Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-01

some men was helping unload boxes had been given him for kindling p.o3 with the understanding that the decayed fruit in them be buried The line was raised for the truck to leave the yard and caught in the top of the truck. The pulley flew back and hit Algiere in the right eye with such force as to cause him to lose the sight. pr. M. H. Scanlon treated the injured eye and then sent the man to the Rhode Island hospital in Providence. The man has 9 wife and two children.
 The state of Connecticut health au- thorities and the town of Stoningtons health officer have had to use severe measures to enforce the law in regard to. people of this section using the grounds at Deans Mills belonging to the Mystic Valley Water company. Tn order to keep the water from being polluted peo- pie were warned against using these grounds for picnics or lettering, upon. them This warning was not needed, as 19 have been summoned to appear in the town court Saturday morning at g o'clock to answer for trespassing on the premises and disobeying the orders of the state and town health authorities. pr. Charles F. Congdon, health officer for Stonington. made it a point to visit the grounds Sunday and even with the grounds posted there were parties enjoy ing picnics and having lunches on the forbidden premises. Attorney Benjamin Hewitt was notified and Officer John Jeffrey, patrolman at Mystic. appeared and IF persons were warned to appear in court, One family is of Watch Hill people, two families are from Old Mys- tic and one each from Westerly and New London. Some claimed they were given permission to walk on the grounds, while others said the signs were so high they did not see. them. The names of the warned were withheld
 Another old building is being torn down that of the Ninigret mills on Canal street This building was used as a storehouse and was built many years ago by Babcock & Moss company, which dates back to the early eos, and was used to store wool, as MT. Babcock went west to purchase a big supply of the stock yearly The building Is of two 1 stories, about 5ox125 feet. and about s25 carloads of wool could be stored in it.
 Friends of Clarence H. Robinson. son of Capt. and Mrs. Frank Robinson of Main street. are pleased to note that MT. 1 Robinson has been transferred from the 18th lighthouse district in Katchikan | Alaska, to point near home, the New |, Orleans district, Sept. 1st, and will be first assistant there. MT. and Mrs Rob- i inson contemplate visiting their parents i here before the last of the month The i former was educated in the schools oi l Westerly and was graduated from West erly High school in 1907. Later he studied in Lafayette college.
 The troop of Boy Scouts of St. Mi chaePs church, also of St Mary's church New London, and boys from here have l returned home from Wakenah camp Gardner Lake. The boys. about 50 fl all, met the Is boys from the Boy Scout. in Stonington who are also at Gardner Lake under the care of Mir and Mrs James Stivers, who with the boys art spending two weeks there.
 George A. stillman, who was a patien at the Rhode Island hospital, Providence has returned to his home on Stantol street. Mir. Stilfnan underwent a seri ous operation for appendicitis.
 I Mir and Mrs Charles Warner o Providence, who have been guests of Mir and Mrs. Edwin CrandaH of the Yves Side, have returned home.
 Mrs. Agnes Chapman of East Hartfor, has returned home, having been tn
 guest of Mrs. IT. W. Golf.
 James Mccormick and M. Waite
 Flynn, Jr., have gone to Atlantic City N. J, by automobile to attend the con
 vention of the K. of c. The former is national delegate from the state O Rhode Island and the latter is advocat of Narragansett council, No q, O. West
 erly.
 l William B. Potter, who has been il Providence at Hope street hospital, ha
 returned home.
 The south County Rod and Cum ciu of Westerly plans to go to saybroo Point to take part in the trap shoot to b
 held tthere Thursday. The winner WI receive $15 in gold
 Rev. F. 4. AIacDonald pastor of tn
 Pawcatuck Congregational church, an Mrs. Macdonald leave this week for Ne1
 Hampshire for a months vacation. W. D. Holton of Maine is visiting hi cousins on Granite street.
 Charles \. Boynton of New York the guest of relatives here.
 : Invitations are out for the Mayflowe luncheon at the Norwich Golf club.