Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-10
sTONINGTON
Fish Plenty but Prices L0w-DeIe- gates to Hanover Conference-Work- men Arrive to Aid in Westerly Rail- road Improvements.

l road improvements. An extension of the main sewer Is being laid through Grand street to 1 Water street. This is to permit con- nection to be made with the property of MT. and Mrs. S. H. Chesebro, the Taylor residence house of Mrs. A Squadrito and the house occupied by R. Rosen and family. Delegates to Conference. | The fifth annual meeting of the | New London conference of Congre- gational churches will be held at Han over, Tuesday, May 1.-The following were elected to represent the Road I church of Stonington: Benjamin F. l Williams, Amos T. Hewitt, Mrs. G. B. l Spalding, Miss Grace D. Wheeler. The delegates for the Second Cengrega- tional church are to be chosen Sun day morning after the regular service. Grand Officers Coming. Grand officers will make an official visit to Ruth chapter, No. A, O. E. S., on May 18th. An inspection of the chapter will be made and collation. will be served the visitors and mem bers.
 Summer Guests. 1 Summer guests have already begun l to arrive in town these having all ready come this week: Mrs. Harry Babcock. Mrs. N. N. Hooper, Miss Ma " Sharswood and Miss Dorothy Drier all of New York. The servants of AL 1 bert l.. Mason have arrived from Brooklyn, N. Y., and the Mason family will be here this week. 1 End of Grandstand.
 James Daily and Frank Nugent are taking down the grand stand at Stan | tons park. E. D. Chesebro will use the material in the construction of his new bungalow, corner of Water and i Trumbull Streets.
 Price of Fish Low.
 There has been an abundance of | fish brought in this week. despite the stormy weather. The local fishermen are also complaining of the small price 1 fish at wholesale bring, and as there seems to be plenty of fish in the sea it is rather disceuraging outlook, for the price is less than former years and with plenty of catches for the men. Tuesday more than 200 barrels of fish were shipped to New York from here. It is believed that the fish that has been shipped from the coast of Mary land to the New York market during the past three weeks has caused the fall in price of these taken taken in the Rhode Island coast.
 Netted S15O. The rummage sale held by the ladies of the First Baptist church netted over $50.
 1 William H. Kelley and family have moved to the Irtis A. Main place at i Wequetequock. The Moves house on Main street. which the Kelley family vacated, will be occupied by Hiram Harvey and family.
 Going Abroad. Miss Dorothy Dreier accompanied by her cousin from Germany called on friends in town Thursday, returning in the evening for Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss Dreier will spend the summer abroad.
 The senior class motto, adopted on Thursday afternoon at a meeting of the senior class. is "Aedifcanus gradus 1 quibus suegiminus" CWe build the lad der by which we clin1b).
 The Wequetequock casino will re- } open for the summer some time the latter part of this month.
 Mrs. B. A. Herrick and Miss Edith Herrick of Norwich are spending sev- eral days at Maple Lawn, in the Road district.
 Thursday, May 16. is the date sci for Rev. and Mrs. Dwight c. Stone They have been spending three months in Europe, and sail for home.
 Mrs. Lewis E. Hammond and Mrs Edith Heath and daughter Edith are visiting in New London. Mrs Heath and daughter will be guests of Mrs