Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-11-15
WESTERLY HUNTER KILLED
Joseph Costando Fatally Injured While Hunting-Com-
plete List of License Applicants-Mrs. John B. Fos-
Dead-Strike at Lorraine Mill-Rev. C. A Burr
dick Addresses Board of Trade

In order that legal notice could be
given and that business begin with
the license year. which commences
December l, it was specified by the
town council of Westerly that all ap-
plications for licenses be filed with
Town Clerk W1irp1e by noon of Tues
day. On the basis of one liquor Ii
cense for each five hundred of inhab-
-itants, Westerly is entitled to seven
teen licenses and the town council has
decided to issue to the limit.
Applications for renewal of license
were received as follows: Frank Cor
tanzo, So Pierce street; Louis H. Ed
dy, Dixon house; Charles H. Fay.
Watch Hill house
John F. Champlin, Ocean house;
Frank Marine, 90 Pierce street; Jo-
seph A. Guarino, SO Pierce street; John
Cato, Bradford; Pasquale Salameno,
SIS Pierce street; Santa Turano, II
% Pierce: Frank S. Holiday, 157
Granite; Andrew ]. Martin, "a Canal;
Natole Benvenuti, As Canal; Michael
Mccarthy, % White Rock road; Gius-
eppi Turano, 81 Pierce.
No applications for renewal were re-
ceived from Charles p. Durham, Canal
street, and Halcyon house, Watch Hill.
The new applications received are as
follows:
Peter NJ. Rose. rs Oak street.
William Pickering, $50 Main street;
Joseph Recchio, 70 Granite, or Joseph
Recchio, for building to be erected;
L.
sale; Horace F. Sisson, Leonard house,
65 Main; Ralph w. Lawton, Variety
vile, Wholesale Charles d. Haven, So
Canal; Charles c. Taft, New Park no.
tel, High street; Frank Bruno, 81
Pleasant, wholesale; Giuseppe Lalima,
101 Canal; Francesca Chiodi, 203 Ca
nal; Luigi Toscano, 73 Pleasant; Cen
erosa Guarnio, Mantle road.
There are just fifteen applications
for renewals and fourteen for the two
licenses that are rot desired by the
present holders. OF these, the license
granted a year ago to MIR. Durham
was for the Charles d. HavenS place.
So in reality the only one at present
holding license and who has not ap-
piled for renewal is Thomas J. O'Brien.
proprietor of the Halcyon house Mr.
O'Brien is a medical student, was re-
Gently married and has no inclination
TO engage in the liquor business for
the coming license year. The town
council will give hearing on the appli-
cations November 80. and will probably
grant the lesaliZed number of licenses
at that session.
Mrs. Elizabeth Foster-Perry-Ba Barclay,
daughter of the late Charles Temper
snce Foster Perry, and widow of John
Barclay Foster, died Tuesday morning
at her home in High street, in her SD
year. Her husband was born at "a
High street in 1871 and died there
after brief illness April z, 1901. He
was clerk at the Phenix National bank
and became cashier in 1865, retaining
the position up to the time of his
death. The Mechanics Savings bank
was organized in 1870 with Henry Eos
ter as treasurer, until 1882, when he
was succeeded by John Barclay Fos-
ter. who combined his duties as cash
Ter of the matte nal bank ard treasurer
OF the savings bank
Mrs. Foster was born in Westerly,
and always resided here. She was the
sister of Cha rles Perry, president of
the Washington Trust company; Mrs.
Frederic Buffum of Westerly and
Arthur Perry of Boston. She was
mother of ten children and is survived
by one son and four daughters: Will
Ism WILDER Foster of Westerly, Mrs.
Samuel Pennock Of Lansdowne, Pa.
Mrs. Horatio Nelson Willis of Lans-
downe, Miss Nary E. and Miss Eva
Lucy Foster of Westerly.
There was large attendance of
friends Including representative men
IF Westerly at the funeral Of John
Joseph Carney in the Church of the
Immaculate Conception, Tuesday. In
The solemn requiem high mass, Rev.
Peter McOscar was celebrant, Rev.
John Dunn deacon and Rev. Henry
Bruno sub-deacon- Mrs. Robert Nc
Innis was at the organ for Miss Car
orgsnist At the final absolution,
Thomas V. Clancy sang Calvary for
a bass solo, Martin H. Spellman, ten
or, sang Jesus, Lover of My Soul.
Burial was in st. MichaeIs cemetery.
The bearers were Michael DriscoIl,
Thomas Geraty and John Gilmore.
Joseph Costando, twenty three years
ef age, son of Francisco Costando, Of
% Pierce street, was fatally shot while