Norwich bulletin., 1916-12-05
RAILROAD SIDING AT WESTERLY
Permitted for Lumber Company by Town Council
 Denied Louis Deutsch- Scouts Plan Whiriwind Campaign for $75O Fund-Death of Charles H. Partelov

the records of century and could find noening to determine the ownership or that retaining wall Fo said no fence was required on the retaining wall. as ample protection was offered Dy the long hitching rail, and the en- oanKment from the street level to the top or the retaining wall on the street sioe. lie said the old town hall was now within the Jurisdiction of the
 school committee and that the build Ing and grounds, which included the renee and wall in question, was in the custody and control of that cor1.mittee. Fresident Flynn said as .he school
 committee was in charge of tEe prop erty 1t would be good practice for the
 noys who are studying carpentering to tear oown what is left of the old fence ano reDu1ld new. On motion of councilman Haswell the matter was re1erred to the school committee.
 Clerk WhinnIe announced that all
 Nne had been granted liquor licenses
 had Paid s7o0 each, the legal fee for
 one year, except John F. Champlin of
 ene Ocean house at Watch Hili. Mr.
 Champliq was now in town and the
 clerk said would probably call at the
 omce in the very near future. Louis
 6rogno made request to transfer his
 nquor license from 50 to 50 1-2 Pierce
 street and James Ferrara from 102
 Sanal street (the place of the Louis
 Deutsch application) to I01 Canal
 street. These requests were contfnl1ed
 ana Will be acted upon at the expira-
 ton Of the public notice period.
 Chief of Police Thomas E. Brown re.
 sorsed seven arrests in November, five
 for intoxication and one each for in sanity and carrying a concealed weapon. Lewis Stanton. superintend- ent or health, reported that there were no contagious diseases in the town our1ng the month. Applications were rece1ved from Russell L. Slocum and carl Brucker for appointment as emu merators of births and deaths. JInon motion of Councilman Hasweu MT Slocum was appointed. Official notice was received from the retiring board declaring the election Of Albert L. 6l1angWorthy as senator and Francis G. HasWell and Samuel H. Davis as rep resentatives from the town of Vest erly.
 Sergeant Charles Montooth, now in eharge of the recruiting station in rrovloence, with branch in Westerly. IS detailed to duty with the Rhode Island National guard as sergeant in structor and will report in person to Captain Thomas A. Roberts. cavalrv inspector and instructor. as soon as the captain returns to Providence from washington. He will also report by letter to the adjutant general of Rhode Island and to the chief of inc militia bureau, war department. Wash ington, D. c.
 Louis Deutsch, who applied for hqGor license in a building which he owns at 102 Canal street, was denied a license because of the obiectjon of two men, unfriendly to Deutsch who happen to own the greater part of tho land within 2G0 feet of the location specified in the application This same piace nao been previously occupied as B saloon, the proprietor of which has asked for transfer of license to To- cation directly opposite. When Deutscb ascertained that his premises were sto | De vacated he applied for the license. | ana II would probably have been sFanted put for the nature of the pro- test The law specifics that no liquor | license will be granted for any loca- ton where owners of more than half the land within 200 feet file protest.
 The Westerly troor of Boy Scouts are appealing to the general public for hnanciaI support, and are making a | MhiriW1nd effort to raise the sum of | 5f50, which, they claim, will pay their expenses for two years. The bows say nat in order to be a successful organ i Me7on they must have a club room. l ahd Indl to pay TOT rent, light ard heat | ! large sum of money is absolutely necessary. As the boys claim that their | scout work is for the general good of l III the people of Westerly, the reople | Is whole should assist in the work | oy generous contributions 70 pay the expense of maintenance
 Charles H. ParteIow, for many years farmer in Ashaway, died Monday loon at his home on the CIark-Lang- worthy place after a long illness iron, leart disease. He was born in Norwich apr1i 4, 184O. and spent most of his lie in Ashaway. He is survived br lrs. Partelow. three daughters. Mrs. 3owen B. Maconber, Mrs. Joseph White ana Mrs. Charles A. Pierce, and wo sons Charles and Joseph Par eiow. Another son, Howard Partelow, Bradford last April.
 Local Laconics.