Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-15
STONINGTON
Recent Real Estate Transfers-Charles
Woodward lnjured-ReV. Albert r.
Earnshaw Addresses Travel Club
Attempted Burglary.

In the Stonington town clerks office
the latest transfers of real estate re-
corded by Clerk Elias B. Hinckley are:
Herman Stoetzel to George Kieberg,
house and lot in Industrial Place;
James E. Lord to Lizzie K. Eldredge,
lot at Lords Point: Lillian A. Dore
to Johanna StrancT, lot east side of
Griswold street, Pawcatuck; Carl w.
French to New York New Haven &
Hartford Railroad company, lot in
Bradley street; Eliza James Davis
Main to George T. Loomis, house and
Their Davis Potter to Loomis, house
and lot in Lester street, Pawcatuck;
William Hallisey to Daniel Hallisey,
house and lot, by bounds; Eunice L.
Baldwin. ct al, to Annie D., Gates I'M
divided one-half of wood lot at Qui-
ambaug; Anna P. Ledwith, ct al, by
guardian, to Mary w. Babcock, house
and lot west side of Water street.
stonington Pointers.
While on a hike with other mem
bers of the Stonington troop of Boy
Scouts, Charles Woodwork slipped
and fell on the ice, and received a Sc
we're cut Just over the right eye. Six
stitches were taken to close the wound.
He is the son of c. A, Woodwork SUI
perintendent of schools.
The members of ]. F. Trumbull Re-
lief corps were guests of Mrs. Lucy
A. Tracy, Tuesday evening, as sew
ing circle and the quilt which has
been on public exhibition was sold at
auction. The proceeds will be devoted
to charity.
Tuesday afternoon the Stonington
Travel club was entertained and in
Structed by Rev. A. F. Earnshaw of
Mystic, who spoke for an hour from
4 to ). on The Schools and UNIVERSE
t;er of England
The StOniD
utilized to distribute copies of the
~Tles of the District Nurse associa-
ton
During the Christmas vacation the
Stonington Boy Scouts will take hike
to Westerly and another to New Lon
don.
Mrs. F. E. Kutscher and her mother,
Mrs. Wicker, and Miss Elizabeth
Kutscher, left Monday for a visit in
the west. They will be Joined by Prin-
cipal Kutscher of the Stonington high
school during the summer vacation
Several Stonington fishermen, who
engage in auto trawling in Rhode Is
land, have filed their intentions with
the town clerk of Westerly to become
citizens of Rhode Island. So they now
fish by the same method in the waters
Of that state, for which a Stonington
fisherman was penalized to the tune
Of $50 and costs.
Amos H. Nugent, who resides at We
luetequock, heard a peculiar noise at
O'Clock Monday morning and left his |
bed to investigate. He found that |
putty had been scraped off and pane |
If glass removed from a window, with |
he evident intent on the part of some /
1ne to enter the house for the purpose |
IF larceny.
The Pawcatuck section Of the town |
If Stonington is not much interested |
n the Hewitt randaIl agitation |
against the raise in trolley rates.
Boroughites and Mysticians are now /
a kick against the trolley |
company because express packages are |
lot carried at freight rates, as here
ofore.
Elias B. Hinckley, judge of probate,
vas in Pawcatuck Tuesday on probate |
business.
The combined tempestuous sea and |
strong wind of Monday
hight, toppled over five electric light |
ooles that are located in the water that
extends back to Quiambaug.
Frank Hogan and Frank MCGEE,
lged 10 each, were arrested Tuesday
n Attleboro, Mass, for breaking into
sealed freight car at Stonington Sun
lay evening. They will be arraigned
n the town court this morning.