Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-10
BRIEF STATE NEWS

New Britain.-An Union Barber shops will close at DO o'clock every Saturday night. commencing Aurust 4th.
 Fair Haven-Sherman T.. Graves supervisor Of school gardens. has gone to his former home in Richmond. Ms for short vacation.
 Bristol-The switchboard and line employees of the Southern New Eng land Telephone Compauy~H Hartford office had n barbecue at compounce Wednesday.
 LitehfieId.-Mr and Mrg. carl D. Schlecht. of Phelps Farm are to leave Litchheld on September Iaf fg assume the management Of Hotel Clark in Derby
 Riduefield.-The name or George P Insersoll has been sent To tho aen- ate by President Wilson aH envoy extraordinary and Minister Pleuipo- tentiary to the Kingdom of Siam.
 cornwaII-The library has received the gift of a framed portrait 0f Dr Burrett B. North. who practfced rnedf- cine here many yearF ago and waH president of the County Medical ao- ciety and of the library in itg earlier days.
 New Haven.-The receipts at ths New Haven post office for July. rhow an increase of g per cent over inc same month last year. The receipts amounted 10 25s.212.0T. aRaiuat f5f- l90.97 for July. 1915, an increaaa of s4,12f,Os.
 Waterbury-The board Of finance. rF Hrm ne Board of Public Safety in regard t0 the increase in pay for the local nra- men. The action of the Finance Board increases the pay Of the hremcu zs cents a day.
 Stamford. - The department of justice has been notified of the acc tion of man who. it is charged. por- ing here as Captain William Clark. U. s. A., stole a gold watch and defraud- ed Miss Amelia Slater. boarding house keeper out of four days board for him self and his wife.
 Morris covs.-Through ths Kindness of the Camp Fire Girls. who have voi- unteered their services to busy moth CTS. anyone wishing to attend the Red Cross group meetings on Monday aff~ ernoons may leave children in the care of the girls who will devote their time to this splendid purpose.
 Old Saybrook.-The Red Croaa aoci- ety will put Up fruits. vegetables and make war jam for the benefit of fha Red Cross. beginning Friday. AuFuut 10th. from g. a. m, 10 1 D. m. at Ma sonic hall kitchen. The surplus hsnh vegetable from several gardens have been contributed for the special work
 New HaVen-One hundred and fifty tons of produce were purchased at ths new city market which opened We'd nesday morning and dealers from this county Waterbury. Auaoni0 and as far away as Torrington. came here to buy fruits and veEetnb bleg. Ninety dealers asked for allotment of staii1.
 Rockville.-Wheu Martin Laubscher. chief clerk at the White. Corhiu Dt- vision of the United States Envelope company reached his office Weduer- day g1orning, he was surprised to And 36 roses on his desk. These Wern th0 gift of the office force, and each rose marked a year Of service for Captal1 Laubscher.
 Hartford.-MiTt dealers have failed the storelleepers fin many instances and many families who rely for their milk upon small grocery stores are no longer able 10 get it. and lart week there were several cases reported 70 the Hartford County League where families were unable to obtain milk Tor tnelr evening meal
 New Haven.-Attoruev Bernard r. Lynch was Wednesday appointed by Judge Thomas in the United states court receiver in charge Of fine Hotel Royal at 233 Meadow street aF a reruit Of an involuntary petition in bank ruptcy against Albert F. LaZaro. fne The petitiouiuE credirorH are Wfseman and Lapides. owners of the property where tho hotel ls lCraf- cd. They have a claim of 98.5o0 for rent
 East Hartford-Three teachers of the local schools have aent their rra- ignation 10 the town school committee. They are Miss Anna c. Creighton, teacher in the third grade st the Sec Ond North school: Miss Mabel T.. Rad cliffe, teacher in the fourth grade of the Second North school. 1sd Miss Mary F. Halloran, teacher 0f the sixth grade of the South Cram mar school.
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