Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-28
STONINGTON
Miss Charlotte Joseph Entertained in Honor of Norwich Guest-sehooner Tears Mast Out of Sailboat in Coll Iision.


 On Monday evening Miss Charlotte Joseph entertained in honor of Miss Ruth Jordan of Norwich, who is the guest of Miss Joseph at her home on Water street The house was decorat- ed for the occasion. Vocal and inEtru- mental selections were rendered and games and whist were played during the evening. The twenty young people who were invited enjoyed the hospi- tality of their charming hostess. Re- treatments were served and the party broke up at a late hour
 B. w Billings of Wilkesbarre, Pa, is the guest of friends here this week.
 Made Watch Hill in Ten Minutes.
 The auto power boat Hadajr which is owned by MT. Darlington of Watch Hill and kept on the steam yacht Elreba, anchored in the harbor here, was out speeding Wednesday and made the run from here to the hill in ten minutes. She was pretty sight blowing along in the water.
 cottaeers Came by Power Boat.
 A party of cottagers who are sum mering at Lords Point to the number of twenty came here this week fin Mir, Stantons power boat. The boat will make trip daily, leaving the point at a. m, and return at n a. m. 9- fore MT. Stanton started this, the troll ley was the only way people from here could go and come from the borough to the point.
 Health Officer Puts Up Signs.
 Health Officer c. s. BriRhtman has purchased a large number of steel and enamel signs and placed them on near ly all the streets in the borough warn ing persons against splitting on the sidewalk under a penalty of % nne. This law will be enforced.
 Borough Brevities.
 Dr. Maxwell of New Hampshire ia the guest of Mir. and Mrs Mason and family on Main street
 Mrs. Robert Mallory and Miss Sarah Holmes of Brooklyn N. Y., are guests of Mrs. l.. N. Palmer at Wadananuck, east.
 Noble of Manchester, Conn, are the guests of Robert Adamson and fam~ fly at their residence at Bayview.
 Joseph Mckinney of Manchester Conn, is the guest of Robert Mokin-
 Mrs. Thomas Gmigan and son Ed- ward of Hartford are guests of r. Js Mccormick and family on Summit street
 Amos Warren of Providence, R. l., in the guest of his uncle here on the Haat road for the week.
 B. J. Howard of New York was c business caller here Wednesday.
 The friends of Miss Mary Dreier of New York, who figured SO prominently in the recent shirtwaist strike, are much interested fin the sketch and eN- cellent likeness of her produced in the American Magazine for August. Miss Dreier is a member of the summer colony here and owns one of the hand somest places fin Stonington.
 Miss Alberta Holden and Miss Mauds Cross of Atlanta, Ga, are spending the week in town.
 Miss Bernice Ellsworth of Rochester. N. Y.. arrived Wednesday and will spend the summer season here.
 Ths fire at Mystic Tuesday evening lighted the sky all along the shore here and resembled an eruption of a volcano. Large crowds were all along the shore 10 watch it until a late hour
 Emery C. Hillard of Mlddletown, ". Y., is spending a short time here re- newing old acquaintances in town.
 Schooner CoIlided With Sailboat
 The schooner Bertha, while making her way out of the harbor Wednesday noon, bumped into a small sailboat that was anchored in the channel near the Atwood wharf and tore her mast off. The schooner was three -masted one and was unloaded, making her way out for New London to be overhaued.
 Miss Mary E. Loosen of Brooklyn, N Y. is the guest of pr. and Mrs. William Thompson at their home on Water street
 Dr. Carl A. Williams Of New London was the guest of pr. Charles Maine at his home on Water street Wednesday.
 Mir and Mrs. C. A. Lloyd Of Niagara are the guests of friends here this week.