Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-11
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The Westerly town council meeting held Monday morning was taken up with discussion of the sewer work and repairs to the highways. Contractor Linberg, of Linberg < Street, was pres ent and Charles J. Butler, highway com missioner and Thomas Mckenzie, sllssr- intendent of the water department. No
 more excavating is to be done and the repairs will be made to the street. The Shore Line Electrf railway company was notified to put new ties in on Main street before the permanent road is built.
 No plans were made regarding the zoning, Chairman Campbell stated, and l the matter was deferred until the next meeting of the council A letter was read from Nicholas Contone. representing a labor agency in New York city, stating 1 been claimed of D'Onfro Brothers of Leominster, Mass, for personal injuries
 sustained in the strike on April 27 in
 Westerly and asked if the town had made a settlement with D'Onfro Bros, who had a sewer contract in Westerly. This let ter was referred to the town solicitor Mrs. D. c. Babcoek of Avondale ap- l peaFed before the couneih> entered a com
 plaint regarding the conditions of the
 highway there and asked to have the council take some action to nave the 1 road repaired. It was stated that the
 council had no jurisdiction in the matter and it was up to the highway commission,
 No heed had been paid to her, however, i by the commissioner, she stated
 i Tavern licenses were granted Alice l Bucknell Edward Rejuci, John F. Champ l lin, A. B. Gushing and E. B. Longworth and victualizing licenses were granted R. L. DeCossi and E. Emma Gourlay, Anna
 Murphy and Harry Littlefield.
 Health Officer Dr. Webster reported one case of diphtheria for June.
 Chief of Police Thomas E. Brown re. ported twelve arrests during June. Four being for intoxication. Frank Iano wal appointed constable without pay
 There are 4S5 dogs here and 42l were registered and GA not registered.
 All bills must now be presented to the town clerk before the first of the mont
 or they would not be acted upon ultiI tit next meeting of the council.
 Twelve candidates were Initiated ii
 the meeting of the Sons of St. George
 Nelson lodge, No. 204 Saturday night
 Harmony lodge of Pawtucket sent de
 gree team of twenty cone members. The.
 We're entertained at a chicken suppe
 here. Peabody lodge of ProyIf,enee wa
 also represented by 25 members. A nephew of Rev. S. M CathcArt O
 Westerly, Marshall Tuthill of New York
 a relief worker in Russia was nearl,
 killed there by Russian bandits. Whil 1 motoring there, they took him for soviet official. He was held until h satisfied them he was an American an was then allowed to go.
 w. A. Wilcox was in Noluntewn Mon day
 Jesse L, Moss has opened new tract Q } land, which is to be called Hillcrtst. I : is triangular piece at the corner Q l West Broad street (Mystic readl sout Broad and Stonington road. : The First Baptist Sunday school vii go to Atlantic Beach casino Thursda for the annual picnic. Special cars ar , to leave at 9.15 a.. m
 Rev. George R. Atha of the Grote , Heights church exchanged puipits Sun i day with Rev. B. U. Hatfield, pastor c
 the First Baptist church, Westerly. Mir. and Mrs. Frederick H. Mebeche