Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-16
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Borough's Clear Up Week Has Good Results-Firemen Open Biq Fair Five-Foot Sturgeon Caught in Fish ing Pounds.

Results-Firemen Open Biq Fair
 Five-Foot Sturgeon Caught in Fish
 ing Pounds
 Road Supervisor Elihu Chesebro has laid out new drain from the corner of North Main and William streets, under the tracks of the Groton and Stonington electric load. which was dug by the town street cleaners. A ten-inch drain pipe was laid from the north gutter on Williams street, under the roadway, to connect. with the gut ter running. on. the west side of Main street south to the railroad. Fms drain will take the water from Cutler. Main and Williams streets.
 Since Tuesday the borough white wings have been putting the streets in order for the summer. The start Water street. near the Watch Hill wharf, clearing the gutters and mak- ing the Roadway ready for the coming top dressing of crushed stone The work of putting the street in order has been delayed this season by the new sewers in several of the streets in the borough.
 Complaints having been made in regard to the unsanitary conditions of the drains at Orchard street, Warden c. E. Crandal and Street Commis- sioner w. P. Bindloss have made an
 
 sewer pipes were discharging into-r1e ditches leading through that locality. It was decided to stop the drain under Orchard street, from the Seidner property to the Derwood Saunders land and build a paved gutter over the roadway for the surface water from Hyde and Orchard streets. at the same time closing all sewer pipes, and have the ditches through the railroad lands cleaned to the channel leading into little NarTagansett bay, near the railroad junction.
 Firemen's Big Carnival Opens.
 The grand fair and series of en- tertainments in aid of Stonington Steam Fire Engine company. No. l. opened Thursday evening in Borough hall There was a large street parade of all the Stonjngton fire department and police headed by Mechanics band of Stonington. The entertainment was a minstrel show under the direction of Thomas c. 0ConneH A large crowd attended. The hall was beautifully decorated with Chinese umbrellas, lan- terms, flowers and eyergreens. Ice cream, cake, candy and useful articles were for sale. After the entertainment many enjoyed dancing. The first night of the fair proved very successful ill every way.
 Karl Reiche's Advancement.
 Karl Reiche of Hartford, well known in Stonington, has been appointed su- perintendent of schools in Bristol, Conn.,, after a thorough investigation by the board of education committee. He will enter upon his new position July 15 and will receive salary of S1.500. MT. Reiche has had consider able experience as an instructor in the higher mathematics and modern lan- guageS and has done much grade york in the schools of the South district in Hartford He is a member of the Uni versity club of that city and is active in the Boy Scout movement. Stoning- ton friends of MT. Reiehe are pleased to learn of his advancement.~ ~< Mrs. Reiche was formerly Miss Anna Fair brother. daughter of Judge and Mrs. l.. D. Fairbrother,. of Stonington.
 At North stoninqton Conference.
 Borough people who attended the New London association of Congre- gational chruches and ministers at North Stonington Tuesday were Rev. and Mrs. Dwight c. Stone, Miss Lulu M. Brayton, Miss Barbara Muller, Miss Mabel F. Ingrahan1. Dr. and Mrs Weeks.
 Study Class Meets.
 The monthly meeting of the study