Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-29
Brief State News

r, Terryviile.-Mr: and Mrs: George @:
 Bates 0f Main street have been ceie-
 bfsting their 10th wedding anniver-
 ssSB:
 ,o Nauyatuck.-Fhe celebration of the | 9Sth anniversary of Court Unity; F:
 Sf. Al will be held this (Wednesday) | aftefnbon.
 Brstol.-The Bristol Brass company l Is having plans prepared fhr an S0X 1g9 addition to it's rolling mill at East
 Bristol It will be of brick with steel
 glrdered roof:
 Waterbury.-Commencing Monday morning the policemen donned their 1 sulamer attire, including blouses, white
 helfi4ets and gloves. The night squad will be similarly dressed with the ex- | eept1en of the gloves.
 Meriden.-The Connecticut company
 expects to have all the new improve fnents at Hanover park completed in time fer the opening en Memorial day The new band stand and new merry
 gu round are still in course of con- struetien
 Milford-A New Haven land conn
 pany has about finished the negetia- tiens for the purchase of Merningside at Pond Point, and expect to take pos session early In July It Is fumered that a part of the estate will be devel- oped into building lets,
 Redding.-A new telephone exchange is to be opened up on Bedding Ridge,
 between July 1 and July 15. The ex- change will be separate from the Dan bury office of the telephone company, and toll rates will be charged between
 Banbury and the Ridge.
 stamford.-Nlne proposals have been | received by the committee which ad-
 vertised for property for central fire station site, since @ mass meeting in the Casino protested against the pur-
 chase of property at what was een- sidered an exerbitant price. Hartford.--FTederie Courtlandt Pen-
 field, formerly of Hartford, who has just returned from the Soudan, seeur- ed at Christy's, in London, two more
 masterpieces. They are The Dance of the Nymphs, by CaToC. and At the Forests Edge, by DaUbigny. New HaVen.-Ers Augusta Lewis | Troup has presented the high school a silver cup to be contested for by de- batting teams between the Bridgeport New Haven and Meriden high schools, The gift was acknowledged and thanks
 given for 1t the other night by the board of education.
 East Hartford--It has been discov4 cred by members of the town school committee that the doors in the four class rooms in the principals office, in
 the building, open inward instead of outward. As this is a direct violation
 of the state law steps will be taken at
 once to remedy the evil
 Branford-Reward of $100 has been
 offered for information that will lead
 to the finding of Joseph J. Gainty, @
 missing insurance collector of Bran ford. For several days before his dis appearance he had complained of se
 were pains in his head. He is believed to be mentally deranged.
 Shelton.-Alfred Shaw is an expert
 in the use of the incubator From 322 eggs MT. Shaw was able to return to W. L. Brown of Coram 31e chicks, and from 2,125 eggs he has placed in his incUbators during the present season he has had 2,G00 checks. Several of these hatches were 100 per cent. Meriden.-Senator w F. Parker has
 refused to accept compensation for his services as mayor pro tenn. of the city of Meriden. He has sent to Mayor Donovan the checks for salary which | he received while acting as mayor dur l ing the pendency in court of Mayor l Donovan's case to determine the may ors right to the office.