Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-08
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1 Delegates chosen to represent the 20th senatorial convention are Mrs. w. Ellery Allen Of Waterford and Nathaniel F.
 Moves of Stonington. These will go to New Haven to. the convention Thursday as delegates-at-large. Theodore Boden-
 vein of. New London and Dr. George B. 1 Leonard. of Mystic were chosen to attend from the two towns comprising the 18th senatorial district.
 , David R. Kinney Of Norwich has sold 1 his cottage at Lords Point to Lillibridge 6 Young of Norwich
 1 A small boat capsized in the bay We'd nesday afternoon off Watch Hill The 1 blow struck the sailboat, she was unable f to stand the gale, and a young man and
 woman went overheard. Capt. Elias
 Clay in his boyer boat Lena went to i their rescue ana helped the two out of ! their difficulty and sent them home in another craft The boat that was over
 turned was lowed to Watch Hill.
 Lyle Chesebro, who is at Lawrence
 Memorial hospital, is resting comfortably
 A noted art journal printed in New l York three times year, in it's issue
 which will be out soon. will picture and give history of some of Stonington's old homes. This journal also has an antique supplement
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Morton Cook of ston- | have returned home.
 c. J. Montague of Princeton, N. J., was a guest of friends here Thursday. : A large elm on Elm street had some of its small branches blown to the ground during Wednesdays storm. The tree is about 100 years old, tall and vigorous and towers high above the buildings along on : ifthe street.
 The schools of the town opened Tues 5 day with 34 seniors at the high school. s l juniors, 76 sohpomores, 95 freshmen, to- taling 25S. The town grammar school; ! show an increase in enrolment over pre- vious years.
 T Chief Ed P. Teed has been agair 2 chosen head of Stonington fire depart | ment for the ensuing years, and his as . sistant, Charles D. Main, has also beer 2 reelected They have held these posi- ' tions since 1904.
 Monday evening the Boy Scouts gave
 1 surprise party to Fred l.. Cushman, as - sistant scoutmaster, who is about to leav :, to take a course at the Carnegie institute II Pittsburgh. Pa
 l. Thomas ". Garrity is entertaining VII }, l liam McGowan of New York. IL Joseph Hornishier has gone to Rich mond. Va. where he will enter colleg :. to study pharmacy and medicine. Miss Mary Taggart of Taftville, wh has been the the guest of Mrs. William Throop, has returned home. Miss Elizabeth Hoadley and he
 mother, who spent the summer here, hay returned to Brooklyn, N. r. Mir. and Mrs. PearshaN and son 0 Freeport. L. l., are at the inn. Ai John ". Hull and son of New York ar
 spending a few days here. Miss M. E. Ingraham of Main street
 entertaining the Misses Piersons 0 Brookline, Mass
 Mr.tand Mrs. Edward J. Silons of Ne1
 Jersey are guests of friends here. Nj Carl Reiche has returned to Bristo Conn, having been the guest this sum
 naer of Judge and Mrs. L. D. Fair brother.
 Al John H. ShaSkley has returned from trip to Somerville, Mass. Frank Speiler and Thomas Evans, wh
 have been at Lords Point, have returne
 to Pittsburgh.
 Al Miss Helen M. Dewey of Canaan Is tn ' guest of Miss Annie NJ Denison. Ell The republican caucus will be held thi
 (Friday) evening in Borough hall. Tn
 democrats wil hold their caucus Wed
 nesday, Sept. 1s, at the same place. Tn
 town election will be held Monday, Oct.