnished by Biaggio Pala-
dino.
The sixth sudden death in Westerly
during the present week occurred just
before midnight of Wednesday, when
Mrs. Albert Tucker of Pond street
passed away. She had been in GUS
tonary health until earlier in the even
ing, when she experienced difficulty in
breathing and a physician was sum-
moned. She soon became unconscious
and gradually failed till death came.
She was 46 years of age and leaves her
husband and three children
There was special meeting of the
Westerly fire district Thursday morn
ing in the office of Councilman Horace
E. Burdick to decide upon the agreed
ownership of the Watch Hill dock off
Bay street where the Stonington ferry
boat has her landing. 1t was the vote
of the meeting that inasmuch as J.
Frank Champlin of the Ocean house,