Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-12
BRIEF STATE NEWS

Amston - H. P. Arndt returned re- gently after a business trip which took him into eight different states.
 Waterbury-There is every reason to believe that the fiscal total of reg istration for Waterbury will come close to 16,000.
 Hartford-Ruth WyIIys chapter, D. A. R.. is conducting a Liberty loan campaign through a chapter commit tee on war relief service.
 New MiIford-July 15 is the date upon which it is now thought the bIeac chery will begin operations, ac- cording to Manager c. N. Roberson. Jr.
 Deep Rfver-Cashier Richard L. Sel- den of the Deep River National Bank reports that s29.000 has been sub- soribed for Liberty bonds through the bank.
 Mystic-C. Lyston Morgan, son of MT. and Mrs. Christopher Morgan, of Mystic, has been made sales manager of a Steel Hoop Company of Chicago, with offices in that city.
 Ha-tford-Major F. V. Preston, gen. erai manager of agencies of the Trav- elers Insurance Company who was 80 years old June 1. had another ami versary Saturday, when he completed hfty-two years with the Travellers.
 South Windsor - The terrific wind and thunderstorm Friday did much damage. tearing up trees and moving Frank Prior's nine-acre tobacco shed four feet off it's foundation breaking the poles and doors, and splitting the center poles in half.
 WaIlingford- New Haven West association of Congregati church. es, and ministers, will meet in special session in the Congrega tional church fThuTG6aT Inn at examine R. H. Bainton for lincensure; and to install the pastor.
 Hartfo=d-Rev. Robbins W. Barstow. who has been acting as assistant pas tor of the South Congregational church since the resignation of the pastor Rev Dr. Irving H. Berg. has received call to the First Congregational church of Woodstock, Vt, which he has accepted.
 South Manehester-Major Sherwood A. Cheney, U. s. A, who crossed the Atlantic ocean on the vessel with For eign Secretary Arthur J. BaIfour and is an additional member of the staff of General John J. Pershing, Is brother of Colonel William c. Cheney, of South Manchester
 New Britain-The most elaborate farming proposition that New Britain, as city, has ever attempted is the municipal farm being run directely by and under the supervision of Mayor Quigley, for the purpose of combat ing the high cost of living in New Britain during the coming winter.
 New Haven-Mrs John Slade Ely has taken cottage at AmityviI1e. Long Island, for the summer, and with her family will leave town the latter part of the month. Mrs Ely will go to Farmingdale each day dur ing July and August to take the Horticultural course to be conducted there.
 New Haven-At St. Patrick's cathe- dral, New York, on Saturday, June 9th Mir. John Sylvester Reilly, Yale '15' was united in marriage with Miss E,s- telle Mulqueen, granddaughter of the late Mayor Gilroy, of New York, the ceremony being performed by Cardi- nal Farley. Mir. Reilly's best men were his brothers. Bernard E. Reilly Yale 10, and James A. Reilly. Yale '12. Frances Blackman and her sister, FL len A Blackman were held Monday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. Tie Misses BlacEzn1an had lived their three score years and ten together and now they were buried together. They were the daughters of the late Charles and Julia Blacl,man. Their deaths oc- cured within a few hours of each other, Mary having died Friday. and her sister Saturday, without knowing the former had departed. The news from Ellen. The older sister was 76. and the younger 72. They were lifelong residents of this city.