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Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

Aside from the closing of the banks on Columbus day, a legal holiday in Westerly, there was no observance eX- ccpt by the Italian residents. There was parade in the afternoon of the Societa Principessa Margherita Iolanda D'Italia. The. members in natty uni forms marched, carrying their beauti fully embroidered silk society banner and a handsome silk flag of the United States and of the Young Mems Ital ian club headed by the Westerly band The procession formed in Dixon square and before marching the band played the Italian national hymn, the paraders standing at attention with barred heads Along the line of march there was generous display of the Ameri- can and Italian flags and large pie lures of Christopher Columbus.
 After the parade there were field sports at Riverside park. followed with a liberal pyrotechnic display in the evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
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Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

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Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

Mir. Crafts said that the Pleasant View beach property had increased the grand list of the town and that the inn proEements made there were paid for by the taxpayers of that village. He said the Bufcum vote, which was prac- icaiiy the same as the Clarke vote, provided for appropriations to the amount of $11000. the interest on which would be $40. He said it was 3 case where only the use of the name of the town was requested In 1912 there were 39 buildings erected at Pleasant View at a cost of at least Sto,o00, which means an increase in tax returns of $600 and this sum will con tinue to increase in even greater ratio; more than enough to pay the interest and build up a substantial sinking fund. If the appropriations are made not one cent of it will be paid by those who do not own property at Pleasant View or WeeEapaug. In 1911 there was reoeived B. coo from taxable property at Pleasant View, and since 1905 the amount of $3.567.74 has been paid in, and the colony is still very young. Pleasant View will pay for the inn UrOEFmeutS.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

large factory building. They will then go to North Carolina, where the firm has another contract.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14
WESTERLY TOWN MEETING LIVELY
Considerable Back Talk Before $15O0O Appropriated to Improve Weekapaug and Other Roads-WiIard D. Ba- con Elected School Supervisor-Itaan Society Honors Columbus.

F.Nacly 76 taxpaylng citizens of
 effrlE intended the special town
 -sg held in the town hall Mon
 consider the improvement of
 a1ys in the Pleasant View and
 .kapsug sections of the town. Mod
 For Eugene B. Pendleton presided
 ,i Clerk Everett L. Whipple read the
 -lal call. which included these six positions First, an appropriation e- repairs of highways leading to leasant View; second, for finishing De work on Atlantic avenue; third, for improving the highway at Weekapaug- -1urth- to change the time of holding town meetings from mornings to even ings- fifth. to convey to the Westerly Ere district TWO small pieces of land in Union street adjoining the district fire treasurer 10 hire any necessary sums of money 10 meet the appropriations in a resolution presented by Frederick H. Suffur, which provided: For an appropriation of $500 for CrandaH ave que between the Shore road and At kntiC avenue- $500 for the Winne- rauE road; ,OGO for widening Allan fife avenue from the Gildersleeve cot ta=e 10 the Atlantic Beach casino. in elusive, to a width of 2 feet, and in repsfrdng and putting the same tn good condition, and the finishing of the avenue towards the bridge at ReeLapauE. and ID widen the highway for a distance Of 800 feet next west of the bridge 10 the fall width of the hi<huay south Of the trolley line: also to put fu good condition Atlantic ave- nue from the casino 10 the Weekapaug bridge
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

Mir. Crafts extoIed the beauty of Pleasant View and declared that the five miles of beach was the finest in the world for surf bathing, owing to tuc temperature of the water in the summer season.
 Milo Clarke asked Mr. Crafts to tell something of Long Branch and Allan tic City
 Nr. Crafts replied that those places are easy of access and it is the lack of accessibility that will retard the progress and growth of Pleasant View. He said that if Pleasa View was accessible from Providence in an hour that l0.030 from that city would spend the whole or part of the summer at Pleasant View. Good roads will help and the time tO do it is now, before ChIriestoHn and Quonochontaug does what some are trying to do for Pleas ant View and Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

Milo M. Clarke said he was second to no ether tcwnsman in faVoring all that tended to the improvement and prOsressiVeuess of Westerly. So far as the town is concerned all the shore resorts are of great benefit and appre- ciaLed h ythe whole people. The prop erty owners of Watch Hill have made that place accessible by building of roads and the like. He said that if Mr. Crafts would come across with S10.DD0 for the improvement of his property that he would be glad to fla vor d like appropriation on the part of the town.
 F. H. Buffun1 said he favored the proposed improvements at Pleasant View, but that he was specially inter csted in the proposed expenditures for
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

At the conclusion of inc reading of Eoe vote Miia h- Clarke, who srrfVed late. and being of the opinion that the several items in the call were being considered separately offered a reso- lzTi0n which appropriated SS.O00 for rEf, frnuroVeTnPnr of highways at Pleasant View, S1 coo for the Crandal and EeekaDaug roads, and S4,o00 for Atlantic aEenue from the Gildersleeve cottage to the Frank F1nney cottage
 Daniel Murray offered an amendment which prevailed which extended the proposed road improvement so that 1t would include the John H. Murphy property. The amendment was made Ap both the Clarke and Buffum resolu- Hons 1Ir Clarke said he was not
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

