Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-12

ish them resolutions have been adopt ed asking working people to refrain from doing business with those banks and to make deposits in out Of-town ones.
 Thonnaston. - The Thomaston post office has became a secOnd~ class of fee.
 MiddIetown - The grocers and butchers of the city have decided to close their stores one afternoon a nesday-during the balance of this month and August.
 sheIton-Next Sunday will also be the Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel and the members of the Scapular so- Ciety will receive hold communion in a body at St. Josephs church in honor of the feast.
 CIinton-Edgar H. Watrous, 83, a deputy sheriff of NIiddlesex county and proprietor of the Clinton hO@se died Monday after a weeks illness of gastrritis. He was widely known to travelling men.
 ColIinsviiIe-Dr. Flint has a tract of two acres from which he secured re- gently 168 large heaps of the best timothy hay He has also secured ten big loads of alfalfa from the tract of land in question.
 New Haven-A representative of the SaVin Rock Business Mems AssOcia- tion calls attention to the fact that business has been very good at the shore this season considering unfav- orabIe weather conditions.
 Derby-The annual outing and troll ley ride of Court Granada, Daughters of Castle, took place Tuesday evening. Special troleys took the Daughters to Savin Rock, for a shore dinner and a few hours of sightseeing.
 Waterbury-The records at the Town Clerks office show that there were 145 marriages performed in
 Waterbury during June, which was just 40 more than were performed in this city during June of 1915.
 Durham-Rev. Louis Ruge unearthed a bayonet, while digging in his gar den last week, which is supposed to be of revolutionary origin. It was found under a large flat stone, having the appearance of being buried there for many years.
 CoIIinsVilIe-Two well known men of ColIinsviIIe mOtored to West Hill Lake Sunday and tried their luck fish ing for bass. They used all of the kinds of bait with which they are familiar but got nothing. They are satisfied that bass observe Sunday. PlainViiIe-The rowing character of intermittent labor is well shown by the record at the transfer freight sta ton. While fifty or so men are reg ularly employed more than six hun dred have been on the payrolls during past six months. Many of them de- part as soon as pay day comes around Danbury-Dec1aring that they have | reason to think the liquor laws are being violated the county cOmmis- | sioners have sent a letter to all deal CTS in this county notifying them the l laws must be observed. Particular at | tention is called to the violations by 1 selling to minors, allowing women tC loiter about and dealers failing to ar l range screens so as to give a good
 view of the bar from the street. BristoI-Word was received here or | Thursday that the majority of the members of Company D at Nogales
 Ariz., were broke, not having money 1 enough to purchase little luxuries
 such as tobacco, etc. At. the meeting 1 of Bristol lodge, B. P. o. B. Flks l Thursday evening it was voted to ap- 1 pT'opriate $1O0 to the company fol l spending money. The amount was inn nediately telepgraphed to Captain Frank IS. Merrill by Secretary George L. Roberts,