Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-29
STONINCTON

Air. and Mrs. William F. Griffen have purchased of Hi1ckley & Ryan, a Earcel 3f land on Elm street, north Of the Viii liam w. LedWard property. They will sreet a bungalow where they will make iheir home. Work will be started at one. The property known as the Eugene At wood lot on Elm street, is soon to be pnt Into building lots. A new road which will 20 from Elm street Co Cutler street. com ing out on the state road Is to be laid o,,t e is understood by the syndicate interested aere.
 Work Of building the cellar at the Schmidt place east of the borough ha,,e been started and soon a handsome new residence will be put up. Oliver, Peudle- Ion is' also excavating for his cellar in this newly opened property. Mir. Simfn- son has plans out for bids on tbe risyv home he intends building soon on tbe state road and the new roadway leading to the WimpheiEner and Killars property.
 Friday evening about 20 members of Ruth chapter, No. A and guests made the trip to the home of Mir and Mrs. S,It cliite or Pawcatuck in Edmund Hyde's auto truck and played whist. Refresh meuts were served during the social hour.
 Three large truck loads of men were transported from New York. going through Stonington about 7.30 o'clock Friday morning The trucks were painted a bright red. They were Italians believed to bs strike-breakers.
 Tuesday afternoon and evening the dis t-ict county Sunday school convention 4iii be held at the Second Congregational ,llurch.
 Rev. Charles F. Eldredge of Mantle will preach at the Road church Sunday at il o'clock.
 The weather of Thursday was far from being warm; ice formed in places here and a light first was noticeable
 May sth Is the time set for the rearing lt the FrFobate court, for admitting the F!u 0i the late Abraham Jenkins which vas fpgnd recently among his papers eovhiE Inc Julk Of his property to south ern relatives.
 tIdsf5 niandfaeturfnaSs plants. bank. post olce. q-niols will begin work an hour en.isof Sunday and Monday. so clocks t1lst be set ahead
 ltel- Frederick Sanford who has been abroad Is expected to return here next wee S Res. 'Hr. Sanford left Stonington tle first of February.
 Mir, and Mrs Frank Skinner of Nor vich Town and Mrs. John Kiiroy of Yan- tlc were guests Of Mir and Mrs. E. A. NcrThU-p.
 iiss Iona Chcsehro who lately return co fra1l Lawrence hospital Is imoroving.  A May breakfast IS planned Monday by the Radio club of the Stonington High sch1ssi .-yvho will hike to Dean's Mills for oreaiaast, returning in time for school. tIhe members of the Stoniggton chorus Rnl solistk, together with pr Jules Jor- 3En hnve been invited to hold a picnic Eanie lime this summer on the lawn, at le 4ous Of Representative and. Mrs W. p, Noyes at Hlrborside
 tAl excellent article written hy-F D Burtcn. apDtsred in the American Drug nst- April Issue on What the Matter With Pharmacy" Mir Burtch is one of ain.agton'a live cuisines smen who takes rTea. interest iu promoting the borough's 'tsi Drojec,s
 fThere were a smaller number of stud sEts rom PawcatuclE at high schoil Fri iaT than has been scent in many months. ygins Co ths trouble which occurred at aie bridge lust ss the trolley was due to eye Tn. strikers gathered and racls Fffs thrown at the three truckloads of gfike breakers and about 70 of the stud ias returned home.