Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-18
STONlNGTON
Burglary of Willard BungaIow-Birth
day CeIebrated-Marriae at Town
Clerks Offies-Endeavor Delegates
Chosen,

1t was found Saturday afternoon
that the bungalow owned by Mr.. Will
lard, north of the borough, had been
entered. 1t was by the merest acct
dent that Mr.. Willard went to the
house as he and his family are from
Passaic, n. j. 1t was also found that
the intruders had pried the window
open with a piece Of iron about L.
inches long and probably was a pin
which holds the brakeshoe on a freight
car in place. This and a pair of buff
colored socks. badly worn, were left.
The table linen, china. plated ware
and clothing, which had been packed
away for the winter, were scattered
about and numerous picture puzzles
were taken from their boxes and piled
on the floors. The pantry had been
visited; sugar and salt were in the
living room, where it was evident that
the intrudsrs enjoyed tomatoes, as
parts of the vegetables were strewn
on the floor A pint bottle of home
made cherry bounce and one of black
berry cordial were opened and tast
ed Every key was stolen which will
necessitate Mr.. Willard setting new
locks throughout. 1t is thought to
be the work OF tramps, as the Jimmy
used came from a car.
The Stonington high school has add
ed FIVE new typewriters In their COM
mercial department. There are five
students pursuing the course.
On Monday the new cupola was in
stalled at the Atwood Machine Co.
foundry The old one has been out of
repair for some time.
Bernard killars and Charles Bing
| ham are enjoying a two weeks hunt
| ing trip in Maine.
| Mr.. and Mrs Herman Atwood re-
| turned Saturday after spending some
| time at Delaware Water Gap and in
L ICr-~O lr1T
| James Pardell of Boston. is the guest
| of his uncle at his home here
Birthday Party.
| On Monday afternoon from 3 to g.,
| Master John Pendleton Wilcox cele-
| brated his fifth birthday at the home
| of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| Wilcox. on Water street. Little folks,
| numbering sixteen, were invited to the
| celebration During the hours of 8
| games and music. A delicious spread
| and a large birthday cake cut by the
| little host were enjoyed. Many pres
| ents We're received by Master Wilcox.
Saw Only One Coon.
Dr. Charles Maine and Elias Brown
| returned Friday evening from most
| successful hunting trip through the
| woods at North Stonington. Small
game, such as squirrels, partridge and
! Qudll were secured Tie Il1flO
| they were away only one coon was
| sighted
! Entertained at Whist.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dickinson en-
| tertained a large number at their
| home al 7.30 Monday evening, Wehi-
pittituck Quiamb aug. Whist was the
| game enjoyed Favors were given and
| a deli ghtful spread was a feature of
| the evening. Several from the bor-
| oueh We're invited.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Macintosh of
| Newport r. l.. are guests of Mr.. Mac
| Iutosh's mother on Cutler street.
kippe- Rudd Marriage.
William kippe and Mrs. Mary Rudd
! we're united in marriage Monday at
II a. m. at the office Of the town clerk
BY Judge Elias Hinckley. They will
reside in Groton.
c. z. Meeting.
At the meeting of the Congrega-
| tionaI Y P s. G. E, held Sunday eve
/ ming. Harold ALTON was chosen dele
I cate to the New London county union
/ convention to be held at New London
| Thursday afternoon and evening. Oc-
! tober 20 Miss M. Lillian Brayton
/ was chosen delegate to the state con-
| vention to be held at Waterbury, in
| November.