Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-01
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Torrington-Andrew Jackson Win
 ters of Main street, a veteran of the Civil war, Saturday celebrated his sgd
 birthday.
 RooEviIle.-A. N. Belding, G. 3. Hammond and c. H. Ierrick returned Sunday from fishing trip st Tim
 Pond, Me.
 Hartford.-NTr and Mrs. Richard B.
 Buckley of Hartford have taken a cot
 tage at Fishers Island for the month
 of August.
 New Britain.-aTr. and Mrs. Guy
 Hutchinson of New Britain are mem
 bers of the summer colony at Fishers
 Island ". Y.
 South Manchester.-The public bath houses on Pleasant street owned by Cheney Brothers are in great demand
 during the present hot spell.
 Beacon FaIIs.-supt and Mrs. John
 T. Crowley of the Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe company left Monday for a months vacation at Atlantic City. RockvilIe.-AIiss Grace Harwood of
 the Rockville High school faculty is
 spending a part Of her vacation in the
 White mountains, at Bethlehem, N. H. Danbury.-Healtfl Officer George E. Lennner of DanbUry has issued an or der for Q strict quarantine against all | children from New Haven under 15 | years of age,
 1 Woodbury-Warren g. Atwood was l called as game warden to shoot a doe 1 last week near EdsOn Warmers place. l Dogs had given chase to the animal 1 and in jumping fence she had broken 1 one leg.
 | Old Saybrook-Rev William F. l White, pastor of the First Congrega- i ttonal church, leaves this week for his i annual vacation. He will be absent the | four Sundays in August. The services 1 of the chruch will be held as usual. l New Britai7.-The home of William i J. Farley on Allen street was entered 1 Sunday morning while the fauily was l at church JeWelry valued at about i $500 was taken. MT. Farley is the 1 manager of the Russell butter store 1 GIastonbury.-A large magnolia on 1 Mrs. Harriet Turner's lawn is in bI0s- | som for the second time this summer. i It blOSSOmed at the usual time before 1 the leaves came out in the spring. and l now by some freak it is blooming l again.
 West Haven.-1Irs. Charles F. Mes singer entertained Monday for Mrs l Clarence F. R. Jenne, state president of the United States Daughters of 1912, who is the house guest. for a short time of Mrs. David T. Welch of West Haven.
 Norfolk.-Thus far the number of entries for the Connecticut state cham piOnship and Bridgman cup t0urna- nnent to be held on the courts of the Norfolk Country club beginning today lIuesday) is small as compared with former years.
 Sin7sbury.-About 2,00O tons of ccaI under the coal trestle Cf the Ensign BiclEfOrd company in Simsbury were discovered to be Overhcated Sunday and men were set at work to shovel 1 the coal over in order to prevent l spontaneous combustion.
 WethersfieId. WethersfeId. Ili.,wbich l was named after WethersfeId Conn. 1 would be very much interested in newspaper clippings or papers of any 1 kind relating to it's settlement in 1886. 1 Communications arc to be sent to Frank H. Cray, NewaEee, III. New Haven.-Mosquitoe have storm | ed the Marlin Arms company shop in l New Haven repeatedly the last few 1 nights and so fierce was the onslaught which they directed against the men that several of the toolmakers were forced to lay off for part of the night and go home.
 New Haven.--A daughter was born recently to MT. and Mrs. James Cox Brady at their summer home at Gladstone, N. J. This is the second daughter born to them. AIr Brady is a graduate of Yale and has friends fr New Haven. Mrs Brady was Lady
 Victoria May Percy, daughter of tho
 Earl and Countess of Limerick