Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-14
STONINGTON
Expect School Superintendent and
Principal to Stay-Tierney Cadets
Will Arrange for Outins-High
School Lost to Webster Team.

AS the school committee of the town
of Stonington are not giving out for
publication the doings at the meetings
concerning the reappointment of teach
ers, there is naturally more OF less
talk as to the personnel of the list to
be selected, although the real hitch
seems TO be between Superintendent
Woodwork and Principal Kutscher,
whose views on matters pertaining to
the high school have not been Identical
1t is limited that the nlisund
have been adjusted and that both ed
Ucabors will sign contracts to remain,
which surely is gratifying to the peo-
pie of the whole town. Mr.. Kuscher, so,
it is understood, will arrange the
courses of study and have the general
charge of the high school, with GER
tain amount of supervision Of super
visor of the schools Of the town. Now
it is said that the selection Of teach
ers for the ensuing year will be def
nitely determined at the next meet
ing Of the committee.
Seeking Sidewalks.
At the regular meeting Of the Dor
ough officers, after the transaction of
the routine business, Warden Gran
dali announced that negotiations were
being made with the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad company
concerning the laying of sidewalks in
sections of Gold, Water, Main and Or
chard streets, which becomes neces-
Sary in connection with removal of
the railroad tracks in that section. and
its practical abandonment for railroad
traffic purposes.
Tierney Cadets.
The recently organized Tierney
Temperance cadets will have q street
drill for the first time this evening I'M
der the direction of Arthur ]. Nc
Enaney, of the New London Tierney
cadets. Prior to the drill the cadets
will meet and arrange for the contem-
plated weeks outing at East Lyme, not
far from the Golden Spur.
Stonington Pointers.
The See-le-Ruh, sailboat of small
dimensions, from New York for Cape
Cod, put into Stonington harbor, Sat
urday.
The Estes family Of Springfield have
arrived at their Lords point cottage.
The several beauty spots in the vi
entity of the railway station give to
train passengers general idea Of the
civic beauty of the borough. A new
station would complete the civic pic
ture
Stoninngton members of the organ
ization will attend the annual dinner
of the Sons of the American Revolution
to be held in New Haven, Saturday,
June IS, at the Hotel Taft. EXPIRES
ident Taft will be one of the speakers.
Stonington Will be fully represented
in the crowds that will assemble at
New London the latter part Of this
week to welcome the Putnam Pha-
lanX. One old resident said. ''The
first time I saw the Putnams in New
London was many years ago and at
that time DR.. David P. Francis, of
that city. was an officer of the Pha-
ianx."
Albert PilIng and David r. johnson
of PawcatuCk and Fred G. King of
Mystic have been summoned as jurors
to the court Of common pleas for the
town of Stonington at the next session
Of the court. They were summoned
by Deputy Sheriff William 3. Brough-
ton.
Dlmeico TibeIIo, who was billed by a
flying stone from q blast, was buried
in Stonington, Friday afternoon He
was in the employ of the Voto Con-
struct1on company when killed, and
work on The state road was suspended
during the funeral, ms fellow work
men attending in a body,
Ephraim P. C0lson has announced
that he will not serve as principal of
the West Broad street school after the
end of The present school year.
The Stonington high school baseball
team played the second game of a Sc
ries with the Bartlett High school
team of Webster. Saturday, for the
lnterschofast1c championship and was
defeated by a score of 3 to 1. 1t Is
game and game now and the deciding
game Will be played on neutral ground
probably at Norwich. The Stonfngton
team made their lone run in the eighth
inning while Bartlett made a run in
The first fourth and sixth innings.