Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-04
STONINGTON

Dr. Mary Croweu Weller of Hartford. general secretary of the Consumers League, has been in town working to form branch and many women were added to her list. This league is for the l betterment of condition of girls and
 women employed in factories. The visit here was to start a campaign for the { closing of stores here at 6 o'clock every night but Saturday as in other places and l it is expected that branch of the league l will be formed.
 ! Town election held Monday. The i polls were open from a. nn to ) T. m. Judge Frank Hinckley was OF both tick | cts for judge of probate. The contest 1 vas for seIectmen there being four on i the ticket with only three to be chosen. 1 The women were vel represented at the 1 polls and good vote for the men was
 evident.
 1 Jabez Chesbro. who fell at his home l on Elm street and suffered dislocated | right shoulder is resting comfortably. 1 Miss Mabel Ingraham has been elect ] Cd delegate from the Second Congrega- | tionai church Sunday school to the con- vention to be held in Norwich this 1 month
 1 Mrs. Joseph Hammond. organist at the ] Second Congregational church will leave l town for two weeks vacation in Bos- ! ten. Stanley Pierce will play during i her absence.
 People in the vicinity Of Summit street | have noticed of late large bird about 1 the size Of a hen sitting in one of the 1 trees, apparently enjoying the surround | ings It is slate coror with large i pointed bill, and 1t is a specie of the ! "Amcrican viper" It is very rare for 1 these birds to he in this locality as l they are seen in northern Massachu- sets
 Sunday afternoon William Herman and ] Joseph KriZonek of the bo-ough, were
 riding their bicycles in the Road district i The Herman boys wheel broke and he
 was being lowed in by 2 rope held by 1 the krizneh boy when he was thrown 1 to the ground near the Browning place. 1 and landed in front Of a passing auto 1 mobile. He escaped with bruises and l scratches
 William Lee and ToI1a CusF1rnan 1eave l for 8 motor trin to New York this week
 Ernest Cushman has returned from | Providence where ne attended the foot hall game between Brown and Colby. HIS
 son is manager of the latter team. Misses O'Connor Maine and Soffee, of 1 Milford, Conn. former teachers here. l we-e callers here Sunday
 Ava and Fulton Lewis returned from i Bo~ton, Monday
 Culbert Palmer and Miss Jean Palmer
 leave town today (Tuesday) for New York
 Rev. Father Arthur l. Keee@an. C. NJ.
 left town Monday for Northampton,
 Mass.
 The Knights of Columbus will begin
 their regular whfsts and socials this
 month at their home on Main street.
 Mrs. Sarah Crowley who has gone as
 delegate of the D. of V. of Stonington.
 to the convention at Atlantic City. will
 be zone for the week.
 MT, and Mrs. Eugene Atwood Mr and
 Mrs. Frank Dodge and Miss Constance
 Atwood and J. Edward Fairbrother have
 returned from Maine, having spent two
 weeks at the Atwood canr.
 Misses Prudence Fairbrother and Eliz-
 abeth Robinson who have been spending
 the week in Boston have returned.
 Miss Evelyn O'Connor of New York
 is visiting her mother. Mrs Joseph O. | Connor.
 | Dudley McClurg has returned to New