Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-30
Presidents Turkey From Westerly
Thanksgiving Bird to be Furnished by Horace Vose Usual-Auction of Houses of Site New Tow Hal-Honors For Former Willimantic Temperance Worker-Cravgreer Transferred Cranston Jail.

One of the houses that stands upon part of the site for the proposed new town hall and courthouse will be razed and the other two houses will be moved away at an early date: then people will begin to realize that the much need structure will be soon in course cf construction, the proposals now be- ing out for the consideration of bid ders. Whether the building is to be of -ranite, a combination of brick and granite, or brick with granite trim inirSs cannot be deter1nined until the bids are opened.
 Sdrrrdly morning. Auctioneer Eu-
 l- E. Pendleton sold the house at
 corner of Broad and Union streets
 recently occupied by the Wo-
 Exchange, to Robert Drysdale,
 ing the highest bidder and the
 ssl5. The house in Union street.
 he central fire house. was sold
 .rles Goldberg for sS25. The
 Ton of the sale was that it would .-a .oid if the town council declined is srant permit for removal. MT. lyrysoaie proposes to remove lis build- ing 10 Newton court and MT. Goldberg intends to locate his house in Main street. The former house can he re- moved readily and without any public inconvenience of consequence and ar rRngernents have been made with the trolley company so that the public will not be inconvenience but one day by the removal of the Goldberg pur- chase
 been known of late years as the New ion house. It is the old Babeock homestead and when Edward Babcock cesded the house to Christ Episcopal church it was with the agreement that there should be a life annuity to Mr. and Mrs. Babcock of S255, and that the house should never be removed u a new location, but if the land was de- sired the house must be raZcd. The town of Westerly accepted the prop erty under these same conditions, with the approval of Mir. Bahcock.
 Dennis E. Mccarthy. formerly of WiiIinsntic and locomotive engineer on the old Providence G Fishkili rail- road, for years actively interested in the total abstinence movement in con- nection with the Catholic Total Absti- nerce union of Connecticut. in which he held office and was known as the war horse Of temperance" and who was instrumental in the formation of old St Mjchaels Total Abstinence so- cicty. of Pewcatuck, has for several years been a resident of Providence, engaged in the undertaking business. He has served several terms as an all 6er1nan in that city and was prorni- nent in all debates.
 At . smoker Friday evening under Inc auspices or the Catholic club Of the Assumption parish, MT. Mccarthy was the principal speaker and told of the early struggles of the Catholics in his native city of Providence. 1t the con- cfusion of his remarks he received a rising vote of thanks and was made an honorary member of the club. Mir Mccarthy was one of the speakers at the silver and golden jubilees Of St. Tary's Total Abstinence society of Norwich.
 Col. Ambrose Kennedy Of Governor Pothier's staff, in a speech at the re- publican rally at Wakefield, Saturday eveninZ. disputed statements made by Lewis A Waterman, the democratic gubernatoriai candidate. 10 the effect that the governors veto of the ap- propriation for the Rhode Island State cnlie0e proved him uc lriand of the farmer. Colonel K s- reviewed several appropriatirns the college which had been approved by the gov ernor. and spoke of the fact mat he had alsc approved tue submission to the people of the bond issue of SsO0,o for state highways.
 Horace Vose. the Turkey king, is be- sieeed nowadays by representatives of newsospers and moving picture con- cerns. for interviews and posinGs in connection with turkeys and his an- nual turkey gift to the president of the Jnited States for Manufacturing dinner, and 10 all he says he is bound by agreement with farming journal pub- lished in Philadelphia to give that
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