Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-13
WESTERLY

The Westerly band will give it's weekly i evncert in Wilcox park this (Thursday) 1 evening. These concerts are approached as IS shown by the crowds who fill the park every pleasant Thursday evening to listen to the finely arranged program pre- pared by the leader C.. O. Gavitt, who strives to give Westerly and the sur rounding townsDeople high grade music. the work of the band IS exceptionally hnes praised by those who come from The beaches during the summer as well as ey the people here and all along the line. Foho"inE IS the program for this even Mareh-second Regiment, Conn. N. c.
 Reeves overtur-Orpheus Offenbaeh Popular Air-Stumblins Deist Waltzes-Hearts Courageous Bemke Popular Air-My Yiddisha Nanny
 Witmark Grand Selection from the Mikado
 Paraphrase-In the Deep Cellar
 Popular Air-By the old Ohio Shore
 Earl MorceauACorai Shore smith Daisies. from A Floral Suite Bandix Popular Air-when Shall We Meet Again? Remick harch-Salute to the Stars and Stripes
 Huff Fiaale-star spangled Banner
 At Pleasant View, Tuesday evening, lurng a meeting of the taxpayers of the Ire district. Fred Holdsworth's garage, containing his automobile and tools turned to the ground. The contents was . total loss but the garage was covered by insurance. The fire broke out about 10 e0 C1aorca TEerrav- had finished his talk to the people assembled at the meeting in the Wigwam hotel, Fpeaking particularly on the necessity of having a volunteer fire company there ior prevention. Just then the news spread that there was a fire on Cundall avenue. There was a rush to see where the fire Eas and before anything could be done Inc building was a mass of flames. The euttagers in that section did what they -ould as bucket brigade. The Watch Hill fire apparatus arrived just to late to accomplish anything as the building was then down to the ground. This was the first time the new hydrants were tested.
 The building of cement sidewalks along Atlantic avenue was discussed and a vote showed that the people, about GO, whd attended, were in favor of them If built the walk will extend from the west end of Atlantic avenue to the Att lRntic Beach casino. The district is to nay half and the property owners along that route the other half. The Public Improvement society will have charge of -tlts and report will be made at the sdjourned meeting which will be held ln two weeks. Officers were chosen as follows: Frank A. Sullivan. moderator; {; Merton Stott, clerk and collector of tax es; Dewis Stanton, treasurer; Albert Clark. William F. Saunder and James Collins. assessor of taxes; James Collins, = B. Biiven, ". F. Saunders, Albert Spic- sr, Jr., S. Fl. Davis were reappointed a committee on fire protection H. C. Bab- sock, R. B. Meihle and H. F. Clark were made committee on public protection and s. H. Davis, Lewis Stanton and Ralph Briggs were chosen to act on san tation. The public improvement com nittee consists of A. H. Spicer, IT,, Frank 4. Sullivan, R. B. Meihle, Otis Chapman and H. A Dunning.
 The tax collector reported 2e3 tsxes assessed and that less than one-tenth re- nained unpaid. Ths property assess- rent amounting to s14S5 and the amount collected was $1290. New hy- arants have been installed and James Collins reported were not much used. Hose is needed for use in the nine hy- srsnts and there are to be seven more added. The Westerly and WatenF Hill fire departments are willing to provide protection, while the water supply is cut ar in order to install the extra hydrants h agreeable.
 Bills incurred were ordered paid.
 All private vaults are to be done ava, h with and an ordinance to that effec pas passed which took effect June 1 ts2s
 Sidewalks at $40 a lot, including al alling and grading, were discussed bl those present. The terms were quote by a contractor who was in attendance IL is very possible that a fine new ce Hent sidewalk will be laid from tn Crandall lane to the post office.
 1t was rumored- Wednesday that fh sto1e cutters of the town of Western and vicinity had reached a satisfactor agreement with the owners of the loca quarries after about ten months o strikes because of the men being refuse e an hour. The men reached a satis factory settlement Tuesday and it is sal s1 an hour or SS day was granted tn men in this trade. The stone cutter who have been Idle so long are please ever the situation.
 The registering of automoblIes wa brisk Wednesday at the Town Ha building. Men and women were on th