Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-22
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Spring Activity About the Shipyard- Silver Links Have Birthday Party Fishing Notes.

l Fred Madden, arrested in Groton on l Saturday night. was presented at | court Monday morning and was fined | S6 and costs, which amounted to $11.20, | by Prosecuting Attorney Warren B. | Burrows of the Groton town court. | Madden was unable to pay the fine and was given until the afternoon to raise l the amount He was accompanied to I this place by Constable Black and ar engagements were made for his release. At the Shipyard. Steam lighter Briaseus was lowed l to New London Monday by T. A. Scott l a schooner deck load of southern yell low pine to be used on the dry dock
 There is about s0,o00 feet in the con- signment-
 Tug Jarnich was lowed into the I1ar- bor Monday from New York. where she has been at the Sullivan Bros yards for the installation of boilers and machinery. The hull of the ves- seI was launched at the R. Palmer & Son yards here some five weeks ago, and was taken to New York. The tug has returned here to have the house work and pilot house put on. She is owned by the Jay Street Terminal company of Brooklyn.
 Work on the dry dock which is in course of construction is being rush ed, that an early launching may De eff fected, which will probably take place about the first of May.
 The steamer being built for the city of New York will be ready to take the water some time this week. This ves- sel, which is on the same plan of'the President. is to be used to convey pris- oners from New York to B1ackwelrs Island
 Silver Links Birthday Party.
 The Silver Link society held birthday party and social in the par lors of the Methodist church, of which the society is an auxiliary. Monday evening. The members of the church and their friends were invited to at tend, the price of admission being one cent for each birthday passed. The evening was made pleasant with a very fine musical programme, at the conclusion of which a social time with games was enjoyed, the committee lat CT serving ice cream and cake. News of the Fleet.
 Fishing schooner Conquest, Captain Antone Anderson, arrived in port on Monday from the fishing grounds with cod in her well, which will be taken to Fulton Market, New York, as soop as tl.e boom can be repaired
 Schooner Phebe, Captain Walter fishing grounds off Nantucket shoals.
 The Ada Belle. arrived in port Sun day with 300 live cod, which was ship ped to New York markets Monday Captain Henry Chrdstopherson reports the fish running in good size and larg- CT schools than in the past two months.
 News Notes.
 Miss Ruth Keigwin of New Haven is the guest of her father, Captain Giles Latham.
 Mrs. Benjamin Latham left Monday for a brief visit with friends in Meri- den-
 Arthur Cox of the state hospital force at Brewster's Neck is visiting his mother. on Pearl street.
 B. D. Wilson of Lynchburg, son of ex-Governor Wilson of West Virginia, has returned to his home in the south, after a. brief visit to relatives here.
 Dr. E. P. Fitch is entertaining M. T. Miner of Waterford.
 Mrs. Howard F'it& is visiting rela- tives in New York.
 Henry, w. Ranger of New York has arrived in town to superintend the renovation of his summer home on Water street.
 Charles l. Libby has returned to Tottenville, S.. l., altar abrief visit to his 1aothex Zxh0 is iU