Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-05
WESTERLY

tanks. It was voted that the chief of pc lice grant . license to peddlers Nsins weight and measure in selling goods satl5- factory. Evidence must be presented him that the freight and measures are correct
 yictuaIizing licenses were granted Jo- sa11il Wagner. 43uloreIla & Calm, Anthony Miia and the Brown Betty.
 Andrew Martin was granted g tavern H. cense for the Hotel Martin, Canal street.
 Dr. Samuel Webster. superintendent ol health reported one case of diphthec4a all five cases of whooping cough for Marco:
 Chief of Police Thomas F. Brown tor March reported arrests. fire alarms sounded and nine liquor raids milk IT. ccnses granted
 Councilman John Nichols was appolnt- .d committee to take charge of the f,anrfort station at Watch Hill which was reported as in need of painting. blsiS o,po,,ntinp to s11S.45 were paid for the are district apparatus and for men for the fghting of the four brush fires in the town during the last mcntE The location ol the fires and the amounts paid to. serVles Tn extinguishing them are; Challes F. Chanplin. place, s35.20; Foster fartl, x2s.25; Norman farm, s32,4O; Nait9 farm, s23.5o.
 Superint endent of the Waterworhs Thognas Mckenzie submitted plot Of the town showing the sewer conditions. Ia!s shows all connections have been made on Main street to the curb, but some rsp3F work has to be done before it will pc l ready for highway construction HIS prooably will take about WeeA ne l thought. No more work will be done as tha laterals have been conDlete5 10 thF t,ror,ertv lines on Pleasant street from 1 ra1al street to Gravel1y hill, to the las- l of the junction Of Pierce street from t1-sl i "a Dayt5n. Mir Mckenzie pointed oul that the connection on Pleasant stFee' could be installed in f short tune par IF la9,or troubles The connections VIII Y. made next on tke buildinss on High and Main street and tEe completion of Pleas ant street. No contract for the Work on l Granite street has oaen made or the streets 1 which lead into t. There are also ne 1 contracts for cross streets ana the se" CTS which load into 1t from the south' stll no duubt th.s section won't be touched f9' a 70, t2le Of years. -. 1 R;us voted paid were: Waterways sies3. .32: forest fires, $113.45; Ed \. Bur dSek s1o Fain Auto service. $8.5o; Jo- sepll Chestnut 75c C. B. Brucker. 5gc TF. Brown, S4; Prieoni Taxi Co., S2 !" n segar & Co. S1.60; Alex H., Thompson S16.S0: Jane E. Lafnphear, sl tIeorG' Woodward. S3.50; Herbert Coy, $9; Al lexander Mitchell, $500 overseer Of poor Sf4417; Howard Clark. Sf.29' for ma hlha retrrns, s110.f5; David Conry. S5 CtIel company, S2425; town hall lights S24.zH Southern R. I. farm bureau, s20o E1 Burdick. S3.25; Robert Drysdale Co., lz tsirnen P. Nichols, ss1.4o
 Rev. M. s. Stacking of Danielson. Conn. is to be the pastor of Grace Methodls church on High street to take the place Q Rev. George D. Stanley, assigned to m church in New Bedford. Mass. Rev. MT Stanley was pastor here 8 1-2 years an, made many friends who regret his depart
 ure.
 Tuesday at the monday luncheon a
 at the Colonial club the members sa
 down to an excellent lunch at o'clock Connecticut Road Commissioner Charle J. Bennett spoke in an interesting man
 ner on Road Conditions of Today muc
 benefit was gained by the members an
 guests who were present from this talf
 The following real estate transfer
 have been recorded during the last tW
 weeks in March:
 John F. Dougherty to William an
 Bessie Irene Ruther, parcel of land o
 the Potter Hill road.
 Henry L. Burdick to R. A. Sherman
 Sons company, land and buildings 0
 Main street.
 Tristan D. Babcock to Elvin M. Scot
 lot and dwelling at Avondale. Israel H. Chapman to Jane J. Tod