Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-29
STONINGTON

heN. ana MTS. henTS M. thompson will leave August 1st for a months va cation which will be spent at Northfieid Mass The following ministers will supply during the formers absence: Aug. s, Rev. Clayton A. Burdick. D. D.. of Westerly; August 13. Rev. O. G. Buddington of Mystic; August 20. Rev. A. s. Brown of Utica, x. r.; August 27, Rev. H. B. Sloat, of Hartford
 Monday, Mrs. Charles A. Potter and Mrs. F. W. Northrup, who have been spending week in Richmond, Maine, Irs. Potters home town, will return to Stonington.
 Miss Sarah Sheffield at her home here Wednesday afternoon was having some branches trimmed from a tree in the yard. She went out to assist by holding on to the big branch which got caught | in another limb of the tree anl in try 1 ing to extricate it the limb swung around and struck Mrs. Sheffield knock | ing her to the ground with sucl force as to cause a fracture of the leit hip. Dr. | Taylor had her removed to Lawrence hospital where she was taken in Ed- mund Hyde's truck; chair was placed inside and Mrs. Sheffield rode in this
 manner to New London, being unable | to lie down.
 Asa Clarke employed in the toxing room at the Atwood Machine company,
 has a painful thumb. While using the
 power saw at the plant Saturday his l left thumb came in contact with the 1 large saw which split the member to the bone, the whole length of his hand. Dr. Thurber dressed the injIre1 mem Der.
 Ray A. Gardiner plans to give a con cert.-Mrs. Henry NJ. Gardiner of New ! York is to be the soprano solpist. Ray Gardiner is a Stonington boy.
 Warden C. B. Crandall. who has been
 an official in the borough for the past
 30 years has assisted in lowering the
 borough debt which was s42,090 to SIG,
 900, according to the report made by
 the treasurer, Charles B. Stater. Every thing is in readiness for the bOrougl
 election. which will be held in Borougi
 hall Monday The republican nominees are all new candidates, with nut one eX
 ception. The democrats have pr2c-ic.l.l! the same men on as last year, haade'
 by Cornelius Crandall. Edward J
 Simonson heads the republican ticket Two handsome reccoons owned l.! Richard Cornell of Cutler street es caped from their pen in the yard an' have been missing nearly two weeks
 Mir Cornell has trained the coons an
 made pets of the animals and t j
 thought that they dug around the h,aN,
 wire grating Thursday, while George A Hude, neighbor was overhauiing som f paint cans in his shop, he heard
 noise similar to a growl which tiies , animals make when cornered. H. 7 found the coons which have l nest i the ground under the building. ] Thursday evening the First Baptis s church young peoples society hospitahl
 entertained the members of the Secon Congregational church society. Report , were read of the conference at Northfel i by the three young ladies of the BaptiS
 church who attended sne Hons Missic S conference, Misses Helen Koelb, Edwin Ryon and Florence Brown. Al spoke ( 7 the delightful grounds where the : camped for week and o5 the fin
 speakers they heard. and many guo times enjoyed by them. Misses Niol; j Duke and Edith Lathrop followa1 wi: I reports of the events and speakers the Foreign Mission conference held Il week they were in camp. They spoke i the pageant which was held and Il i huge bonfire and the communion se l. vice held for Miss Moody wh5 is to z n to China as a missionary. The many e, o csileit meetings they attended were r ; | called and the delegates for both l e nominations represented spoke highly
 | e numbered about 300 was cOn1uote }, and of the good meals provided thai s The evening of entertainment and r j. treatments was thoroughly enjoyed n the large number who attended l., Edmund Hyde will transport q
 school children to and from the TUT 6 district to the Union High schoo, in |! s. borough this fall and winter. using F re big bus. " Miss Sarah sheffi.ld of Water stre
 was knocked down by a heavy brdn' d. from a tree when she was cutting H. down. Dr. Taylor was called anI SC -e her to the Lawrence hospital where " was found she had fl &cture'l her ie i'd ihp.
 f. Mrs. Helen Gardiner from New Tor
 who Is visiting here. will sing a SC
 Sunday evening at the Baptist cburch.
 notified local druggists that on and aft
 August 1st 1t will be illegal to issue