pr. Albert H. SPcer Thomas Perry and Arthur M. CottreIl, the school com mittee of the town of Westerly, held a meeting Monday morning and unani- mously elected Willard D. Bacon prin- cipal of the Westerly High school su- pervisor of schools, and will later se lect a successor to Mr. Bacon as prin- cipal Mir. Holmes will assume his new duties at Mt. Vernon Nov. 1, and on that date Mir Bacon will take charge of the Westerly schools.
 MT Bacon is a graduate of Brown university and has had ten years ex- perience in school work. He has been principal of the Westerly High school for two years and his work in the school IS his strongest cOnmendatiOn. Mir. Holmes says the committed did well in selecting MT. Bacon as super visor, as he is fully qualified for the appointment.
 MT. Bacon prepared for college at the Bellows Falls High school and was Graduated from Brown in 1900, and during school vacations has attended Harvard and Dartmouth summer schools. He was president of the Sratford County (N. H.) Teachers association. a member of Rochester Teachers association and is now membec of the committee to decide upon the Rhodes scholarships from Rhode Island. and d member of the executive committee of the Rhode Isl and Institute of Instruction. Since graduation he has been connected with these schools: High and grade schools of Charlestown, N H.; Mitchell Milf tary school, Billerica, Mass; Techni- cal High school Providence: Cedar croft school at Kenneth Square, Pa: Clifford school Avon. Mass. and Rochester High school, where he was principal before coming to Westerly
 Louis A. Peabody of West Mystic. former resident Of Westerly, who was arrested early Sunday morning for breaking and entering the grocery store of Ernest Bliven in Mystic, was arraigned before Judge Breed in the Stonington town court Monday and pleaded guilty. Prosecuting ttorney McKenna suggested a substantial bond. as Peabody is implicated in other rob- berries. He was bound over for trial at the next criminal term of the su- perior court for New London county and is in jail at New London in default of a bond of $3.000. The accused made a confession of the crime charged and declared that his brother-in-laW, Will liam Dennis, of PaWcatuck, was with him in the Bliven burglary. He also confessed to burglary at the store of N~ A. Main in Mystic, but says he did that job without the assistance of Dennis
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

Mir. Crafts E<ened himself to the man who said he was born nowhere, as he was a Methodist minister's son, Be said he had lived in every state in New England except Vermont, but had spent the greater part of his life tn Westerly, and that his present and perhaps appropriate home was in Cranston, but he expected to make Westerly his home-his final home. Mir. Crafts related what he had done in the past to better Pleasant View, re- ferrins to what he had done towards the improvement of the Shore road.
 Milo Clark called the attention of the moderator to the speakers talk and aske dWhat the Shore road had to do wit hthe proposed improvements at Pleasant View.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

opposed to the appropriation for Weekapaug, his main object being to favor the improvemeAt of the village of Pleasant View.
 Attorney A. B. Crafts of Cranskon, formerly of Westerly, and summer resident and large property owner at Pleasant View, was given the priv lleSe of the floor. He said he did not seek the position of advocating and working for the improvement of Pleas ant View, which menat the betterment of the general condition of Westerly, but long ago he became a believer in the old saw. Never put off until tomor- row what you can get some other fel- low to do for nothing. He could get ne one to lead in this movement for improvement, and so did it himself. As he owned considerable of the land between the casino and the Weekapaug bridge. TO specified appropriation had been asked for that section of Atlantic avenue. Much as he would like to have the improvement made there, he was satisfied to let the other work go on, as he could hold these lots for two or three years without financial loss to himself and perhaps not to the town of Westerly.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-14

South Manchester-Rev J. A. Bid dle, archdeacon of the Hartford Arch deaconry, is seriously i'll at his home in South Manchester.
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FOR SALE PRICE ss.oce-AS uNUsrAL on.
s.ehed house SO eas .; s ,1,s seds
MONS room and bath. modern heat and plumbing.
BOSS & rhEiIs Gnc5. lie 18th st. nv.
For SALE PRICE. So. 80. FOR A HoUSa
Gated In one OF Tho prettiest blocks Oh Coiuru.
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Ross & PHELPS dnc.). ia 14th 1t. NV.
nor SALE-PRICE. IS. s0o. FOR WELL,
Quilt quilt. attractive downtown home. ~,ntainins
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story brick stable: located ON q ST no.
t awssn 18th 18th and 10Th This is house Inst
under value.
BOSS & rnEIAS dncl. ia I4th st. nv.
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Boss pHEIIS ,Inca. IA 14,h II. nv
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Dig yard The sale price Of thu hou~e Nss
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FOR sALE-rRIcE. $3.50. HERE Is
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whole house I. in beautiful condition: tiftcen-
"gs gs'sd Billy slIsg In rear. :.
FOR SALE PRICE. $1,000. FOR THRLs.
containing ten rooms. two baths. hot-wa -
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interest you IL you contemplate buying an a..
BOSS PHEIIs dc',. Il. izth st. NV.
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and one like Win mis- sA seldom. ss,
fo pe ssse at , snh = sS reasonable price
FOR sALE-PRICE. s4,2so. FOR NEARLY
and bath. oak floors and In nrst-class repnIr
The owner has refused $3.50 per month rent
but Will sell very small cash payment aud
$3.50 Der month. to include principal and al
interest.
BOSS & PHELPS 1ncD. ia I4th st. nv
FOR SALE-PRICE. 81, 800, FOR CORNER
house in Cleveland Park. containing ten r.on,s
and bath, hot-water heat, electric lights: "a
finely finished house. entirely modern Th4
lot is about 40 feet front. and the location is
ideal and convenient TO street cars. This
house has formerly been held at So. $50.
BOSS Il PHELPS Unc.l, ia 14th st. NV