Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-13
SEEK LICENSES IN WESTERLY
Applicants Whose Petitions the Town Council Will Consider Local Grange Represented at Manchester-ReIiable Clock For Washington Trust Compary's Bulding-Mss Mary Hall Painfully Injured.

1der the law which permits the
 ing Of ore IiQuer license to each
 hundred of population Westerly
 ..--Iteged to grant seven teen liz
 xs and the fall number win be is-
 5y the town council to be in eff
 !lccember 1, The fee will remain
 ecosofeCes sz5o. CT $500 more than
 rlic. iuSs over the bridge. in the s --4E2 OS PaEcatuok> The time limit
 hv the town council for the receipt sE app4ca ttons has expired and twen- ts-fi--e applications have been fIled wst1 the towR clerk, Of this num- be- sssz .eeH are applications for re- J..,S>Iz .ne apptScntions having been received From PaSqu ua4e Salafeno> Jo- seDh S> GEiiis has been doing business ulsde- the Salamesao license and is now an applicant for business, Those who now hold license and have applied for renewals ares
 Frank Bruno, S1 Pleasant street; James Cs&to, 55 Railroad aEenues Al fonso Acotin, S2 Pleasant street. Ma Ta3e Bonvens4to, 76 Pierce street., John Cato Bradford house, BTadfoTds J, Frank C,aanaplin- Ocean house. Watch Hji> Charles H. Fay, Watch Hill house; Joseph A GuaEnio, 5 Pierce street> Charles b Ravens, 56 Canal street Frank S Holiday 15s Granite street. Andrew j. Martin, Martin house. Canal -streeL, Michael McCar- Cey> 25 White Rock roaGs Bernard J. Pez6lesoal- The Rhode Island; Picker Ing and Spuiran, n Main street; Isslig5 Tarsno- S9 P5erce street.
 If czSeoSn 5s followed renewals will be EranSed ard taae only open license ss that abandoned by PasqI1aia SaIa- rnenc, and for which there are these appbcanfs-
 Charles D Chapman 22 Canal street: James FeTAro. s5 Tower street. Jo- EePh S Gz1Ils, g Canal street, George La15eroa Sl Pierce street. Antonio FzEna toro- Bradford John Recchia, 79 Granite street, Antonio Salaneno, 57 Pleasant street. Angelo TlIrnova- 7S Oak Strssts John Turano. , Pond street.
 This is the fourth year in which applications for lSousr licenses have been received ny the town council of Westerly ana MT Recchia has been 3n annual applicant but has been sszr1aed so=Tn every lime by reason of shs objection 6aea by a majority of the property oEneIs within two hun 6zes fesf of the proposed location of sns saloon Charles D. Chapman was Ehe first new applicant to file appai- eaton aE.6 In anticipation of receiv- z7g the license has coznInenced the en- 5szxeurenI of ths section Of one of his sr15GnEs Ia Canal street where he proposes ro locate the saloon
 1n s0cf14zn to the regular Equrr li- oeE eS 4or sasDGE1S- the town council EEa sEE1nsfGIL} tD 9SSg1c ol1BS1SaS 1l- ce&ses and tsiIab HqHor licenses A =zzhlEr hearing on the matter of granting l1qHnr licenses will be held Fx=9ay afternoon, November 2&
 Nat Hazard and his daughter, Miss E x&e W~EtEfy Public library left ! Westerly Wednesday morning to at rSr6 rh4 Ner1czzal Grange conv sn session mt Manchester. N H. It E e1pecxed tta1 there will be at least E-9kp srzngsrs present About SS00 EiI bS gfEEn the sET&lTrf1 degree which VIII be E1d2zSza by nat1onal grange of
 EH Miss Hazazd will have the dis Tzxlcz5D of bs1nx in the largest class to re-1xe the degree in the history of the cze=-
 Fsr rnDS7rasz E8ssrp has been an empty els=% Gaze En ts= front of the Wash Eg$rn TEE$4 Company building, the EsaHkE having been ordered otr as the s1ecz-1e clock service was decidedly | ssz11z14aale and therefore unsatisfactory. 1 V 1TIzn d zhcrI time a neTp and re- | izzEAe clock will replace the unreliable | ans, a clock ffrs1 is guaranteed not to | kcze aT gain five seconds iII a year, | and Bf1 be cared for by William H. l Taz6z4cn- TIhe wIEks Of the clock will ] re on the inside of the bank building and be connected with the hands by 1 z zkra1L The dial will be black and the | kzo6s and figures are to be of gold Tine dia1 VIII be covered with glass to Bssotsc1 tns hands from snow and aesG
 RTRE Mary HalL who Lives alone in R3AR Hall homestead al LoANer Paw GMRrEsk wzrS seriously in juIsed Tuesday H1g11r and endured terr1b2e suffering all SsrSongh The night and until assistance was summoned "Wednesday morning by the hired man Al about 10 O clock 1 Mss Hall fedl and broke her right hip. She was unable to reach the telephone 70 summon assistance, so endured the <sr1sriLEg and anE1ousIy awaited the eornInS of the man employed on the place 30 LffaI she could receive proper rzSa1rnsIL As soon as he arrived at the house Miss Han called to him and s1 the request of Miss Hall he tele- phonle6 to Mrs Charles Perry who hurried to the Hall home and aided Miss Hall Physicians were sur1nfon- ed. as were also nurses and Miss Hall was made as co1nfcHfa bIe as possible The break is of such a nature that Miss Ha3Fs recovery will never be