Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-29

f-zss-s5 - Under the law which permits one liquor license for, each 500 of popula- tion, the Westerly town council has at its disposal just 20 licenses. with full power to grant the whole or any part f of that number. All the licenses VIII be issued and the fee is fixed at $7O0 a year. The license question is voted on biennialiys and therefore a liquor license holder has guaranteed two years. There are 2 applicants for the 20 licenses and of this number these 25 were given consideration at the sspe- cial meeting of the town council Tues day night, as they were all that had matured by reason of the legal and required advertising: The other two applications that cannot be considered until the advertising period has ma tured are from Louis DeutSch, 102 Canal street, and the Rhode Island hotel. The liquor cliIb licenses are in another class and the number is not limited by law. Applications for club licenses have been received from the Bradford Social club and the British club.
 These applications were before the town council at Tuesday nights ses- sion:
 wholesale--BruguoL Luigi, 50 Pierce street; Bruno, Frank, 81 Pleasant street; Cato, James, 5S Railroad street; Turano. Michael, 37 Pierce street.
 Retail-Acotin. Alphonse, s6 Pierce street; Bonvenuto, Natale, Railroad drive and Canal street: Carr, Jesse T., 92 Canal street; Champlin, John F., Ocean house, Watch Hill; Chaquette. Joseph. 101 Canal street; Cosentino. Pietro, 1855 Canal street; Dunham, Charles F.. e5 Canal street: Ferraro, James. Oak and Tower streets; Ger vasini, Victor, Bradford house. Brad ford; Halliday, Frank L., 157 Granite street; Jessop, James H.. 29 Pierce street; Martin, Andrew J., 34 Canal street; Mccarthy, Michael, 2I White Rock road; Montalto, George. AT Pierce street; Pignatori, Antonio, Westerly Bradford road. Recchia, Joseph, 79 Granite street; Saliu1eno, Pasquale, 27 Railroad avenue; Serra, Nunziato, 5t 1-2 Pierce street; Toscano, Luigi, 72 Pleasant street; Whalen, Daniel J., 66-56 1-2 Canal street.
 Objections were filed against grant ing the applications of Joseph Recchia and Pasquale Salimeno by the owners of the greater part of the land within 200 feet of the proposed location of the saloons. Ir consequence these ap- plications were denied as the law di- rects.
 After the protest against salimeno was read. the applicant withdrew the application! Several of the applicants were represented by Attorneys Led widge, Dunn and Roche and they made brief remarks of commendation for each of their clients
 At the conclusion Of the hearing on the applications the council went into executive session and subsequently, an- neunced that licenses would be grant ed. as follows:
 Wholesale-Luigi Brogno,, Frank Bruno. James Cato, Michael J. Tu- rano. s'--','
 Retail-Aiphonse Acotin, Jesse T. Carr, J. Frank Champlin. Pietro Co., sentino, Charles P. Durham, Victor r1erasini, Frank H. Holiday, Andrew Montalto, Joseph Pickering, Luigi Tus- cano. Daniel J. Whalen.
 These applications were denied: Ma talie Bonvenuto, Joseph Chaquette, James Ferrara, James H. Jessop, An- tonic Pigniatorf, Joseph Reechie, Nun- ziata SerrN
 Seventeen of the twenty applications were granted. three licenses being held in reserve.
 These deeds of transfer of real estate were filed for record with TowH Clerk were last reported in The Balletin Lavinia Ferraro to Giuseppe Galluccl, house and lot north side Pleasant street; Franklin D. Lawson to Robert c. Penfeld, two let's at Musicolony i: Franklin D. Lawson to Mary Marshall Cook, two lots at Musicolony:, Henry T. Bugbee to Samuel Ferraro, lot in Central park: Samuel Piccolo to Paul Piccolo,. four lots in Pauline. James and Nile streets; Washington Trust company to Alzada A. Saunders, lot fin Atlantic avenue, Pleasant View; AL zada Saunders to Marietta Furcolo, lot in Atlantic avenue, Pleasant View Biaglo Gincarelli ct ex. to Michael Olbanese, six lots in Prospect park Kate B. Comstnck to Frank M. Good child, lot at Musicolony; Mary E. Eos ter to Lucy NJ. w. Foster, one and one- half acres adjoining Riverside farm John Spezzano to Vincenzo Cha9radio lot in Central park: Martha G. Crow ther to Joseph Crowther, undivided one-haR interest in lot east side White Rock and Westerly road; Walter D.