Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
STONINGTON

The new boat line which is to ply between Stonington and New York, will begin operating this week.
 Tuesday afternoon the social chain met at the summer home of Mrs. Ava Churchill at The Point. A basket lunch was enjoyed and social hour followed.
 Today CWednesday) Aug. 24, St. Bar tholomew's day, there will be a special service at Calvary Episcopal church at g g. Rev. F. R. Sanford will off, c!ate.
 Local dealers have received cargoes of coal and the steamer Nellie Toilette and two consorts have returned to New York.
 W. Dean Fairbrother. son of MT and Mrs. L. D. Fairbrother, who has been with a manufacturing concern in Bris- tol. will leave shortly to become assist ant superintendency of a spring manu featuring concern at Hamilton, Ont.
 Manuel Andrews. who took a party hY automobile to New Bedford Sunday, has returned home. Mrs Lucia Gager is spending a few days at Montville.
 Capt. E. P. Clark, owing to poisoning | of his hand, has been unable to attend to his fishing business. Tuesday evening a large and enthu- siastic crowd attended the concert at i borough hall given by Dr. Juler Jordan i Of Providence. A Leap Year Furlough, His Crown of Glory and playlet, The l Rivals, were produced In a most artis- tio manner Miss Mary Iacoreno, who has sung at the concerts given here, i pleased all with her soprano tone of rare quality. She was heard at her best as also was Miss Mary McCabe. Ma dame Peduzzi. an English singer, won 1 a,a 1Er, both in her solo work and In duets Miss 1 Lucia Chagnon's work was of high or ] der. Laurent Lariviere and Nicola De- Nucci. baritone and tenor respectively i received their share of appreciation and were obliged to respond to encores dur In gthe evening The numbers were all beautifully rendered and generous appiuase showed how much the large audience enjoyed the program. Dr | Jordan, noted for his work as a direc tor. teacher and composer, accompanied thu soiolsts,
 : The road scraped Is at work on Elm
 street scraping the tarred part of the | roadway, making a smooth service fol auotmobile traffic
 Both men and women who desire tt become electors in time for the annua town election must hand in their appli cations to the registrars of voters. Thos lin the First district are William C. Rob inson. James H. Weeks, Judge Elias B l HlnclSley,
 The store of II. A. Mueller Is benlg re
 decorated following the recent fire. Tuesday afternoon the members o
 Ruth chapter, No. A, o. E. S., and thei friends enjoyed | picnic at Deans Mills . The party went by bus.
 Sept II lar=e delegation of fremel 5 from hero will 90 to South Mancheste 10 attend the fromens muster, In whic companies from all over the state WI!
 participate,
 .three-masted schooner eastboun
 was noted Tuesday about o'cloo kon tn sandbar just off Rhodes Folly, Tn
 craft remained there until Wednesda
 morning, when the tide helped to loose . her hold, and Ahe proceeded without out side aid.
 Mir, and Mrs. Freeman Smith an
 daughter. Miss Jessie Smith. of Norwic , Town, were callers on Jay Bliss In Stor
 lngten Tuesday.
 Charles Il. Ccwan, Jr. sustained
 severe injury to his right hand while g , work Ut the Atwood Machine company
 plant. The member caught in the ma
 chine he was working and was badl n lacerRted.
 John Dias, who has been the guest (
 Cant, and Mrs r. J. Ostman. returne - Tuesday to Hyde Park, Mass,
 Themae Coughltn has entered the A. s P, store here,
 if Daniel Wilson of Poughkeepsie, N.
 is the guest of w, C. Robinson and fan r. fly.