Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-07

Although the period for canvassing the residential sections of tho town for the Westerly Visiting Nurse association drive has closed, unsolicited donations continue 10 be received by Robert F. Mitchell, treasurer of the committee in charge Tho fund is now well past the S7,00o mark, dnd it is expected that following the meetings of several local organizations this week the $10 ,00l mark will be reach ed by Saturday.
 The recruiting office of the new Fifth company is to be open at the state arm ory every night this week to obtain more cnlstraents for the outfit. The company roster now contains 55 names, and it Is the aim of the officers in charge to re- cruit the outfit 10 100 men, or full strength company.
 The members of Narragansett council. No 2l K. of C., are to enjoy minstrel show given by members of the society this Tuesday, evening in the basement of the church of the Immaculate Conception. Tho end men will be William Donovan George Chapman, James Mccormick and frank Lynch and Richard i. Butler, Lr. will act as interiocutor. A number of eT- reilent solosts and chorus of Is male voices will complete the cast. Following tha show. refreshments will be served and a smoker. will be enjoyed.
 At tho session of the Westerly town council Monday morning some discussion arose concerning tho appointment of a deputy health officer 10 assist Dr. Samuel Webster in his duties. but no action was taken. The application of Franks iewelry rtore f0 ra pawnbroker's license was also discussed but laid on the table until the -Cxt meeting.
 Chief Of Police Thomas E Brown re- fo-ted that dur.na May eight arrests were trade by the department.
 Tue action of selling notes of the town amounting 10 s200. .000 and SEQ 900 and ita issu,ag of 8 note to the amount of SIS op0 wag approved.
 Tie following were granted milk H. reHaes: l. E. Green, Thomas A. Tender -er. Clifford W. Campbell. William Segar q Co.. John W. Burdic,i and George c. Kenyon.
 vicuaHing licenses were granted to Fred Russell, Charles D. Havens. Jennie Rock and W. Bernard Sisson tavern IT, censcs to Nellie A. Mowry Edward l. 7aguci. Court E. Bllven, and bowling alley license to the Watch Hill Beach association.
 Ire report of Dr. Samuel Webster, sli- perin;eudfnt Of health. showed one case rf dipltheria. three of measles and two of scarlet fever.
 Tho 10, lowing bills were voted paid Harry Solsrlan $3.l5. William Segar 6 Eo. t7.60, Samuel CHrven s1.50, Vars Tros. go cents, Charles F. Beebe, s9A30 Utter Co. $34g3. C. A. Morgan SI51.90 Robert prysdale S5.40. Herbert Coy s15 Joseph IT, Doney s5S.s5, Westerly Light and oPwe- Co. s35 60. Westerly Light ana Power Cc. ts67.tf Westerly Automatic Telephone Co. $Ao5. sewerage bills. SIS 'obf9 water bls $10s4.96. II. E. Burdici i,..5 Jamee Brown. Jr.. s2.eJ. Arthur F Thompson so.2o. Edward Garitt S2.25, W p Hau se.15. Russell L. Slocum S2.25 Guy B. Page $50, J. Henry Burk S2.95 Charles A. pionne Ss25, W. A. Prescott s225. T.. 3. Collins $2.25. Cornelius Rnel S1,e5. C. W. Hozia $225, E. F. Knigh s2.-5. James Maxwell 2s, F. A. Sherman sons Co.,. t2-sa, samuel Nardon G Co Sls5o.
 The funeral mass for Thomas Piccolo Jae : year old son Of MT. and Mrs. Pau Piccolo 0f Is Tca-l street, who died Sat Grd4y morning following a minor surgica 'Dsratoa, was celebrated Monday morn Ing at the church of the Iumaculata Con. cep-on by Rev. Henry Bruno. $. M Burial was in St. Sebastian cemetery.
 Mrs. Mary Sn.nc. 60. widow of Johl Lnlac, died Moad y morning al o'clocl at her Aoml ot 37 Moss street after