Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-12
BRIEF STATE NEWS

MadisSn-The basket shop has closed for the winter, and Miss Littlejohn has returned to New Haven.
 psrhy-The closing of the charter of Derby aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles will take place Thursday night.
 New 5ritain-Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Beh celebrated their golden wedding TSunday at their home on Liberty street.
 ton Volunteer Fire company was hung in the rear of the company's house on Thursday.
 PortIand-On Friday evening. Oct. 22nd.. the members of Portland lodge, anniversary.
 Waterbury-The one hundredth an niversary of the First Methodist Hpls- copal church should be noted, Degln- ming Sunday, Oct. IT.
 Ivoryton-Julian Potwin. of. Walnut street who has been experimenting season, thinks 1t will be. valuable adjunct for the truck gardener. panbury-Rishop Luther D. Wilson will attend the Methodist Episcopal church, Sunday, Oct. r. when the 126th anniversary of the foundation of the church is to be celebrated Rristol-On account of the amount of business which is being offered 1t, its large plant located in East Bristol, has begun to organize a night shift. New Britain-AIiss Margaret Holtz- ', nR pT1faiFs has NnfnFad the Drexel institute at Philadelphia to study missionary work Next year she will go to India for active work. Windsor Locks-Counsel fees to the lawyers who represented the receiver | in the Windsor Locks Savings bank amount to $10.000 as allowed by Judge 1 Futile in the superior court last week; but on the other hand S60, 900 has been recovered to the receivership through 1 litigation.
 RockvilIe-Letter Carrier Fred O. | Alden has returned tfrom his three I weeks trip to California and the Pan 1 he called on Howard K. James, Carl 1 Doane and c. Holmes. former residents of this city.
 Saybrook-A4 D. W. Chalker of Es- | sex and Harry B. Barnes of the Ma | tional bank, represented the Chalker Beach cottagers in their petition be- | fore the Saybrook town meeting for @ road running east and west at the rear of the Chalker Beach cottages. Derby-A claim for s5.ooo damages was filed with the attorney general Friday by Attorney Joseph Koletsky ] acting for Thomas NJ. Wilson. who the Derby turnpike. September 6. He was thrown into the road and his right leg was fractured in two places. Hartford-Charles Donly Pye, ss l years old. formerly of Hartford and
 one of the most valued field men of the l Travellers Insurance company, with which company he was connected dur
 ing his entire business career, died Saturday at the Albany hospital, AL
 bany, N. Y, after an operation for ap- pendicitis.
 Ansenia-E. D. Robins, of the An
 sonia National bank, left New Haven 1 Saturday for Texas in response to a telegram announcing the serious illness ot his brother, John L. Robins The latter formerly resided in this state and for some time was engaged in | the QIiarrying business in Guilford. Of
 late years he has run ranch in Llano, Texas.
 | Torrington-Major Sanford H. wad- hams, foSmer Torrington boy, of the medical corps of the army, who holds l the title of Inspector instructor of mill itia, has been ordered to make not between Oct. 1 and Dec 31, to the sanitary organizations of the organ ized militia located in Hartford, New
 Haven and Waterbury.
 Mi6dietoWn-Dr Thomas P. Walsh has been reappointed health officer of the city of Middletown by Mayor ! Frank A. Coles. The appointment is for four years. Dr. Walsh is just finish I ing his twelfth year in the office, hav- ing first been appointed in 1903 by the
 late Lyman D. Mills. He is a demo- crat and brother of Postmaster M Harry Walsh.
 Mi9dlefeld-The marriage of Sem
 ator Henry H. Lyman, of MiddIefleld
 to Miss Margaret Seaman. of Milwau-
 kee. Wis, took place Saturday after
 noon at o'clock in that place. Will
 liam M. Maltbie of Granby, execu-
 tive secretary to Governor Marcus H.
 Holcomb, was the best man, while
 Paul Mathewson, of Durham, was one of the ushers.
 MiddietoWn-Laura M Latham,
 daughter of Edward Latham. who was
 bound over to the court last summer,
 charged with a serious assault on his
 daughter, was sent to the Connecticut
 Industrial School for Girls Saturday in
 the city court by Judge Wesley U
 Pearne. The girl is 13 years of age
 and is small for her age. The charge
 against her was incorrigibility. | New HaVen-An award of $6.75 a
 week for 312 weeks was made last
 week by Compensation Commissioner
 George B. Beers to Mrs. Ida Terri ot
 S7 Colony street Wallingford. whose
 husband Vir1cenzo Terri, was killed
 while working for the Charles w
 Murdock Construction company, or
 August S1. last The compensation
 will cover period of six years. Mrs
 Terri has two minor children.
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