Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-25

must now pay cash for their coal. | They finally decided that after June 1 | the consumers would also have to pay cash.
 Seymour.-The quarterly meeting of the Naugatuck Valley association of Congregational churches took place in Seymour Tuesday.
 ] Waterbury.-4Charles F. Borman, who 1 has been photographer in this city | the new firm of Horton & Jesseu and will retire from business.
 Bridgeport. - Charity organizations ] in Bridgeport have protested against
 the proposed introduction of child la | bor upon farms and the entrance of | women of the home into factory work. | kiIIingworth.-Emm church is planning to observe the tooth anni- versary of the conservation of the
 church building Sunday, June 2. Bish- | op Brewster is expected to be present Rridaeport.-Rev. Patrick McGivney. pastor of St Charles church in Bridge port. celebrated the 25th anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood on
 Sunday Father McGivney is a native of Waterbury.
 Moodus.-Charles Ely Rogers of
 South Manchester, son of MT and Mrs. Charles H. Rogers of this place. has
 enlisted in the U. s. naval reserves
 He expects to be called into service
 in about six weeks.
 MiddIetown.-An added feature of commencement this year will be patriotic meeting at D. m. Saturday, June Is. to be followed at 5.3o p. m. by a dress parade of the Wesleyan university R. O. T. C.
 Bridgeport.-Fo efficiency in use of o,,H for in rr5xr I, stopping or starting bell on a car mo tormen and conductors of the Connec- ticut company are to be given prizes each quarter based upon their records
 Waterbury.-The amount of money received by the city from all sources. including the balance from last year, totalled se5S, ,145.4S up to April 20, and on that date the sum of S966, ,432.14 had been expended, leaving a cash balance of $S, 2S6.66.
 MiddIetown.-Plans have been com pIeted by the Russell Manufacturing company for the erection of another large mill building to it's already nam moth plant at South Farms. The new building will be 114 feet in length by 4s feet in width.
 Ansonia.-Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mo Namara Sunday celebrated the 5Oth anniversary of their marriage and the occasion was also a celebration of the 18th anniversary of the wedding of their daughter and son-in-law, MT. and Mrs. James Demosthenes.
 New Haven-Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo l Derrick celebrated their golden we'd 1 ding Monday evening 1t their home. | 1889 Chapel street MT. Derrick is a | veteran of the Civil war and for the | past 32 years has been superintendent l of the Central building.
 u of Center church, women for the first ! time were admitted to membership in i the corporation. Tt was also voted to | offer the government the use of the 1 church house for the period of the | war. to be employed for federal state | or municipal work, as the government l may deem expedient
 Hartford.-Whether to support Jacob ! NJ. Silver or Senator Herman P. Kop- l pleman, candidates for delegate to the | Jewish congress in Washington, has caused disagreement among the | zionists of Hartford. The Zionist so- eieties supported MT. Silver at the convention. MT Silver | won the radical nomination, securing | one vote more than Saul German.
 6ristoI.-Plans were laid for the or ganization of a band to be composed !