Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-05
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Cron1welI-The school board of the town have issued orders that all chill dren attending school shall be vac cinated before Monday, March g.
 Meriden-Charles E. Runge, a large property owner in the Isle of Pines, has received word that his pineapples were prize winners st the Santa F'e fair, Isle of Pines.
 Fair Haven-Rev. J. J. Smith of St. Francis church attended the funeral of Rev. T. J. Dunn at ThompsonviIle Tuesday. Thirty years ago Father Dunn was q curate at St. Francis.
 Rridgeport-vance c. Roberts, for meriy physical director of the Bridge port Y. M. c. A., and a native of this city, has been elected secretary of the Poughheepsie. N. Y, chamber of com merce.
 Waterbury.-Waterbu lodge of~Elks No. 265 has voted to hold reception shortly in honor of the grand exalted ruler, Edward Leach, of New York, who will. 1t is expected, eventually be- come a resident of this city.
 Hartford.-Former Mayor and Mrs. Edward W. Hooker with their son ana Mrs. RosaIie Hooker Yelling, who have been in Florida since the latter part of January. are expected to arrive home the latter part of this week.
 MiddIetown-At the institute in con nection with New Canaan, Darien and RippoWan granges. to be held at New Canaan, this (Thursday) afternoon. H. o. Daniels of this city will deliver an address on Farm Management
 Waterbury.-Thomas Duggan sstop- ped pair of runaway horses Sunday afternoon at the corner of East Main street and Phoenix avenue when he held his umbrella in front of the horses. They snorted, hesitated for a second, and then came to a full stop.
 stratford-Almost on the eve of his resignation from the rectorate of the oldest church of the first Episcopal dio- cese in this state. Rev. Nathaniel Els worth Cornwall. rector of Christ Epis- cOpal church, Stratford died suddenly at his home, the rectory, Monday eve ming.
 Meriden.-Esmonde J. PheIan, a freshman at the Aeriden High school, son of MT. and Mrs. Patrick J. PheIan. of Foster street, has been awarded $2.50 in gold for having written one of the best essays on Irish history in contest conducted by the Hibernina, a Boston paper
 Milford.-In spite of the storm of S gregatiOn at the service in St. Mary's church to hear the sermon of the Rev. William Hughes of Washington, D. C. The Rev. Father Hughes is assistant director of the bureau of Catholic In dia4a missions.
 South Manchester-More than 100 members of Local B, Journeymen Bar bers' International union were present Monday night at the Bond restaurant when the focal celebrated it's 18th an niversary with a banquet. Joseph D. Angelis, president of the union, was the toaStmaSter.
 New HaVen-Judge Marcus H Hol- comb granted a decree of divorce to Cora Frances Huntingdon in her suit against Curtis w. Huntington in the superior court Tuesday. The case was down as a contested ease but Hun tingdon's counsel made no attempt to oppose the divorce.
 Bridgeport-Chief Edward Mooney of the Bridgeport fire department ten dered his resignation at Tuesday nights meeting of the board of fire commissioners and within five min utes tAreafter was reapReinted at an increase of $1.600 in his salary which will heneefofth be $3D66 a year.
 Great Britain last year consumed 100000, 0o0 gallons of gasoline.