Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-14
SION1NGTON

A special town meeting was held in Borough hall Monday evening for the purpose of planning for the raising Of the amount that the town of Stonington Is to pay for the Mystic bridge, S53,- 240.3S being the amount due. No def mite action was taken and it was left in the hands of the selectmsn to inyes- ugate. Henry StahIe was chairman.
 Frank Perkins, on Monday got into difficulty when his Dodge car ran into a fence which is on the Vargas proper ty at the junction of the Mystic and Flanders road, which lies about a mile however. MT. Perkins had one of his children with him. His steering wheel refused to work properly, it is said.
 Burning of the marsh land bordering on the property of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad in the borough Monday afternoon caused quite a little excitement. The smoke could be seen at Lords Point, and there was quite little curiosity aroused by people travelling through the town, as to where the fire was. The tall marsh grass near Miller's foundry was burn ed over to prevent it catching fire and damaging property in that section.
 Fsday (Tuasday) Miss stratton. home demonstration agent, will be at the Community House at WeQuetequock all day and she will give demonstrations ln tinting and dyeing.
 Sunday Vincent Squadrito moved his fixtures from the Rose building to the DeRasi building on Water street.
 Wednesday afternoon there will be a meeting of the Woman's board of the Second Congregational church, Owing to the Second Congregational church undergoing interior repairs, it was Vot- ed to hold the services in the chapel this winter
 The World Wide Guild of the Firs Baptist church will hold two sessions this week. Monday evening they met al the home of Mrs. E. A. Potter on Water street. On Thursday evening they vii meet with Miss Muriel Latham. Wori is being done for the hospital at Nor wich. This (Tuesday) evening tn, Semper class will meet with Mrs B. A Potter. This CTuesday) evening thu Ladies Aid Society will meet wiz Mrs John TiIlinghast and on Friday at tn, home of Mrs. George D. Bradley o, 1 Elm street,
 MT. and Mrs. N. P. Moves entertained on Sunday Senator and Mrs. Jame Graham of Lisbon.
 Chief Edward P. Teed, who celebrated his 74th anniversary Saturday, received from the borough fire department, purse and the Niagara Engine Co., O New London, presented him a large ant ! handsome basket of fruit. This wa sent by special messenger.
 Mr. and Mrs. Merton Clark Of Spen | cer, Mass, motoTed here Saturday an | were guests of Mrs. Clark's parents MT. and Mrs. William H. Hobart of Eln street. and MT. Clark's parents, MT. an
 Mrs. Edwin Clark, of Water street.
 On Monday evening the three patrol of the Stonington Girl Scouts in charg of their scoutmistress, Mrs Carringto of the point, met at the home of MI
 and Mrs. Joseph F. Joseph on Wate
 street James Stivers, scoutmastel l drilled them.
 Paul Jacobson of Providence is tn , guest of MT. and Mrs. J. F. Joseph a their home on Water street.
 The Trumbull chapter, Wonan's Re
 lief Corps, will meet Wednesday, after
 noon at Brayton's hall and the depart
 meRt inspector, Mrs. lola B. Bjurstror
 of Norwich, will be present and tnspec
 the work.