Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-17
Brief State News

Meriden.-The annual roll call ot l Merriam post, No. 8, G. A. R., was held 1 Tuesday night at Grand Army hall. 1 Thorn astonlThis year marks the i one hundredth anniversary of the | Seth Thomas Clock Go. 1S13-1913
 Branford.-A complete set of steel | racks and drawers has been installed l in the towns vault for probate docu- | ments.
 I Fairfie!d.-Captain James Brown has i been making a number of good hauls of Aatfish which have been running
 very well in this vicinity. { Torrinston-A party of fourteen
 4S0 flat fish in the Gold Diggings''
 off Bridgeport breakwater. 1 East Berin.-The new quarry at ] Beckley's has a large contract on hand ] for crushed stone. and will start the l crushing plant in few days 1 East Haddam-svlliam I. Ge1ston sold to L. Tuck. of Hartford, and delivered at the Ferry Saturday pair of oxes that weighed 4,130 pounds.
 Hartford President William Doug las Mackenzie of the Hartford The ological seminary has announced that the commencement exercises will be tle1d -he-A z5
 Haddam.-The date of "Wednesday, June Il, has been tentatively Selected for the formal dedication and opening of the steel highway bridge crossing
 the Connecticut river at East Haddam.
 Iineford-William H. Newton, for thirty years cashier of the First National bank, has rendered his res ignation to the bank directors and means to retire to his native state, Yer mont.
 number of years connected with St. Johns Industrial school in this place, has been assigned as assistant at St Patrick's Catholic church in Water bury.
 Hartford.-Dr James McManus of Pratt street and his son. Dr Charles McManus. are in Philadelphia, attend phia Dental college. from which both were graduated.
 canaanEAccording to the state ment by Richard Leff1ngwell of Canaan rich deposit of agate has been dis covered in Harwinton and a part nership of Canaan men formed to mine and sell the mineral
 Forestville-The engagement of Miss Sally ConVers. of Hamilton. Ber- muda, and Assessor Sidney M. Bar hard of this city is announced. Mir Barnard returned from a vacation of three weeks spent in Bermuda.
 Wallingford.-John F. Brennan of the borough received telegram Sat urday afternoon from Congressman T. l.. Reilly to the effect he stood second in the examinations for cadetship at West Point, the first in crder being B. Louis Ford of Milford.
 New Ertain.-Senatof c. P. Mclean has notified ex-City Clerk L. D. Pen field that he has introduced bill pro- viding for en appropriation of $2,000 for the F'orlorn Hope medals for the G. A. R. veterans who were in the storm ing party at Fort Hudson.
 Middetewn-At Berkeley Divinity school the first two of the alumni lec- lures on Pastoral Theology are being given in the library on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week by the Rev. Dr Edward H. Coley. rector of Cal Wary church. Utica, N. Y.
 CoiInsvIie.-Fhis town boasts the most honest ieeman in the state if not in New England. He is Fred J. Kon- old, who has announced reduction in the price of the commodity of cents a hundred pounds, which means that Collinsville families will get their ice this sumner for 35 cents a hundred weight. Last summer they had to pay 40 cents.
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