Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-10
sTONINGTON

Saturday afternoon the husky baseball team of Hope Valley came to Stonington field, and played a good game with the American Velvet company's team here. Although the Hope Valley boys have taken every game in sight this year, the Stonington A. V. A. As team was too much for them and the local boys won, 8 to 3. A large number attended the game. The Fort Getty boys who were scheduled to play here Sunday, postponed coming, owing to the fact that they were unable to get a boat from Long Island to trans- port them.
 Deans Mills, which has heretofore been free to visitors has been closed to the public by the owner. D. B. Spau1ding. The
 grounds are beautifully kept and main tained by him, have rustic seats, cosy hooks, spring water, etc, have been a
 resort for people all over this section
 where they could hold picnics, but owing ] to some who have abused the privileges
 and strewn rubbish about the handsomely kept grounds, instead of placing such
 refuse in the cans provided for the pur- pose, while some have committed dam l age with jack-knives, and made Sunday noisy up there. The park has been clos
 ed and guard put there to protect the grounds from intrusion from any one, and 1 the public is barred from even entering | the STOunQS WHICH lie nOTJn5 or the DOr- 1 ough Hundreds have visited this park
 Sunday in the past during the summer 1 Oliver Pendleton. who has been spend l ing a week in New York, returned home Sunday.
 There is demand in Stonington sum mers for houses and but few available
 ones are to be found. The building on upper Elm street lie mostly each of the borough.
 I George La Point. who formerly, kept f a and 10c store here and now of Jew ett City, was calling on friends in town
 Saturday.
 The borough school house on School
 street is soon to receive a coat of paint
 to trip up the red brick building The windows and sashes will be painted white.
 Miss c. E. Hoadley of Brooklyn, N. Y, is the guest of Mrs. D. c. Stone at the parsonage Miss ,HoadIey leaves
 Tuesday for Northheld, where she will at tend the conference as a delegate. Mr and Mrs Charles P. Williams of [ Stonington announce the marriage of their daughter Mrs. Georgia Williams
 Schermerhorn of Tuxedo Park, N. Y, and
 George Adams Ellis, of Columbia Uni versity club, New York city. They were
 married by Rev D. c. Stone Saturday | here They are motoring throughNew England and upon their return will reside in New York.
 Republican caucus and democrat eau
 GUS were held here Friday evening The , republicans made the following nomina-
 tions: Warden. F. J. Simmonson; bur. gesses, W. F. Wilcox, Louise Trumbull
 Anna Dodge. J. E. Fairbrother Chas
 Cushman, J. s. Anderson, Jr.; clerk an6 k-o, D mt B. Hinckley; collector, R. L. Burtch
 bailiff. F. o. Brandy; street commission
 CTS, W. o. Ryan, Thos O'Connell, !. " Durham; trustees Waldron fund, E. B Hinckley. B. J. Gardiner, H. A. Pendle ? ton; borough committee, T. c. O'Connell : Miss L. Trumbull and R. L. Burtch The democratic ticket follows: War den, c. B. Crandall; burgess. W. P
 Bindloss. Henry Muller, Frank Mat ] thews, W. F. Wilcox, c. B. McCoart, T W. GaritY; clerk and treasurer, C. E : States assessor, E. B. Hinckley collec tor. R. L. Burtch; bailiff. c. J. Ledwith s street commissioner. T. w Garity, T. ( !, O'Connell J. W. Durham trustees c V Waldron fund, E. B. Hincley, B. J. Gar
 diner, H. A. Pendleton; borough commit s tee, c. J. Ledwith, c. B. McCourt. Tn h election will be held the last day of Jul v and the polls will be open from to l s m., (Standard time. William c. Rot e inson and James H. Weeks, registrars ( e voters of the first district will be i V charge of the polls,
 ' Mrs. E. L. Hoadey and Mrs Elizabet h Hoadley of Brooklyn, N. Y, are at tn
 Harbor View house here
 j. Rev. D. c. Stone is in Bethlehem, Conn l. for a few days.
 Sheffield Ingalls,, son of the late D.
 Senator John J. Ingalls,, of Kansa .s spent the week end here