Norwich bulletin., 1911-11-01

Postmaster Charles J. Butler has re-
 ceived official notice from the post
 cGce department that the fourth class
 posrofncs at White Rock will be dis
 continued at the close of business No-
 Temher 90. and that section will come
 within fh3 Jurisdiction of the Westerly postozhce- The postmaster is author 1zeG to extend the city delivery service
 To that territory.
 Two deliveries daily are to be given
 the White Rock section, the delivery
 limits to De bounded in the north by
 present dwelling houses in that vicin-
 itys and extend south to Canal street, embracing the nine houses in Variety
 vile. The matter oI WiIhdra wing ru- ral delivery service in the Nariety-viile section is held fer further considera- ton by the department
 I1is Ser-4Ce will require about three
 hours t%ne daily and for this service the mun11cent sum of Ss40. with troll ley transports ton to and from the route. will be allowed for seven Ezo2thE. or until the fiscal ending June s5, 1s12- If at any time the carrier is Enshle 10 serve this territory in three hours, twice daily the postmaster is asked to cIIrtaii the service on three trip residential routes to whatever ex- lent may ba absolutely necessary in order to complete deliveries III White Rock rsFEtCEk- A street letter box will be erected in front Of the White Rock store and one CT near the electric car station This change VIII ts[Gu@-G4E result m the p-Srln2 or sup st1lute Letter Carrier McMahOn on the regular list and increase the import snes Of the Westerly pOsJoffice.
 It Is the policy of the department 10 abandon their fourth class post cffcee Wher5Ner practical and where the service can be improved by reason o[ the change The abandonment of the postoEces al Asaaysay and Brad ford is new being considered. and it is probable that within a comparatively shcrt FsrioG that these places will rsoslTe service direct from the West erly postofice. When this Is accom- pashed thsre will be changed rating for the Westerly office
 The public drinking fountains in Nes@erfy which ere Of the modern sanitary 6u55iIns type, placed and op- er2eed znae- the direction of the beard of water commissioners have 0=esl- re moved ana placed in storage for the winter as they would freeze and bs Gestroysc by severe winrry wea ther- The use Of the Otd-stEIe combination man and beast drinking fountains, with the iron or tin cups. are prohib- ftsd .ky state law Hence with flo pub l 1enco Of no-hcense, Westerly would | surely he a typical dry town
 Frank 4. Sullivan. superintendent 1. cf fhs Crurrb Granite works at Brad 1 fcrc. and Miss Margaret Fisher of | Taurton- Mass. were married last l week at the home of the brides par | en1E- Mrs John B. Knox of Hartford l Tas rztron of honor and John E. Sul- l livau of Boston, brother of the groom, | was best man The ceremony was | performed by Rev F. R. Sturte-ant pastor of the First Congregational | church of Taunton AIT and Mrs Sul- | livzn will reside at g Cross street, | Westerly.
 There WAS . special meeting of the | Westerly town council, Tuesday eve | 7tnE. at which all the members were Eres=nt except CoUnciinlsn Saunders | and Edmond Charles F. E.cclestone representing Robert DrySdale. asked l Tor permission to remove the dwelling | house al the corner of Union and | Bread streets to a site in Newtsn ave 1 nue- He said that the house could be rR<sn through the streets in three days | the p1kiic inconvenience to the mini mur1- On motion Of Councilman Lang Ear1a1S. the permit was granted under tn- customary conditions and that the | towz be held harmless from all dam aEe-
 Charles Goldberg asked for Eernnfs- | sion ts remove the house next the Ire house ro his ist at No Al [ 112lE street. D. Court Bentley made | os3ec9on for general reasons as well | 4s pe1sonals in connection with his zar<8e and the interference with bus i inrsz- He cid not think 1t fair to the i p11isc 10 lie up traffic in Main street l fer the purpose of moving an old bulld- | rE- He made no formal protest against | .ae request for permit to move the |