Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-28
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Hamden.-Peas were shipped Tues day by express and it is reported that 1 they brought $2-75 to s a bushel in l the Boston market.
 1 BristoI.-About 200 school children | over 14 years of age have applied for
 certffcat~< that they may be permit | ted to work this summer. Torrington.-The final returns from | the Red Cross campaign in Pennington shows subscriptions totallfng $21,- 450.35. The towns allotment was $10,- l 900.
 WalTingford.-Eighteen dollars was served by the Girls Friendly society last week. The proceeds will be given to the Red Cross.
 Winsted.-J. c. BurweI1, who was
 bitten in the arm by dog owned by
 ReF. Karl Reiland, rector Of St.
 Georges church. New York, is able to
 return to business.
 New Haven.-The New Haven coun-
 ty bar has appointed committee of
 five to care for the business of At-
 torneys of the county who are called
 into federal service.
 Meriden-The International Casket Hardware company of Meriden has filed a petition in bankrupty with Ref l.. the president of the concern.
 Portiand.-A list of those who did not register on registration day has been given Officer Foley by the regis tration board and he is at present en- gagged in looking them up.
 Hartford.-A new local busheImen's union, affiliated with the Journeymen Tailors of America, was organized re- gently by Frank Deluca, general or ganizer. About thirty members were present.
 Deep River.-George B. Chandler of Rocky Hill, will be the speaker here July 4th, at the f1ag-raising. The Bus mess Mems Association has selected Judge Frederick L'Hommedieu to raise the flag.
 New Haven.-Judge C1eaveland is named as executor by the will of Mrs. M Lamb, which was admitted fo pro bate yesterday. The will shows an estate of s50,000.
 Norfoik.-The Norfolk cornnsttee. by the Winsted Red Cross society, for soliciting funds for the | society, last week, carried | off the honors for this district by the l raising of $6,278.30.
 South Norwalk.-iDanie1 L. Lovelace, | who resigned as secretary of the Dan 1 bury Chamber of Commerce. to be- field County Farm Bureau has moved | his family to South Norwalk.
 Hartford. - Arrangements will ae made to place July 1, the 149 small i pigs bought by the Hartford County | League some time ago. The pigs have | safely passed through inoculation | which rends them immune from | cholera. All will be placed in Hart | ford county.
 New Haven-In one weeks time with | he cooperation of teachers and pu- 2Ils, Joseph A. Fitzgerald, principal of he Abraham Lincolm Lincoln school l 1as sold enough buttons, contain ng the slogan, "Our School Bought ! Bond" to purchase a S100 Liberty Bond for the school.
 Southinqton.-A novel flower gar len is that on Bristol street where he woman of the house has planted | '&eets & surrounding the beds of gera- caves make very attra ctive border O the bed and will also produce a 'ood crop in a few weeks.
 Bridgeport. - Grover CleveIand's widow, Mrs. Frances Cleveland Pres on, now the wife of a Princeton pro- essor, was defendant in a suit tried r the common please court here on Monday afternoon. John W. Beatty f Darien, was the plaintiff He sued O recover s70O for landscape garden ng and interior decorating done on 1rs. Preston's place in Darien and avs that she is responsfbIe for the ebt. although she did not order the york. The court reserved decision in he suit.