Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-22
STONINGToN

tussle with ruln-runners Monday right
 Joseph r. Marshall, who is in New ork this wee-. the guest of his son, William Marshall, was overcome by a dizzy spell and was taken to hospita; there for treatment. He Is resting com for7ahly.
 The September meeting of the ston- ington Garden club will be held Monday at o'clock at the Community house. Mrs. Frank O. Grandy who was re- gently operated upon at her home on Main street, is improving.
 Chester c. O'ConneM has left to be instructor of Spanish in Princeton, N, T., university.
 Joseph A. Vargas and Thomas P srvce 4Eara iu Hartford Wednesday and Thursday, delegates to attend the denl- ,crstic state convention.
 Monday evening at the annual hnan- sisl town meeting in borough hall, the report of the selectmen will show that the expenses of the town for the past year are in excess of the receipts by about 17,000. Last years expenditures were more by s1s,0o0 than the amount received and no provision was made last year for the payment of the deficit as required by law, and it Is a question as to whether any provision will be made this year. On top of this comes the all ready large indebtedness of s50,e00, and possibly $55OOo, for Stonington's share in the building of the new Mystic bridge. The debt of the town as shown by the 1921 report was s3o2.9S3.s7, and all residents can do is to watch 1t grow. John Krizanek is taking course at he Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, Boston.
 The stonington and Genealogical So eiety have made a good showing this year Dr. c. NJ. Williams reported as treasurer that $744.93 was in the treas ury.
 Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T. Leahy have returned after two weeks vacation spen' in Massachusetts.
 The following officers have been elect ed in Nina council: Grand knight Thomas P. Coffey deputy grand knight Joseph r. Leahy; chancellor, James D Ia Grua: financial secretary, Thomas IT. shackley; recorder Frank H. Dun ham treasurer, Rev. James B. OBrien advocate, Joseph King; warden, Charles Farnaham inside guard L. Williams outside guard. Eugene Rose; trustee fo .hree years, John Chamberlain. The = stallation will take place at the K. of : home Oct 1. Father Murphy council D Mystic will take part in what will b a double installation, District Bsput! P. Day and suite of New London vii be the installing officers
 Mir and Mrs. Henry M Friedman hay purchased the lot on Elm street ownes by John Dolbaum. The entrance to th pentwsy leads from the state highwa. to Ledyard's Island runs parallel wit the property which MT. Dolbaum ha just sold. An attempt has been mad "a h,,- 1xr;tl posts has been placed across the eu trance leading from the state highway The pentway is one of the oldest here having heen in use over eighty years ant belongs to the town of Stonington. tn towns money having been spent on i during this time. It has never bee discarded nor can it be done away with IL ls also one of t5e oldest psntway in Connecticut. The selectmen os tn town of Stonington have been notife by property owners of the closing Q the pentway and state that they hav never given any permit or authorize anyone to close the pentway
 stOnington. Mystic and Noank Asher men complain of the market for larg fish in New York and Boston as glutte with fish caught off Nantucket also e port that only few scallops have bee located where last year large hauls weI made The grounds now are praetca ly free from litter. The lobstermen ar only doing fairly well, and complain ( losing many Pots. warps and glas buoys.
 Can't OsgoOd A. Gilbert of New Yoel ship broker and brother of Capt Mar Gilbert formerly of Mystic, had a heal inS Tuesday before United States Con missioner Haynes. denied that he too part in the alleged smuggling of 1. .0f gallons of 5l9chol into New York hal Dor on steamer Korona as alleged in |! indictment charging Gilbert and othei with conspiracy Co defraud the Onite sfsteS The indictment alleges that Cii ner2 Hlth l5 others clsared the steam, korona from New York more than year aao loaded with a cargo of alo. -nal Tor Greece and that the cargo wf transferred to the barges City of Ma don and City of Boston and returned New York harbor. Capt. Gilbert tes, fed that he was acting as agent for Il Globe line when he secured the seryie of the two barges in the course of I, business as ship broker. He testi6. that he had the two barges lowed Newport, R. I. Then his interests in t, harges and cargo was at an end. and had heer Informed that the two bare were to ae used in the oyster shell trad Capt. Gilbert was arrested a week a, sn an indictment warrant returned Inc federal grand jury of Mew Yorlg