Putnam patriot., 1916-06-30
Connecticut State Briefs

Manchester sent 106 members of Company G to camp at Mantle.
 The milk station at the Burritt School, New Britain has opened for the season.
 The first factory emergency hospital in Meriden has been established by the New England Westinghouse Company.
 Bristol will send a fair sized dele gation to the Plattshurgh Military Training Camp th.s year.
 The Hartford Rifle Club, of which Wilfred E. Mlbarn is president, now has sixty members.
 mysterious epidemic similar 10 glanders in animals is blamed for h deaths at Bridgeport.
 Samuel Flight. one of the leading farmers of Hamden. transports his help from Highwood 10 their homes in his auto business car
 There is a movement to have retail milk dealers in Fairfield county buy from Connecticut dairymen exclusive ly.
 The dedication service for the new Austin organ which was built in the Congregational church al Brookfieid during May. was held
 Three Is H. P. engines, for farm work. blowing, etc. were received at Milford by the Everett B. Clark Gem pany.
 The date fixed for the registration of new voters to entitle them to go to the polls next November is October 16.
 A new free bed has been estab- ished at the Middlesex Hospital. Mid dletown. as result of bequest from Cornelia Chapman late of Westhrook-
 Farmers at Madison are wondering if they ever will get their having done Quite a bit is already cut. and will spoil unless the sun shines soon.
 In a short time the old Rockville Opera House on Brooklyn street is to he converted into a modern bowling and pool parlor.
 The salary of Postmaster Thomas J. Quish of the South Manchester post office has been advanced $100 per year, making his yearly salary S2,700.
 Harvard and Yale completed the evacuation of Red Top and Gales Fer ry. thus putting the final touch to the rowing season of 1916. Many Of the Ellis went at once to Mantle camp.
 Troop A of New Haven had the misfortune, while passing through Branford on their way to Mantle, to have a horse die on the road. Anoth- CT one was soon secured.
 On the Stafford Springs course the Thompsenville Country Club golf team was defeated by the Stafford Country Club gutta-percha whackers, Is to Il.
 Yale's total graduates from 170l to 1915 number 30.164, according to the Quinquennial Catalogue of Officers and Graduates of Yale University just is- sued.
 Following out an apparent policy of retrenchment. the Remington Arms and Ammunition company, Bridge port. is reported to have dispensed with its fire department
 It is estimated that 90 per cent. of the members of the Bridgeport Coast Artillery corps work in Bridgeport fac tories and that 50 per cent. of them work in the intuition shops.
 Because he did not want to leave his sweetheart Diuno Kionrski, re- cruit who was to go to Mantle to join one of the New Haven companies, killed himself by shooting.
 The memorial services of Company K. Veteran Corps, First Infantry, C. N. C.. were held in the company rooms in the State Armory, Hartford, and were attended by fifty veterans.
 Mrs. Henry c. Robinson, wife of the late Henry c. Robinson. mayor or Hartford in 1S72-74. died al her home in Hartford after an illness of several years. aged s2 years.
 The four Yale batteries have not gone into camp al East Haven and Will probably not do SO until they have enlisted their full complement of 133 men each.
 There was a hearty response 10 the request for the Branford people 10 exhibit their flags indefinitely and many of the business men purchased new ones and have put tl.em up Tor good
 The new recruiting offices of the