Norwich bulletin., 1913-11-29

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 and GriIls-sheriff Wilcox Catches
 Motorists Who Speed Of After In-
 turing 5oy-HoIiday Week Mar 1
 risaes.
 There was a special meeting of the l Eesterly town council Friday after | sasen~ for lh& purpose of considering 23 | lpplicafionS Ror wholesale licenses, or ! pEh1 mare 1han the council had au- | hor1ty tc issue under the law which | f-ovides for one license to each 900 of i population All license holders applied ! or renewals except PasQuale Salameno | and the eigh- new applicants were i Charles D. Chapman, Joseph $. GTills, i Joseph Ferraro, George Landonia, An tonic Pignatori. Joseph Recchia, Anto- ns Salameno. Angelo Terrenoya and | John Turano- The council voted that l khe present license fee of s70o be con- finued for the neXt veal, which begins l Dec. 1. There was opportunity given l for objections to the granting of H- 1 cense to the applicants, under the rule I which provides that remonstrances be | fiiea wIlh the council, together with a i plat of the premises, on or before the | Cay of hearing.
 The council met at 9 o'clock and the | applications were taken. The present | license holders who applied for renew fi were
 frank Bruno. wholesale, No. S4
 
 Toln J. Dunn, no objection. James Ea.to. wholesale, 6 Railroad; repre- tented by Attorney Everett A. Kings es no objection Alfonso Acotin, re- al. 9s Canal: no objection. Natale Banvenuto, retail, corner Freight Yard | Erive and Canal; no objection. John Es.sto. Bradford house, Bradford; no objection. J. r. Champlin, Ocean house, Watch Hin; no objection. Chas, r. say. R@w Watch Hill house. no ob- sre14o1. Joseph A. Grearino 53 Pierce; no objection Charles D. Ravens, 56 |. nal. no objection. Frank l. Holiday JE7 Granite: no objection. Andrew J. Martin, 34 Canal; no objection. Mich s@l Mccarthy, 27 White Rock road; no C ec-ion. Bernard J. Pendleton, the 2 ade Island; no objection. William FleSerlns and Matthew Sullivan, 6S as 70 Main; no objection Liugi Tosc cons- sS Pleasant; no objection. Ss,iseppe Tumo g Pierce; no objec- TsaR-
 Applications were received for club Ii. enseS for the Bradford club the British club: no objection. These are 1r q separate class, and in no way af- feet the number of regular liquor h cenSes issued
 The new applications were announc co. and there was no objection filed. The new applicants were;
 Charles D. Chapman for a license in has building on Canal street Attorney LzdE1dSe said the applicant would g1arz1tss to conduct the saloon in strict corn plisnce with the law; that he vas a suitable person, a large taxpay- er. and that the place selected for the xzloOn was a suitable place.
 James Ferara. 1S5 Canal street At tcrney Dunn said he would take the cou7cilmen into his confidence and in form them that the applicant wanted The license for his son Frank. who re- cengly returned from honorable ser tsce in the U- s. navy.
 Joseph 6 GrilIs. 1s5 Canal street a1r. GEi1ls appeared as his own attor- nrv. Re said he had been s resident e. Westerly for many years, that he had been connected with others in the EQT0< business for two years, and that there had been no trouble in the places For she past year he had been Sn the business alone. under the li- res-se of Pasqua1e Salameno. He be- heve6 he was entitled to favorable con Efsrarioh Of the council.
 George LAndonio- 75 Oak street Mfr paFrn assured the council thats if George Eas granted a license the bus is1e~s wsuld be properly conducted
 Antonio PigraEoro, in the village of Bradford Advocated. by Mr. Dunn
 Joseph Recehia- fin a building to be er~-~sel on the lot No g Granite rect Objected to by Horace and Os- CT Ncse-
 tcnio SaIalneno. S5 Pierce street E~ Dunn explained that the appli-
 f. had been at a great financial loss
 as actions of a son. who at present 'si- tfe license under which Grills is o-ss-z s-llns- He had been a resident of 2 esseriy many years, and Mr Dunn asrei the council to favor his apph- cation.
 Angelo Ter-enova- in building to he erected at 76 1-2 Oak street. Adyo- cafed by MT. Dunn.
 F-a~~ O. I Dunn said Mir Turano had been res saefss of Westerly for 21 years was a reputable citizen and if granted a i cense would not violate the law in the cone1ct Of the liquor business.
 The council then went into executive session which lasted over an hour and decided 10 grant liquor licenses to the following: Prank Bruno. James Catto, Alfonso Acotin. Natale Bonvenuto. J John Cstto. J. r. Champlin, Charles D. Chapman (new), Charles H. Fay. Jo- Seph g. Grills (new). Charles D. Hav- ems. Frank L Holiday. Andrew J. Mar Tfn- Michael Mccarthy. Bernard J Pendleton- Pickering 6- Sullivan, Luigi Tascano and Giuseppe Turano. Ali the licenses of last year were renewed except that of Joseph Guarino, whose application was denied and that of Pa<quale Salaneno. who made no ap- plicaxion for renewal By dropping Suarnc or Joe Ouray, as he is best ATlEFE- Lfit CO4uCll was EfldDISQ to re- conci1e the Chapman and GriIIs con- test for the place vacated in the li- cense list by Salameno- It was a foxy move and Guarino Is the goat Aside from Chapman and Grills the new ap- psiczu1s were not given serious consid- eraGon-
 license was denied the Bradford club bur was granted to the British club. Jehn R. Wilcox, sheriff of Washing ton county, was the Johnny on the Spot in an automobile speed case on The ApponauE road Thursday. Tke was uslt In his automobile with Mrs Will C~x. when a demonstrators autnmo- hfIe. with three men as occupants passed him at high speed. The sheriff saw the sutomob:ie strike a boy and then speed away. The sheriff followed passing by the injured boy. seeing that othe~s had come to his assistance. The men in tho demonstrating car realized that they were being chased and stop ped about a quarter of a mile beyond the location of the misllap and were1 [ ovsrtaken by the sheriff. The driver of the machine gave his =