Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-11
WESTERLY

There has been much interest shown in the playground which was opened early in the summer at Riverside park the average number being 191 a day there for nine weeks, which was an un- usually good showing. Saturday the season ended with the removal of the swings and apparatus. Sa&EShnber 1, the field day exercises were EE6rded asI excellent and competition was close in the sports. Folk dancing for the girls and races and other contests for the boys were enjoyed. Sewing had been introduced and story telling, which showed fine results. Prizes were award ed to those having the most points as follows: First girls prize. Rose Tassone. roller skates first boys prize, James .Salineno, flash light; second girls prize Marietta Rose, bathing cap; second boys prize, Frank F. Gilleo, ball bat Rose Salimeno, John Grispino, Sam Fa- rago and Teseresa Tassone received honorable mention.
 r. A Dodge automobile owned and l driven. by Vincent De Petris, of Lake i Shore Drive, Michigan. and 8 Chevero- 1 let touring car driven by Robert H. | Clark, of 39 Waller street, New London ] came to grief late Saturday afternoon ! at the junction of the shore and Watch ] Hill roads. When they collided, four | out of the seven occupants of the two machines received minor injuries. Nor man Goss of West Chester, Pa, who was on the front seat of the Cheverolet ! was thrown out on the highway and sus- l tained a severe bruise between the right Knee and ankle, and his right ear was cut. Dr. John L. May of Westerly, who I happened along dressed his injuries, and sent hsrn back to New London with in- l structions to see surgeon there. Mrs. | Goss received bad sprain of the right 1 foot and MT. Clark, who was driving 1 the Cheverolet received minor cuts on his nose and lips. They were attended by Dr, May. Joseph De Simone of Wes- terly who was in the car of De Petris, received cut on his lower lip and be- i lieved he had two teeth loosened. It seemed to be the opinion of witness | that De Petris had turned off the Watch | Hill road into the shore road on the | way from Watch Hill to Pleasant View
 when the clark car made the turn from the shore road to the main highway to- ward Watch Hill shot to the left side ot the white mark in the road and collided
 with the other car. MT. Goss of Yves, Chester was thrown out on the highway
 and had De Petris been going at a high
 rate of speed he would have been TUT
 over. The Dodge car had Michigan ! L6SlSlTALlOn nuIflOer OS-6oh ana flt
 Cheverolet car the Connecticut registra-
 tion 21-146. Mrs. R. H. Clark of New
 London and MT, and Mrs Norman Gosl
 of est Chester, were passengers in tn, Cheverolet car, with Clark and Josepf Desirnino and Alexander Rose of West
 erly as passengers in the Dodge car witl
 MT. De Petris. The owner of the Dodgt
 car was a former resident in Westerl!
 and has been spending a few days va
 cation here. The accident was reportAt
 to the police by Officer George Champlin
 who is on duty at the Hill.
 Pawcatuck is becoming one of tn centers of Stonington as about 242 new
 voters will be on the voting list; 1oi
 men and 1S4 women have ms9s appi
 cations to be made voters at aNheetinI of the registrars; Joseph H. McGuinnes
 and George T.aLord. The registrars ar
 now working on the new ycting lis which has not been 5rtnted in fou years. 4 ennv t-s been placed on tn