Norwich bulletin., 1913-08-08
NEWS FROM BULLETIN CORRESPONDENTS
MYSTIC
St. Patricks Parish i1eIds Successful Lawn Fete-Fire Escape on Broad way School Ordered Changed.


 There was large attendance at the lawn fete given by St. Patricl's parish Wednesday and Thursday. Tn the af- ternoon over leo children were present and games of all kinds were played. In the evening dancing was enjoyed. Grinnell's orchestra furnished music. 1 Cake, candy and ice cream were on sale. A good sum will be realized for the church work
 Outing to AtIanti Beach. The members of St. Marks Episco- pal church and Sunday school enjoyed their annual picnic Thursday to At lantic Beach. A special car left Mystic at 9.3S carrying a good number. At the same place Calvary Episcopal church and Sunday school enjoyed their picnic so that both schools had a very enjoy able time, The return trip was made at 5,33 o'clock.
 Fire Escapes Ordered Changed.
 Charles Donath. chief of the Mystic fire department has notified the school committee ot the town of Stonington that 1t will be necessary to make changes in the fire escape at the Broadway school so that the platforms will be on a level with the floors in stead of with the window sills and that the work will have to be done be- fore the opening of the fall term of school in September.
 Tennis Tournament for Crary Cup.
 The tennis tournament at the Mystic Country club grounds for the CraTy cup is to begin Monday next Appli- cations for the privilege of taking part in the tournament are coming in well The committee, Attorney B. H. Hewitt, Dr. George $. B. Leonard and Morton Wheeler, has stated that anyone in Mystic who either lives or spends the summer here is eligible to compete in
 
 fact that he may not be a member of the Country club tennis department
 Personal Items.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Efche1berger of Cleveland, O.. are guests of their gran@mother. Mrs. Charles Cottreii.
 Postmaster C0urtland c. Potter was in New Haven Wednesday attending the state postmasters' convention.
 MT, and Mrs. Daniel Burrows, Ray nond Burrows and Vincent Devine have returned to New Haven after a stay with Mrs. Charles Burrows.
 Mrs o. A. Clarke is entertaining her daughter, Miss Etta Clarke, and her daughter, Miss Etta Clarke, and her friends, Miss Stella MarroTye and Miss Carson, of PittsbHFg, Pa,
 Mr and Mrs, Warren Kinbah of Pearl River N. Y. are visiting in town.
 Will Move to New York.
 Ernest H. Saunders has resigned as superintendent of the Mystic Power company to take effect Sept. L He will move his family to New fork, where he has secured fine position.
 George Stott has returned to his du- ties as clerk at the Mystic postofice after 15 days vacation spent in Led yard and Danielson.
 Letter Carrier John Dougherty Is en- toying his Nanation- His place is being filled by Substitute Carrier Bergen Green.
 Miss Kariska Gates is visiting rela- lives in New Jersey
 C. W. Gift of Wyoming. N J., is the guest Of his sister, Mrs. B. L. Holmes
 Mrs John E. Hill of New Y ork is the gnest of Mrs Sarah Wheefer-
 Mrs. John MaeDnnald of Providence spent Thursday with her son. Charles Fish, and family, who are spending two weeks at the DickeTson bungalow at Quianb baug~
 Miss Jane E. Moves of the Road dis 1'ict is visiting relatives in town.
 The Crawford club spent a very pleasant day at ragansett Pier on W ednesdsCy-