Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-07

Winsted-The Winsted police made 13 arrests during June.
 New Haven.-Prof. and Mrs. Carle- ton M. Lewis of New Haven have taken a cottage at Nantucket for the sumner
 Waterbury, The new directory is out. Its Outccming brings to light the fact that the city is still under the 90,OGO mark in population.
 cuilford.-An out of door meeting in the interest of equal suffrag will be held this evening on the lawn of the home of MT. and Mrs Frederick C. Spencer.
 . Waterhury.-James W. Fitzpatrick big chief of the White Rats Actors union, has returned from a trip through the middle west in the interests of the White Rats. He is at his home on Wall street.
 New Britain.-The Carpenters union has voted to pay the dues of any members who join the militia and also to assist in caring for the families of soldiers. The Degree of Pocahontas has taken similar action.
 Woodnont.-s. 2. PoH and his son Edward went blackfshing in their mo. tor boat the other day. NOtwithstand- ing the fact that they were caught in a thunder shower, their catch amounted to 47, among them some two and a half pounds.
 New Britain.-st. Mary's athletic field, under the direction of Rev. John T. Winters, pastor of St. Mary's Cath olic church. was opened to the public Tuesday morning with a grand parade, band and drum corps concerts, aII-day outing, athletic sports and games. 
 Torrington-Lieut. M. w. Haag of this place, a member of the Meriden militia company, who is engaged in drilling rockies at Mantle, has been asked by the Hartford Red Cross so- ciety to send in the names of rockies In need of outfits of underwear, socks, etc.
 Thomaston.-The judges in charge of the prize singing at the state saen- gerfest in New Britain awarded the first prize in the third class to Stan- ford. The TnOmaston Liederkranz, who won silver loving cup for second prize in this class, were one point be- hind the winners.
 Meriden.-TEe civic committee of the chamber of commerce has had a map made Of the mosquito breeding places in the vicinity of the city It was taken from the sketch recently made by the expert who conducted the inVestgatiOn here. Arrangements are now being made for a mosquito war.
 WethersfieId-WalIa Nutting. the artist has purchased the historic Webb house in WethersfieId and is to open it to the public this week. The house is to be furnished with furniture of the period of it's erection, as are a number of other houses which MT. Nutting has purchased as backgrounds for his quaint pictures. MT. Nutting's studio was at one time located in Southbury. Bridgeport. - Although Bridgeport people voted over. a year ago that the city should build and maintain an ice piant and approved bonds in the sum of s200 000sf for such an enterprise, there Is prospect that another year will roll around before the municipal ice plant conlnd dssion decides to go ahead and carry out the mandate of the voters High prices. is the excuse given for. the pTocrastina4ton. :. HartfoTd.--TEarry~ S Bond; managing 6frsctor and part owner of the Hotel Bend, thS Hotel Bond annex and Bond s restaurant, ia Hartford, and his son, RgyTn6nG Fond. 13 years old, were in- iured, although not seriously, Tues day afteTHoon when a Limousine in which they weTes r4aing with relatives was stTutks in a lBision tnear. Palmer Mass. y The Bond car was struck and eNdIy smashed by al Buick car driven by HEs. $. r. German 5of sBoston. Mrs. EorTnan1+Vass a1so9 sltghtly s5nJured. 2