Norwich bulletin., 1916-11-30
BRIEF STATE NEWS

WalIingford. = The committee in charge Of Dollar day has decided to hold it Dec. g.
 win of Mary J.. Poster to the First E..rti'-- ol:uroh of this city.
 RoekyilIe.-The Liedertafel Singing society is to celebrate it's 4Cth anni- versary this CWedresday> evening.
 WethersfieId.-Mr. and Mrs. Iohr Ellsworth of Wethersfield have gone to California to remain until spring.
 Manehester.-The plant Of the Glas- tonbury Knitting company of Man chester Green is being operated over time. sa
 F. Clark of North Haven celebrated their golden wedding anniversary We'd nesday.
 Waterbury.-Next Saturday Bishop Milan will confirm class of about 200 at the Church of the Immaculate Con- ception.
 Essex-Comst stock, Cheney & Co.,. re-. ceived quite a large shipment of elc- pi'ant tusks for their ivory fact Dry on Monday.
 Moodus-Within seven hours time John Cashion and William Robinson secured ten rabbits with the formers dogs at Millington the other day.
 Ssybrook.-Adolph Koenig has .,oio the Richard Ingham farm in Oyster River: section to .Mr. and Mrs. August Fleming af Wood Haven. New York.
 Madison.-Henry Palmalee, S4. one of the oldest men of the town was buried in Guilford, Tuesday. Mir. Parmalee was an old fashioned Jacksonian demo- crat.
 Winsted.-Miss Mary Eldridge of Norfolk as is her custom, will provide Thanksgiving dinner for the patients and staff ot the sLitchfield County r.s- pttal.
 Bristol.-Charles L. wooding. public librarian, gave an illustrated lecture at Library hall Tucsda! evening on Things Worth Seeing in Our Own Country.
 Windsor.-The engagement of Ed ward H. Butcher, principal of East Orange, N. J., public school. to .:4e of the teachers Miss Edna J. Cobb of Windsor, has been announced Middfetown.-At Berkeley Divinity school Tuesday evening Rev FEeder-
 ick D. Lobdell, 's5, dean of Morgan ton, in the district If Asheville, N. C., addressed the Missionary society Waterbury.-Constru of the bachelor apartment house at the cor ner of East Main street and darpers Ferry road is progressing rapidly and it is expected the building will be ready for occupancy early in the year. MiddIebury.-Surror by their nine childrsn and cieven grandchil . dren, MT. and Mrs Edward Fortin versary at their home i'll Middlebury on Saturday, the celebration extending over Sunday.
 RockviIle.-Mrs. John T. Henderson of Hartford and her sister, Miss Gladys Keeney of Rockville, have returned, after spending a few days at Pelham Manor, N. Y, as guest of Mrs H. w. Nickols. formerly Miss Florence Beld- ing of Rockville.
 WethersfeId-Rev.O o. T. Masnell of Wethersheld, chaplain of the state prison, will be the speaker at the meeting of the Prisoners Aid chapter of Kings Daughters of Hartford Sat urday afternoon at 3 o'clock a. Centef church house.
 Hartford-The wedding of Miss Ruby T. Futile. daughter of Judge and Mrs. J. P. Futile, of Highland street. and Edward N. Allen. son of MT. and Mrs. Normand F. Allen, of Farnington avenue, will take place Wednesday evening, Dec 13, at o'clock.
 New Britain.-One thousand Russian rubles pointed the way to seven months in jail for Joseph Kozey in the city court Tuesday. He denied all knowledge of the money which was the property of Stanislaw Cistak, but the evidence was too conclusive and